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Reducing it to one hand should minimize the need for 'coordination'.BuckeyeDennis wrote:Got it. My problem to date has been keeping those skinny wrenches on their respective nuts. We'll see if I'm sufficiently coordinated with the aid of "the trick".reible wrote:The trick is to always squeeze the wrenches together. This works for both tightening and loosening, yea really.
Ed
Yeah but only if you position the wrenches properly.JPG wrote:Reducing it to one hand should minimize the need for 'coordination'.BuckeyeDennis wrote:Got it. My problem to date has been keeping those skinny wrenches on their respective nuts. We'll see if I'm sufficiently coordinated with the aid of "the trick".reible wrote:The trick is to always squeeze the wrenches together. This works for both tightening and loosening, yea really.
Ed
BuckeyeDennis wrote:Got it. My problem to date has been keeping those skinny wrenches on their respective nuts. We'll see if I'm sufficiently coordinated with the aid of "the trick".reible wrote:The trick is to always squeeze the wrenches together. This works for both tightening and loosening, yea really.
Ed
If you are not coordinated you might not want to use power tools or much else.JPG wrote:Reducing it to one hand should minimize the need for 'coordination'.BuckeyeDennis wrote:Got it. My problem to date has been keeping those skinny wrenches on their respective nuts. We'll see if I'm sufficiently coordinated with the aid of "the trick".reible wrote:The trick is to always squeeze the wrenches together. This works for both tightening and loosening, yea really.
Ed