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spring loaded bit or bit-older

04/03/2008 2:06 AM

I need some urgent help.

I need a spring loaded bit or bit bolder with standard 1/4" end (to engage with screw driver) & other end should be floating by 20mm with hex socket (a/f 7 mm) for driving a M4 screw.

Pls suggest some supplier.
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Re: spring loaded bit or bit-older

04/04/2008 4:49 AM

Do you mean the ¼" hex drive for a cordless driver? You can buy an adaptor from ¼" hex to ¼" square then add a deep 7mm socket, is that what you need?

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Re: spring loaded bit or bit-older

04/06/2008 2:26 AM

Hi, pc!

It doesn't read like a complex request, but I'm not certain I follow. Perhaps you could diagram what you mean for easier understanding...

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