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Large wooden board on top of screwdriver, pipewrench clamped to screwdriver handle
sit on the board, and loosen with wrench.
Just dont slip and fall on the screwdriver handle, shoving it up the anus might hurt a bit.
Although you could be like a walking multi-tool, until you have to shit that is.
Take them to korea and tell them to blow the bindings off your skis during their next bomb testing.
You should know, the correct shop terminology for that is the "coaxer"Quote:
Originally Posted by mntlion
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Originally Posted by cj001f
Or of you are an instructor, just stand there with the screwdriver in the ski, the ski and the world will revolve around you.Quote:
Originally Posted by kidwoo
no, no, no. BFH, or the finely tuned instrument known as the "poundometer".Quote:
Originally Posted by leroy jenkins
I've always referred to it as a "persuader"Quote:
Originally Posted by MrDirt
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Originally Posted by Geoff
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D'oh!
That's what I meant, thanks.
It depends on what the core material. With foam or wood, a posi-drive screwdriver will work just fine. For a core composed of a more burly material like, say, liquid hot magma, a screwdriver's just not gonna cut it.
Place one bacon soaked dilithium crystal chilled with dry ice on each screw head and wait for the fog to disperse. The "Costanza like" shrinkage will allow the screws to be easily removed....
If all else fails, you can always fall back on the old standby:
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