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Wow.....With that size of battery it would be better to have it separate from the tool, and clip on your belt or similar manner with a short cord running to it, my arms feel tired just thinking about drilling overhead with that thing.

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I'm with Jeff on that one. They have an entire line like that still. Look a little different but the older lithium a looked really cool.

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I had a older Makita drill that looked very close to that but with a totally different battery, probably the same time frame.....

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Kinda surprising most of those tools are 12v or less. Then again in an assembly situation prob lots of fasteners into plastic that don't require lots of power etc.

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Those assembly tools have Veeeeery precise Torque settings.  Most Bolts/nuts/fasteners only need a few newtons really.

 

These assembly tools can be controlled by a computer using bluetooth and will torque untill the setting is reached and then auto stop. A visual and audio signal will alert the user if the fastening has been done correctly.

 

Very cool but expensive tools :D

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Those assembly tools have Veeeeery precise Torque settings. Most Bolts/nuts/fasteners only need a few newtons really.

These assembly tools can be controlled by a computer using bluetooth and will torque untill the setting is reached and then auto stop. A visual and audio signal will alert the user if the fastening has been done correctly.

Very cool but expensive tools :D

My buddy works for ford and a light comes on indicating he fastened his bolts to the proper torque, it's all computerized now

Jimbo

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Love seeing these cool and unique tools and the history behind them. The forum is like a show for tool history. You guys are the best. Much respect.

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My buddy works for ford and a light comes on indicating he fastened his bolts to the proper torque, it's all computerized now

Jimbo

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Yep thats cool !

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