3/16 thin wall nut driver

Excellent, professional, easy to understand and navigate. Great little front sight tool. Works like a charm, I have one from another manufacture that's really heavy for what the tool is used for I will be reaching for the lighter one every time.

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Stray Electron Super Contributor Posts: I have some equipment that uses nuts in a similar situation and I had to turn the shaft o. I used the short Xcelite brand nuts drivers that are about 4" long. Sadly, I used all of the ones that I had and I haven't been able to find any more of them. The ones that I used are the same as the small red handled one that is 2nd from the left on the bottom row. NZ Siglent Distributor. Find the socket that fits then chuck it in a drill and grind the walls of the socket down.

Yes sacrilege I know but sometimes it's the only way. Our local electronics supply store has this type of thing - the "cheap" ones actually have very thin walls, and I use them for the exact same situations. I made a socket-wrench for a sensor nut by tapping a hex piece of steel into a piece of aluminum tubing.

A commercial socket wouldn't work because the sensor had a cable coming out of its end. Do you have any tubing and a few steel nuts or hex standoffs or an Allen key? For something like a nut, copper tubing might just do the job. Many of these sets include nutdrivers. They're are often metric, but you should be able to find something that fits. Since its steel you might want to use a dremel on it while its spinning the file works good for brass, I have not tried one on steel I imagine it would take a while or be otherwise challenging or downright impossible its hardened.

That is not the only place on Tektronix equipment where access requires thin wall nut drivers. I got a set from Wiha for them. Thanks everyone, I will mull these options over. Pages: [ 1 ] Go Up. There was an error while thanking.