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Old 04-29-2008, 12:00 AM   #41
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you're right, hilti definitely don't make real tools, and to showcase this, lets compare it to an air tool . by your logic, i might as will throw alway my 13 amp corded right angle drill, and buy an impact drill. for what it's worth i'm a plumber, which means i spend a lot of time drilling holes (wood,concrete) , and as far as CORDLESS tools go, there's nothing on the market that can compete. big difference between driving screws, and drilling with a 2-9/16" self feed bit, or a 4-1/2" hole saw. if i'm feeling lazy, and i don't feel like starting the generator, and running a power cord for few holes, i reach for my fake cordless tool, and she will chew up everything in site. i've yet to see a 24-34v drill with that much balls.... you can't be serious
I know my 36v Dewalt could show that hilti whats up (hands down)... but it wouldn't compete with the 36v hilti system

those are just too darn expensive for me

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Old 04-29-2008, 12:05 AM   #42
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you're right, hilti definitely don't make real tools, and to showcase this, lets compare it to an air tool . by your logic, i might as will throw alway my 13 amp corded right angle drill, and buy an impact drill. for what it's worth i'm a plumber, which means i spend a lot of time drilling holes (wood,concrete) , and as far as CORDLESS tools go, there's nothing on the market that can compete. big difference between driving screws, and drilling with a 2-9/16" self feed bit, or a 4-1/2" hole saw. if i'm feeling lazy, and i don't feel like starting the generator, and running a power cord for few holes, i reach for my fake cordless tool, and she will chew up everything in site. i've yet to see a 24-34v drill with that much balls.... you can't be serious
I was NOT beating on cordless.........ALL I own, at this point, is cordless! (I do not do any Heavy Work these days. That what Subs are for!)

I just find it hilarious that they have created a "NEW" measuring system to make them sound "Tough". Never, never have I heard of "Inch/pounds" of Torque. The REAL measurement is Newton/Meters or Foot/Pounds.

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I was NOT beating on cordless.........ALL I own, at this point, is cordless! (I do not do any Heavy Work these days. That what Subs are for!)
I just find it hilarious that they have created a "NEW" measuring system to make them sound "Tough". Never, never have I heard of "Inch/pounds" of Torque. The REAL measurement is Newton/Meters or Foot/Pounds.
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I have a 3/8" torque wrench that's
over 35 years old and marked in
inch pounds.
I've read a lot of specs in
inch pounds over the years.
Inch pounds have been in use
as long as foot pounds.
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Try Googling Inch/Pound and see how many "specs" use it!

The ONLY thing that utilizes it IS Torque Wrenches!!!!
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Try Googling Inch/Pound and see how many "specs" use it!

The ONLY thing that utilizes it IS Torque Wrenches!!!!
And the automotive industry.
And ....


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And the automotive industry.
And ....


Just enjoy your ignorance, okay?
Be proud.

You are so "The Man". Man!

Enjoy your bliss, for they say it is ignorance.

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Mal really needs to go and
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Ignorance is no sin.
Being proud of it,
should be.
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Find me a conversion site or a wiki entry that supports In/Lb. It is archaic. As useful today as a Dram (An Apothecary Measurement as well as Liquor Apportioning).

All I am saying is that the marketing Gurus use a BIG number to sound BIG.

Sort of like Internet speeds......

kBps versus kbps. There is a factor of 8 between the two!

Hey! Do not let disagreements of OTHER posts effect your responses. Tis not Healthy!
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Find me a conversion site or a wiki entry that supports In/Lb. It is archaic. As useful today as a Dram (An Apothecary Measurement as well as Liquor Apportioning).

All I am saying is that the marketing Gurus use a BIG number to sound BIG.

Sort of like Internet speeds......

kBps versus kbps. There is a factor of 8 between the two!

Hey! Do not let disagreements of OTHER posts effect your responses. Tis not Healthy!
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Check yer link....Dink!

Goes nowhere.


Just hang it up now.....You are NOT gonna win!
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A converter that changes inch pounds to foot pounds changed my life....
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There is no contest here.
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You will soon grow into the shoes you wear.

Face it PAL. Inch/Pounds went out the window BEFORE you or I were born. As a matter.........It was NEVER a real measurement!

Again.

Show me some REAL tangible websites that explain, support, utilize, convert, or even apply this system to real-World, modern-day applications.

You can not do it.

Anyhow......................If you back track to my ORIGINAL post, you will see that I ADMIT that I have never heard this term prior to this day. I asked more questions so I may become more "well versed" in this field.

So far NO ONE has been able to supply any pertinent info. And you are not adding to the cause. Just being Myopic.
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Post Script Neo.......

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A converter that changes inch pounds to foot pounds changed my life....
Cut it out Sam........Newton/Meters is what you know. The PROPER force index!
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This is almost getting to be fun now!
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