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Default chuck for a speeder socket wrench

Is there a chuck that will fit on a speeder wrench to make it a de facto
bit and brace? B and B's are hard to come by, was trying to see if I
could make one of my speeders do double duty. Helpful when working on
fence posts way out in the pasture away from a drop cord, and don't need
recharging.

Tim
 
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