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Hi
I bought some "Thunderbolt" M8 Torx concrete fixing screws. These are to upgrade from plastic plugs. I am hoping to get a considerable increase in strength of fixing. What do I use to fit them. Currently I have nothing to do a trial on, but the suggestion that an impact driver is needed seems a little odd. I would have assumed that the impact would just shear the newly cut concrete thread. Is a normal screwdriver practical, I notice Lidl have a pneumatic impact driver on sale currently, would it be worth getting one? Regards AB |
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