It's a good idea to file off any burrs and maybe add a slight chamfer on each edge. That's easier to do on the larger sizes.
scalabration 3 months ago
i use a grinder lol
xXShadowRejectsXx 1 year ago
Why not just buy a quality hex wrench (Wera, Wiha, Bondhus) that last 1000 times longer than those cheap china ones?.
patzy22 1 year ago 10
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@patzy22 because they are dumb.
4002inch 1 year ago
@patzy22 bondhus are shit.
nolimit7 10 months ago
@patzy22 Agreed - why bother trying to fix that Chinese crap. The heat from the cutting makes the poorly 'hardened' surface even worse anyway.
adisharr 7 months ago
@adisharr Key words "a good way to get a LITTLE bit more life out of your hex wrench..."
tharrington11 6 months ago
the cutting disc will shatter if you apply too much pressure!
it's much safer to use a file or failing that some sandpaper
jimmyshoes 2 years ago 9
yeah ive used a bench grinder but it comes out curved..this works way better
gtracer226 2 years ago
if someone needs video tutorial for this, i doubt he should use anything that spins at 30,000+rpm
MuF123 3 years ago
Nice vid.
five stars.
XshuaX 3 years ago
i just grind em back a few mm on the bench grinder, its heaps quicker
RCbasher07 3 years ago
glad to see original girl back
redrav96 3 years ago
what about ball hex drivers?
rcfreak363 3 years ago
omg, ive been doing this for years
fathead431 3 years ago
good tip !
bigjoe12345678910 3 years ago
It's a good idea to file off any burrs and maybe add a slight chamfer on each edge. That's easier to do on the larger sizes.
scalabration 3 months ago
i use a grinder lol
xXShadowRejectsXx 1 year ago
Why not just buy a quality hex wrench (Wera, Wiha, Bondhus) that last 1000 times longer than those cheap china ones?.
patzy22 1 year ago 10
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@patzy22 because they are dumb.
4002inch 1 year ago
@patzy22 bondhus are shit.
nolimit7 10 months ago
@patzy22 Agreed - why bother trying to fix that Chinese crap. The heat from the cutting makes the poorly 'hardened' surface even worse anyway.
adisharr 7 months ago
@adisharr Key words "a good way to get a LITTLE bit more life out of your hex wrench..."
tharrington11 6 months ago
the cutting disc will shatter if you apply too much pressure!
it's much safer to use a file or failing that some sandpaper
jimmyshoes 2 years ago 9
yeah ive used a bench grinder but it comes out curved..this works way better
gtracer226 2 years ago
if someone needs video tutorial for this, i doubt he should use anything that spins at 30,000+rpm
MuF123 3 years ago
Nice vid.
five stars.
XshuaX 3 years ago
i just grind em back a few mm on the bench grinder, its heaps quicker
RCbasher07 3 years ago
glad to see original girl back
redrav96 3 years ago
what about ball hex drivers?
rcfreak363 3 years ago
omg, ive been doing this for years
fathead431 3 years ago
good tip !
bigjoe12345678910 3 years ago