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Work smart not hard
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Ever heard of an impact wrench?

Why are they left-handed threads?

I mean, you could just spin them with your hands if it’s that easy to spin

This is clever, but a power tool would actually be smart.

This is exactly the definition of not smart but hard.

Takes way longer than spinning with your fingers. Project manager walk by and you're doing stupid shit like this he's going straight to the office to get your money.

Why are these screws threaded backwards?

Left hand threads are the future!

Double the pace by making it a loop.

I think he could have done 2 nuts at the same time.

Damned AI slop.

Working smart would be to use a powered tool to spin those nuts down.

Every good mechanic knows you can just walk up and slap the nut to get it down

Accurate

This is why we dont have nice things.

Non-galvanized, and outdoors? Hmmm...

Wow! And that is a union job too!

shouldn't he be alternating nuts at roughly 180 degrees ?

Pretty Dewalt makes a quicker battery drill

thats it, you're going home for the day retard

Um... Have you ever heard of an impact driver?

As long as there is someone coming along and getting them to the proper torque

Left handed threads too!

This work always drives me nuts

У китаёз ручки-то маленькие, вот они и схитряются

Use a electric hand drill with a rubber wheel will make it much more smart.

Just ugga dugga that bitch down

Doing that, requires more time and effort, than just spinning them with your hand...

Left hand bolts ?

Smart would be a long band wrapped around multiple screws.

Can I try just one time?

I feel like I could have had tightened these faster

I would be faster if he did 2 at the time
