The Womper Woom, Womp it again Sam.

[chopdoc]

All this talk of grub screws is grossing me out.

 

[AXIOM_1]

lol

 

[Rixsta]

Night rixy!

Morning Jody

All this talk of grub screws is grossing me out.

You had to put a different image in my head

It could of been worse

 

[Rixsta]

It's father's day today in the UK. I want juicy presents. Probably set myself up for comments now, might be better next door though lol
I meant E Liquid, really I did.

 

[Sir Kadly]

It's father's day today in the UK. I want juicy presents. Probably set myself up for comments now, might be better next door though lol
I meant E Liquid, really I did.

Sure, we know exactly what you meant.

 

[chopdoc]

It's father's day today in the UK. I want juicy presents. Probably set myself up for comments now, might be better next door though lol
I meant E Liquid, really I did.

Its that time of year again?

and no no no no no. Birthdays its guaranteed, any other holidays aint

 

[Debadoo]

Happy Father's day too all of you papas out there!!!

 

[Rixsta]

Its that time of year again?

and no no no no no. Birthdays its guaranteed, any other holidays aint

It sure is.

 

[Lannie]

that confused me too, cuz earlier she said sumpthin about a grub screw then talked about a phillips screwdriver. So musta been talkin bout two different things

I thought "grub screws" was the name for the little tiny screws that hold the coil legs on the decks. Is that not right? Or it means only the ones with hex heads? What's the right name for those little screws? (Probably "little screws," huh? )

 

[Debadoo]

I thought "grub screws" was the name for the little tiny screws that hold the coil legs on the decks. Is that not right? Or it means only the ones with hex heads? What's the right name for those little screws? (Probably "little screws," huh? )

hehehe jup prolly tiny screws. or atty screws, dunno. But grub screws or set screws are the ones with no head on em and you use the hex key or allen key/wrench

 

[Lannie]

hehehe jup prolly tiny screws. or atty screws, dunno. But grub screws or set screws are the ones with no head on em and you use the hex key or allen key/wrench

Thanks! I'll try to remember that. Or unremember "grub screws" or something like that.

 

[Debadoo]

this'll either help or make it worse. Ya might put a stick into the ground to jab grubs. Ya gotta put a stick (allen key) in the grub screw

 

[Boden]

A grub screw is any screw without a head. They can be hex or phillips or any other type.

 

[Debadoo]

A grub screw is any screw without a head. They can be hex or phillips or any other type.

didn't know that........is a set screw only hex, or any of them?

 

[Lannie]

A grub screw is any screw without a head. They can be hex or phillips or any other type.

OK, that'll make it easy enough to remember. I can't tell which end is which on a grub because they have no "head" so that'll help me remember.

 

[Boden]

didn't know that........is a set screw only hex, or any of them?

A set screw can be a grub or a bolt or a wingbolt. Set screw describes the fasteners function. It locks something into place.

 

[Lannie]

SET SCREW! That's it! I forgotted that one.

 

[Rixsta]

To much screwing going on in here

 

[Debadoo]

To much screwing going on in here

lmao I mean yipes! I'm gittin outta here!

 

[Robert Cromwell]

I thought "grub screws" was the name for the little tiny screws that hold the coil legs on the decks. Is that not right? Or it means only the ones with hex heads? What's the right name for those little screws? (Probably "little screws," huh? )

Grub screws is a common name for Set Screws. These are the headless screws that screw all the way down in a hole. They can be hex socket , or slotted, and I suppose Phillips. although I have only seen Hex, torx or slotted.