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Good news: It's done, and son of a gun, it works! The levers allow adjusting speed independent of the wrench's vertical position, solving the previous problem. Though still a prototype, it's completely functional and will be used as-is for a while, long enough to assess whether any changes are needed - or not.
The question is: should a YT video be made showing how it works, enough that others can make one? Thing is, unless the exact model impact wrench is used, none of the 3D-printed parts will be useful. I guess a general overview could be helpful for those wanting to use a different impact wrench. Meh, we'll see; I'm realistic enough to know that the total audience interested in something like this is really tiny.
![1722021359036.png 1722021359036.png](https://www.hobby-machinist.com/data/attachments/455/455242-a99ca317fd974a21bf30b5c6b7d3aca6.jpg)
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The question is: should a YT video be made showing how it works, enough that others can make one? Thing is, unless the exact model impact wrench is used, none of the 3D-printed parts will be useful. I guess a general overview could be helpful for those wanting to use a different impact wrench. Meh, we'll see; I'm realistic enough to know that the total audience interested in something like this is really tiny.
![1722021359036.png 1722021359036.png](https://www.hobby-machinist.com/data/attachments/455/455242-a99ca317fd974a21bf30b5c6b7d3aca6.jpg)
![1722021392333.png 1722021392333.png](https://www.hobby-machinist.com/data/attachments/455/455243-84ea1fca8834e0384e8994487e046cb3.jpg)