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Old March 3rd 07, 07:04 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"Viperdoc" wrote
I have concerns about using an electric screwdriver on my plane- don't

they
chew up the heads?


I considered it a godsend after previously having to remove the 80 or so
screws necessary to get the cowlings off of a 60's vintage Mooney manually.
The battery-powered drill made it easy.

Have you ever skated across the paint with an electric?


Nope, I never had that happen....yet.

BDS


 




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