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| Originally Posted by antonye What Neil says - use a good SQUARE drive allen key and not a ball or a slightly rounded one. They don't need too much torque to keep them in (you don't need to do them up too tight) and this helps with keeping them in shape. Having said that, they are very soft and round easily, but at that price it's always worth buying a couple and keeping one as a spare. |
Why would you use a SQUARE Allen key when the hole is hexagonal?
15-Dec-2009, 20:01 
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