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ALLEN KEY FOR AC26 SCREW PILOT
ALLEN KEY FOR AC26 SCREW PILOT
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Screw Pilot
Spare allen wrench
Replacement spare part.
Features
- Correct size for TZ-AC26 fits the grub screws used on the Tork Craft TZ-AC26 screw pilot/countersink set.
- Durable steel construction offers good strength and wear resistance for repeated tightening and loosening.
- L-shaped design provides a comfortable grip and leverage when adjusting or securing the pilot drills.
- Compact accessory is easy to keep with your drill bits or in a small parts organiser.
Benefits
- Keep your set in service: quickly adjust or replace pilot drills so the TZ-AC26 set stays productive.
- Reduce damage to screws: using the correct size Allen key helps prevent stripping grub screw heads.
- Convenient spare: ideal as a replacement if the original key is lost or worn, saving you from downtime.
Extra Information
- Specifically intended for use with the Tork Craft TZ-AC26 Screw Pilot/Countersink Set.
- Store the Allen key in the same case or container as your screw pilot bits to avoid misplacing it.
- Periodically check that the grub screws are snug to ensure the pilot drills do not slip under load.
Pro Tip
- When setting the drill length on your screw pilot bits, lightly tighten the grub screw first, check the depth on a scrap piece of timber, then make fine adjustments and fully tighten with the Allen key. This gives you consistent screw depth and cleaner finishes across the whole job.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TZ-AC26-02 |
| Product Type | Allen Key |
| Compatible Set | TZ-AC26 Screw Pilot/Countersink Set |
| Tool Style | L-Shaped Hex Key |
| Material | Steel |
| Pack Quantity | 1 Piece |
| Typical Use | Adjusting and securing pilot drills in screw pilot bits |
Safety
- Always disconnect the drill or remove the battery before adjusting screw pilot bits with the Allen key.
- Ensure the Allen key is fully engaged in the grub screw before applying force to prevent slipping.
- Do not use the key as a lever or pry bar – misuse can cause bending or breakage.
- Keep small tools like this Allen key away from children when not in use.