You make it look like SL10 would be great, and SL8 would be at fault. But you could also have placed the SL8 to be perfectly vertical, then things would not look that clear cut any more!
SL10 is a wider bit than SL8. It’s oriented point to point on the 1/4 hex because that dimension is longer than flat-to-flat. Not sure why SL8 is the way it is, it could be oriented point-to-point or flat-to-flat and still be in spec either way.
Very manipulative post.
You make it look like SL10 would be great, and SL8 would be at fault. But you could also have placed the SL8 to be perfectly vertical, then things would not look that clear cut any more!
Justice for SL8!!!
It seems intentional that they are aligned differently so you can identify them?
This is an explanation I can live with.
No one refute it, please.
I’m sorry.
SL10 is a wider bit than SL8. It’s oriented point to point on the 1/4 hex because that dimension is longer than flat-to-flat. Not sure why SL8 is the way it is, it could be oriented point-to-point or flat-to-flat and still be in spec either way.