Your problem is you are probably using an impact driver numbers vs impact wrench. Even compact battery impact wrenches can get over 300 ft-lbs of breakaway torque. The beefiest consumer cordless can get over 1000. That’ll rip those lug nuts right off.

My wife says she wins either way.

https://youtu.be/wCDIYvFmgW8?si=0w0rG3eorIdfCLlg

One of the finest music videos of all time, for those looking for the source.

The Minion rendition of Happy by Pharell Williams. I dare not even look it up for fear I might have to hear it again.

They are contracting Triton Submarines to do it, and they look pretty legit.

Working in a niche field I see this a lot. For example, we needed an adapter for an amplifier from a small research equipment company. The provided us with a 3d printed component MacGyvered with existing hardware. I would imagine the total number they will ever need to make would be less than 100. I can’t imagine a better use for 3d printing.

I know it’s not exactly the same, but once you hit the max, why not remote into another VM and continue?