Rock Climbing - Placing a Torque nut for protection

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This film is part of a series of 17 films. We run through walking to the crag, using the guide book, checking weather and locating your climb. Once a climb is chosen, looking at leading the climb and belaying your second up.
This is just an overview, so if you want more details about the different stages look at the single pitch leading playlist for wire placement, cam placement, thread placement, torque nut placement, belaying a leader, and 8 different belay set ups for the top of a route:)
The guys here are climbing in Northwest Scotland at Reiff just north of Ullapool.

[@renatosureal]

Simple yet very instructive. Thanks... 5 years later still relevant.

[@habaceeba]

Being a novice trad climber, I find these videos most useful. Thank you and more please.

[@olddirtydoggy]

Torque nuts, talk to me! This is a better vid that the others we've had lately. The cam ones had so much info missing.

[@ellisbrigham]

Very useful tips! thanks @Glenmore Lodge.

[@richardcarey169]

They are Hexentrics........nothing new used them for 40 years

[@stuartbaines2843]

What is the likelihood of this "torque" placement sliding?
A direct camming device would be my preference.