What is the shank size/what collet is required?
189980
The shank size is 1/8" Once you use this EZ406-02 for cutting metal you will also want to purchase the additional cutoff wheels for plastic too. At stiTools.com we use these tools frequently and depend on them for accuracy and convenience
2035850
It accepts both. The unit is set to accept 1/2" shanks but it comes with an adapter that allows the use of 1/4" shanks.
1234367
The key to successfully using other nails is what is the head size of the nail. Generally .099 shank nails are too big (take shank and multiply by 2.5 & that number should be less than .236. So .090 and .093 is fine. You may have jamming problems with .083 and .080. So sweet spot should be shank size from .087-.093. When in doubt, owner's manual is a good resource.
651686
A 1/4" shank should work. A collet closing system has to be close tolerance but you should be able to slide it in without much pressure. The most obvious problem is the wrong size shank or a burr on the end - easy to feel. Next you might not be opening the collet on the die grinder. When you get if from the factory it might be tight and so the shank will not fit. It takes both wrenches to open it. The bottom wrench keeps it from turning the motor and the top one loosens the collet. When it is loose you can turn it easily with your hand, slip in the shank, tighten it by hand, and then use both wrenches to do the final tightening. A 1/4" shank should work. A collet closing system has to be close tolerance but you should be able to slide it in without much pressure. The most obvious problem is the wrong size shank or a burr on the end - easy to feel. Next you might not be opening the collet on the die grinder. When you get if from the factory it might be tight and so the shank will not fit. It takes both wrenches to open it. The bottom wrench keeps it from turning the motor and the top one loosens the collet. When it is loose you can turn it easily with your hand, slip in the shank, tighten it by hand, and then... » Read More A 1/4" shank should work. A collet closing system has to be close tolerance but you should be able to slide it in without much pressure. The most obvious problem is the wrong size shank or a burr on the end - easy to feel. Next you might not be opening the collet on the die grinder. When you get if from the factory it might be tight and so the shank will not fit. It takes both wrenches to open it. The bottom wrench keeps it from turning the motor and the top one loosens the collet. When it is loose you can turn it easily with your hand, slip in the shank, tighten it by hand, and then use both wrenches to do the final tightening. « Show Less
762772
The round-shank (end) section is 24mm (~15/16") diameter, ~2" long. The (notched) hex-shank section is 30mm (~1 3/16") flat-to-flat, ~2 5/8 " long.
1516396
Dremel uses a 3/16 3/32 &1\8 collets and I my older collets did work to accept the 1/8 shank.
2155788
hey will fit most low shank machine. Mine is a CG-590 and they fit. I am not familiar with either of the machines you ask about. Amazon does allow for things to be returned if they do not work.
1537871
Yor manual should tell you. You could also search the Internet with the model number. Most machines are low shank.
1090318
I'm not sure but there are six different length shanks included to fit various machines. Hopefully one will work.
197649
Up to 7/16" use a 3/8 shank. 1/2 and 9/16 use 1/2" shank. 5/8 and 11/16 use a 5/8" shank. 3/4 uses a 3/4" shank.
1805390
The shank on these bits is 0.0445" & will not fit a standard Dremel tool collet (0.125"). Dremel does makes an adjustable chuck that works nicely though. They may also sell smaller collets, not sure about this though.
44016
Pretty much any width - it has a spacer key that will line up the tails. Go to youtube and watch a demonstration - always helps. This dovetailer works really well, BTW - very happy with it.
772004
The shank is 1/8" diameter. The shank from one side to the other is 1 1/4", and the shank is 2 1/2" long.
2056409
DeWalt doesn't list a 1/8' collet as an option in the parts list. Personally, I think this router would have too much torque for a bit with an 1/8" shank.
1880954
The length from bottom of foot to top of shank is 1 3/8 inches, hope that helps. I have an older Necchi, and it works great.
345272
best check with Oregon for the correct file size. They spec at least 2 different diameter files for .325 pitch chains
512676
Hi Linda - It depends on the shank or your machine if it is a low snap on,it will fit. Fine out what shank your machine is,low,high or a low snap on. I hope I have helped you.