What is the distance between the nail holes?
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Go to http://www.hansgrohe-usa.com/articledetail-raindance-unica-s-wallbar,-36-28631000.html On the right side you will find the downloadable file with the product data sheet. All the specs are there. Hope this will help.
1703205
I don't know about all that stuff, I'm new with my nailer so I bought bostitch nails. So far I've used 2 inch and 1 1/4 both are great with no problems. If you ry them the worse case is they jam and you have to get them out, go for it!
694162
I measured an inch from small end to center of the first hole. Hope that helps.
1968057
I'd guess about 1/8" too, but the hold up for walking around while your toe nails dry.
1880428
Holes for this bridge are about 72 mm apart, I had to dremel them out a little to fit my application.
1310482
The distance from center to center of the screw holes is 2 and 11/16 inches...
1281428
The distance to the fist set of holes are 4 1/2 " & to the second set is 6". Hope this helps you!!
578461
I gave this as a gift to my daughter in law and just sent it to her home so I don't know how big the holes are. Sorry!
1051780
It's 35cm.I had used 3M hooks on both ends instead of drilling nails into my wardrobe:)
866123
The standard for finger nail clippers are 3/8" and toe nails 1/2" I have a box full of all types and makes since 1952, and measured those just for you. An 1/16 of an inch here there shouldn't make much difference, the cutting edge and it's longevity is where the emphasis should lay.
643408
According to the Pfister site, the distance between the holes is 4" center-to-center. The holes should each be a minimum of 1/2".
95040
On the 1.5" galvanized nail, I have not used that length but any brand will work as long as it is 21 - 22 degree and plastic collated. I presently use several different brands.The metal connector nails are hardened nails used to connect steel connectors such as joist hangers, truss anchors, hurricane ties, ect, and yes they are also 21-22 degrees and plastic collated. I have only used the Bostich brand on these. They are to be used with the pointed guide that comes with the gun vs the flat guide. FYI, about 20% of the nails I put into the metal connectors missed the hole completely yet I had no problems with either the gun or the nails. On the 1.5" galvanized nail, I have not used that length but any brand will work as long as it is 21 - 22 degree and plastic collated. I presently use several different brands.The metal connector nails are hardened nails used to connect steel connectors such as joist hangers, truss anchors, hurricane ties, ect, and yes they are also 21-22 degrees and plastic collated. I have only used the Bostich brand on these. They are to be used with the pointed guide that comes with the gun vs the flat guide. FYI, about 20% of the nails I put into the metal connectors missed the hole... » Read More On the 1.5" galvanized nail, I have not used that length but any brand will work as long as it is 21 - 22 degree and plastic collated. I presently use several different brands.The metal connector nails are hardened nails used to connect steel connectors such as joist hangers, truss anchors, hurricane ties, ect, and yes they are also 21-22 degrees and plastic collated. I have only used the Bostich brand on these. They are to be used with the pointed guide that comes with the gun vs the flat guide. FYI, about 20% of the nails I put into the metal connectors missed the hole completely yet I had no problems with either the gun or the nails. « Show Less
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Tip of nail to top of head is just about 1 inch. The nail portion is 3/4 of an inch.
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The distance between hooks is 27 3/8" the distance between top and bottom hooks are adjustable. About 14 1/4"- 19" You will need to cut the bolt off flush for for the top hook and tack weld it. It's gets in the way.
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I'm not sure of the measurement, but you can buy a plastic jig that will align all 3 holes. I purchased mine at Lowes. It was cheap and very effective.
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I believe it has an angle variance tolerance of 20-22 degrees. It doesn't have to be exact, just the right style. I hope that helps. This allows it to be compatible with more nail types.
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About 1.25" from the outsides of the two screws. The two screw holes are about 1" apart.