will it conect to any 1/4 inch arm?
347886
It came with an adjustable post that fits in any microphone/flash/accesory shoe.
347887
What is 1/4 inch arm? It connects to a tripod type screw so you could connect to anything you want so long it can support the weight.
347888
Yes, but you want to be careful about the arm you buy. This unit is a little heavy. I broke the mount on the arm I bought and had to make some modifications to make it hold still.
1011470
You can use it. If you use the 1/4" just flip the guide pin and it works. It will be a tight fit though.
267524
This tool would probably destroy any 1/4 in bit. That being said if you got an adapter it would work.
1412592
IF it accepts standard 1 and 1/4 inch attachments, it should. Take a tape measure and see what the measurements of your current attachments are.
1582618
Sorry not sure.... a 1/2 inch isn't really too much though i would think it would still work
1367477
If that is considered a large arm, then I would imagine yes. If not, then no. Please be advised that this is an extremely poorly constructed product.
1797609
No. You will need a can tap and an adapter. The can taps for 134a do not have the 1/4 inch fitting that these guages have.
226313
Umm, it may actually. Mines a 3/4 inch and it works fine. I would say it would.
963245
I can't tell you for sure without seeing the iron but the tips are pretty much standard sizes. If you have an iron that says it accepts 1/4" tips then the majority off the time any 1/4" tips will fit. Most tips are held in by a sort of twist-lock type device so there is a little variance in the receiving size of the iron but not much. If the iron says it takes 3/16" tips, a 1/8" or 1/4" tip will not work. Hope this helps!
323837
Yes, it will. However, I have not tested the distance to which the connection is effective.
966694
as long as the attachment is round a little over an inch in diameter it should work.
1343850
It all depends om the size of the connection. If they are the same diameter it will.
699773
Yes it should, I never tried it. But what I would do as one person said, put a roll of 1/2" on first then the 1/4", But I think I would put on a 1" or bigger then the 1/4". The reason for that is to keep the 1/4" from twisting around on the holder. Good Luck Larry
1852661
It is less than an inch. I believe it is pretty close to 3/4". 3/4" will likely be a tight fit since you will want to make sure to have room to not bind the wires up.
90232
I don't think it will work for the pin distance you described, because the connector has a pin measurement of 1/2" center-to-center.
285792
Depends on how deep in the wall the mating threaded connection is. From thread-to-thread the arm is about 8" in that direction.
516023
With #1 guide it's less than 3/16 of an inch. I haven't tried it without a guide but it's got to be 1/8 inch or so.