Is it a solid shank or hollow?
344349
Hi John, Solid shank! This was the primary reason for my purchase. It's heavy too. Solid, well built.
623452
I asked my husband and he said it is 1/8th inch shank ... I use mine for my 2 little dogs nails.. it's perfect.. hope this helps answer your question..
1836377
If by "solid" you mean that it is heavy, it is not. The base is hollow, but has not been a problem for my mother, for whom I bought it.
2094556
It is a low shank, snap on foot. Check you machine manual. Hope this helps.
1129134
The one I received was hollow ground. Also, the steel is CPM S30V unlike what it says in the description.
874693
Hollow but the plastic is really thick so they are sturdy. My daughter loves them!
590382
It is a solid. They are tiny pearls. I use them for making traditional pretzels. It works great.
1765957
It is molded one piece, and while it is hollow, the walls are very thick. It is heavy and sturdy enough to seem very solid.
1060017
It has a hollow core with a sealed base. It is poorly constructed overall. Best option look elsewhere for another alternative. Not a well made product.
2123754
it is hollow with short screw and solid cap to close it. I took a dremmel and notched the cap so a knife can be slid in to pop it open for storage items. else its very hard to open.
1026655
My husband has made many canes with these. He says yes hollow but very heavy duty
22292
The bottom is not hollow. It is actually a bolt that when turned with an Allen wrench you can decrease or increase the shock absorbing action.
874694
I think more hollow but not to the point that they are flimsy. They are quite sturdy.
1026657
Yes, it is hollow. The shaft will only fit part way up the shaft due to the curve. I have used these on sticks that are "thin" and just slide into the hame, with a little shaping to get them to slide in farther. I prefer a "thicker" stick, and shape the stick to inset the hame into the stick. Both ways work very well, and it makes a very good looking walking stick. The brass is thick, this is a heavy piece of metal, you don't have to worry about it bending. It won't. I think you will be very satisfied with it as the top of your stick. I always get nice comments on how good the sticks look. Good luck, have fun. Yes, it is hollow. The shaft will only fit part way up the shaft due to the curve. I have used these on sticks that are "thin" and just slide into the hame, with a little shaping to get them to slide in farther. I prefer a "thicker" stick, and shape the stick to inset the hame into the stick. Both ways work very well, and it makes a very good looking walking stick. The brass is thick, this is a heavy piece of metal, you don't have to worry about it bending. It won't. I think you will be very satisfied with it as the top of your stick. I always get nice comments on how... » Read More Yes, it is hollow. The shaft will only fit part way up the shaft due to the curve. I have used these on sticks that are "thin" and just slide into the hame, with a little shaping to get them to slide in farther. I prefer a "thicker" stick, and shape the stick to inset the hame into the stick. Both ways work very well, and it makes a very good looking walking stick. The brass is thick, this is a heavy piece of metal, you don't have to worry about it bending. It won't. I think you will be very satisfied with it as the top of your stick. I always get nice comments on how good the sticks look. Good luck, have fun. « Show Less
2004675
I have no idea. I think hollow. I have had 2 of these in a very humid bathroom for 3 1/2 years and they look the same as the day I got them. They are good quality and work like they are suppose too.
2143994
The one I received several months ago does not appear to be hollow grind. It was a bit disappointing staight of of the package, but a minor touchup on a fine ceramic stone made it acceptable. Haven't used it enough yet to determine how well it will hold the edge I put on it. The ergos in my hand are good' however.
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.