would these work to put 2 sheets of .080" kydex together? or do you think 3/16 work better?
1529710
If ur using them inplace of eyelets then yes. If ur gonna use eyelets, and wanna attatch fire steel or something, then u should use 1/4" or 3/16". If No eyelets, 1/8" is good. If longer, the post part will be too long, and not alow u to squeeze the kydex tightly together. (Note: these look black in pic, but they are not black! They look like black chrome.. look it up. Kinda a smokey color. Looks kinda cool. But if ur looking for real black, this is not it.)
1655114
I don't THINK they will work, you have a unit bearing setup and these are for a spindle type outer knuckle. Check with WARN to be sure.
1439420
I would say yes because 3/16" is inbetween the two measurements given (1/8" and 1/4"). It will be more tight than 1/8" would be a more loose than 1/4" would be. I hope that makes sense, it's just a set size because it's plastic so 3/16" wouldn't take up with full width. I would say anything under 1/4" or so would work. I hope this helps.
1454438
I thought about that, too! But I haven't tried yet. They aren't a typical size and I'm not sure if my printer will choke trying to feed the plastic through. Also, as they're a circle folded in two, I suspect slippage would be an issue, as well.
1473831
In my experience, these punches will not work with aluminum 1/16 inch thick. They are so poorly made they break. On the plastic pack containing them, it plainly states that they are leather punches.
2083783
Sorry, I couldn't say. I use this for styrene plastic, although I do cut up to .04 In thick sheets with it (it does take a mighty whack to get through). The one thing I do notice, if you do not cut through the stock with a single hit, the circle's edges will be irregular and uneven. Hope this helps.
234759
I wouldn't write real heavy with this particular set because they are super fine metal tip almost like a needle and it will most likely bend. The 68's might be a bit better if you're worried about that. I use these for tiny spaces using a very light hand.
661354
These work with 2" webbing. I did not buy the stretching tool because that is used if you stretch and staple it. I had a elastic webbing 40' roll they show as "often bought with this" I just cut it about an inch shorter than the measured length and stretched it to fit into my slots - though my slots aren't like in the picture, mine turned 90 degrees which made it easier. I would attach the metal end cap to the webbing and pull it to the slot and hammer it in. Worked great.
23095
No, they won't fit. I also have trouble as 40 cal double stack will drop out when shook.I try to find something leather. I use Bladetech for holster and mag holder. They fit andcan set tension.
1814911
Just my opinion, but I do not use these for roll pins. I got a set of punches made specifically for roll pins.
803814
I used mine to torque the barrel nut on my AR 15 - little more the 30 LB psi. It worked fine. I had the 1/2, don't know about the 3/8.
1913498
I have had excellent performance out of this cleat nailer in 1/2" and 3/4" flooring. I know of a few folks who have had success with 3/8" flooring. If you have a sample of the 9/16" flooring and the 18 ga. nailer, I would try an experiment to see if the bases provided with the nailer would work on this "in between" thickness. I'm sorry I don't have a definitive answer for the 9/16" flooring. Otherwise the Freeman 18 ga. cleat nailer has worked great for me! Good luck.
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
186139
Yes, that is exactly what I've been using them for and they work great! You may still need specialized punches for other work, like Roll Pin STARTER punches and some others if you are working on an AR platform that you can get from Brownells or Midway but all in all they are excellent!
1814912
They work fine for roll pins. Took some pins out of a quadrajet last weekend, no problems.
2206885
I just took a magnet to them. They are magnetic. We have a 1/2" drill, but yes they would fit in a 3/8" drill too.
26972
They can be used to remove and drive in roll pins, but drive pins carefully since to much force could bend the punch. Make sure everything is lined up correctly.