Maximum jaw capacity? (description appears to be a misprint)
1539442
This tool is designed for home use. Good for its size. You can crawl into tight spaces.
1539443
Per the listing: Max Jaw Capacity: 13/14" / 26.3mm Head Width: 11/25" / 11.2mmI don't know what 13/14" is supposed to mean, but mine does open to 1".and there is a handy scale on each side metric, and Imperial (or whatever our sys is called!).
1539444
So there is actual mechanical limit and there is a safe limit. . The jaws may open wider but may not be safe to use for the torque a 6 inch handle may exert.
1539445
It looks like it is a misprint. I opened mine to the max and measured it with a ruler for you. The maximum opening of the jaw is 3cm. It is a small tool.
450014
I'm sorry I can't help you. Mouthguard was too big and bulky and I could not use it at all.
2021
ask at local hardware store about teeth size few available? Be careful if you do yourself to keep same angel, it' not to hard go only 1 way
663199
I'm sure it can because of the large mouth. But I can not say exactly. Great product.
2001523
The one we bought was a gift, however in the product description it says: The 3 - 1/8-inch / 79mm maximum jaw opening makes this Vise-Grip ideal for plumbers, mechanics, welders and others who work with large objects. Hope this is helpful.
2082600
I measured the maximum jaw distance to be 82 inches with the tubes fully extended. I think once you get to that span stability might become an issue. However it is an impressively robust tripod.
1058769
There is a size chart on the jawbone website, but I wouldn't buy it. There are better products now.
1451408
Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a photo showing the packaging claims. Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a... » Read More Some reviewers have indicated a jaw capacity up to 9/16"/15mm. These are the specs for the 804 adjustable wrench from the Channellock website as of 11/13 [https://www.channellock.com/804-Adjustable-Wrench.aspx]: Overall Length: 4½"/114mm; JAW CAPACITY: .51"/13mm; Joint Thickness: 0.33"/8mm; Joint Width: 1.30"/33mm; Weight: 0.11 pounds/50g. After making this comment, and then buying/receiving my Channellock 804 Adjustable Wrench, the Channellock packaging differs from some of their website specs. Per the packaging, JAW CAPACITY: .56.3"/14.3mm. I've posted a photo showing the packaging claims. « Show Less
1511727
It depend on the size of your jawbone. I always state to start out with the small one because when I used it, the small one was still a little too big and had to make some adjustments with the teeth by molding it in a bowl of hot water for a little firmer fit.
1265684
The 2000C does not have these with it: Large Flat Jaw Gripping: External: up to 8-1/4" Small Flat Gripping: External: up to 5-1/4". That is the only difference. I purchased mine many years ago. It has really gone up since then. I have used everything in the 3000C at one time or another. More is always better if you can afford it. Hope this helps.
1513916
The reason the jaw width is not in the title is because it can be cut to fit what size you need up to 6".
1596049
LOL. Nothing is foolproof. The Jawhorse instructions warn users how to avoid getting "kicked". You shouldn't have used the Jawhorse without knowing how.
1365033
Not sure but I think the max is three. Thought it was specified on clarity page
391394
Depends on the number of teeth. This was taken straight from ACS' website:Available sizes:Smaller M30 Threads: 13T, 14T, 15TStandard Threads: 16T, 17T, 18T, 19T, 20T, 22THope this helps.
479360
Should be fine with some rd adjustments.only one tooth smaller is the only differance
1891738
You should be able to use a small screw drive and push the release inside the slotted area just above and to the left of the open marking on the arm that moves. I tried this on mine and it would release the jaw. Hope this will help!
1373521
I'm not sure, man, but I'm afraid these guys from Oral are no stupid. As far as I've experienced, each head is precisely designed to NOT fit other product than that one it was supposed to fit.