Is the button on the cutter a momentary button or push once
1988099
The button, I'm assuming its the one on the handle, is something you hold down. It took me a while to figure it out but now that I figured it out it does anything I need it to do. I normally hold it down and then get closer to the metal I'm cutting.
1988100
Momentary ,it's hard to push you have to have thin gloves on,I did lots of cutting this weekend worked great.
1988101
its just an spst switch and has to be held on to cut. if you release it if cuts power to the tourch.
1988102
no you have to hold it down.anyway i have used mine over a year half.still running fine.ive been a welder 25 years retired now but have my own shop.still like doing little jobs here and there.in fact i just come in from cutting half inch steel on a project of mine.well i hope this helps,have a good one....mel
534770
You're supposed to push a button, however, the one I bought for my daughter goes off on its own and doesn't stop once it starts.
682503
Manual. Has button to push to release blade for cutting and another to bring it back to safety position.
1560934
Yes, it is momentary. When either side is released the spring returns the switch to neutral position.
691787
it is not momentary switch. It is much like a light switch, with an on and off position.
226218
mine didn't last long 2 mths and the push button release stuck. used it 1 time. I will probably get another anyway. to your ?, I don't know but it comes with 2 types of attatchments.
660203
it is right beneath the handle where you push it, like a trigger button. Hope this helps
1705529
Not a button. Kind of a lever. Its on the opposite side of where the blade comes our near the top. You can see it on the left side of the knife in the picture. You push down on it and as you do the leverage makes the knife come out. Pretty quickly too.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....
393412
No. You press the button and it starts. You press the button again and it stops. It's not at all a problem because you're making espresso--it's not like it takes long to make!
1005160
NOPE! It's a push button, probably like your previous chain saw. However, it does work very well.
160038
I twist the striker about 4-5 times before a light. I think that is why its a twist knob and not a push button.
54011
I'm not sure what a momentary switch is. It's got 2 "on" positions so you can wire it to something like a bilge pump that has an "auto" and "on" capability. That's how I used it and it works great.
2007126
No. Manual on, timed off. 30 min, 3 hours or 6 hours upon a human pushing the button.E.G. I used it for a lamp at work. When I arrive, I push the button and its on for 6 hours. On Saturdays, it stays off.
1193845
No u need assistance and you press the button once at the release or point of impact
1766359
To the blade out it, you need to push a button.And for the blade come back, you need push it
1150804
Push and release it runs until you push and release it a second time. It works very well and the switch button itself has no electrical connection to it which makes it very safe to use around water.