I see the end is not flexable, as I guess the battery and stuff are in this area. But is the rsest of the shaft flexable?
1987919
Actually, the battery and switch fot thr light is in the yellow handle end. I assume there are wires that run along inside the shaft to the light bulb and claws at the end. The shaft is very flexible. Enough to bend the unit into a small circle.
1987920
Yes it is very flexible. I am able to bend it into a horse shoe shape and the grabber and light work perfectly.
1987921
The batterys are in the handle the very end about 1 inch is not flexable the rest of the tool is flexable. Works great i have already worn out a set of batterys but it has been a year since i got it.
1008104
Mine is still intact. Review them from the site you purchased from (if possible) and see if they respond to your satisfaction. If no shaft can be found, chalk it up as a loss and purchase from a more reputable store.
1283603
It does not come with a flexible shaft attachment. It is NOT variable speed either even though it is advertised as being so.
1504416
Josh your full of it I have this product and installed it. The flex steel is just wrapped in solid it will stretch and become more flexible as vibrations wear on it. Don't answer questions that you don't know.
1789563
It will flex a bit, but the leg locks are sturdy and the pole is very strong. The foot is soft rubber, so it will not last forever if used as a walking stick very often.
1709311
its the wrong one, send it back and get the right one. the female part of the shaft is wrong also( look under the plastic piece)
1803198
It has rubber covering it plus you may be able to see in the photo that the end bends. It doesn't go straight down.
291432
Good question. I tried to twist and bend the plastic handle and it did not flex at all. It appears to be made of high impact plastic and is very sturdy. I trust it will do the job.
1477245
Not that I am aware of. I have always used my 120vac Dremel. The battery powered models do not have enough power ( torque ) to maintain the flex shaft.
345735
Yeah, it can be a bit stiff to unscrew, therefore making it less obvious. The tailcap is only the last few millimeters, so grip only that part. I needed a pliers with a towel around them (to prevent toolmarks) when my batteries *finally* died. I also had a little trouble figuring out where exactly to unscrew, so you're not alone.
347824
The shaft from motor to prop is far too long, you need to get on with a much short shaft, something like 18 inches, good luck, B.
1758052
hi i have one of them too and the little srcew on the shaft comes loose ok some times it strips out then you have to replace it and tieten it down ok its slips in there on the shaft ok thats why they dont move trythat you might be ok check yoru batts. in the controller ok have any more questions feel free to ask thanks ,,, louis
1211585
The end that inserts is tapered. The only way you can know for sure is to order the part. Sorry. They are not that expensive and you can always get a refund.
1805057
As you can see the end of the shaft has a slot. Some knobs make use of it for better grip but most knobs do not use it and just have a set screw to fix the knob to the shaft.
796043
Did you check The shafts? Maybe the problem is some shaft is a little bent, not the motor.
803837
Mine had a shorter shaft than the original... still works perfectly though.
813235
am not sure, but the one of the ends is made from rubber, so is some flexible