I need to work in plastic holes as small as 1mm by 2 mm will any one fit? In case they don't can anyone recommend a reference available in Amazon?
2012826
Just measured mine, the smallest files diameter is 2.3mm, so no. The tips of some may fit but it will be tight.
2012827
They might. I'm not sure if they're that small though. A lot would depend on the depth of the hole.
1457974
You can rheem out the hole to use a tapcon. I think the smallest width one would be fine. Prob. 1.5 inch screws. Maybe 2inch. Masonry bit and hammer drill.
1776609
Sorry, I don't know how small your drill is. I used them in a small drill press. My best guess however, would be that it would. Good luck.
1170145
KUM makes a model for 2mm, but this is not it. Try searching Amazon for "KUM".
1120373
There is a small indentation in the plastic that I believe is meant to punch a hole. That's what I did with a screw driver and hammer. Works great.
2280886
Works fine on plastic. But need special drill for metal. Don't remember size. Sorry
1958469
A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash, but it is possible to do. A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash,... » Read More A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash, but it is possible to do. « Show Less
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If you pick up an 11/16" drill bit, you can wrap the threaded part with Teflon tape and mount it in anything plastic. I placed mine into some PVC pipe that I connected to a 5 gallon bucket.
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please measure carefully before order; 1/2 in means the distance between to holes; this one is too small to me; refund is reliable but I had to pay 2 shipments, more thant $5 for nothing; have a good luck
1127444
Yes. That was what I bought it for and it works great. VERY tiny hole so look carefully!
2280784
Thanks for your answer, but I mentioned that I wanted to use it with a cordless drill, not in a drill press. If I hold the plastic lid down with my feet and go slow with the cordless drill, would it work. I don't want to spend much more for a quality 5" hole saw, and thought this tool would work, especially for adjusting hole size as needed.
507871
1/8" holes were in my tags, and they were perfect. I think a 1/4" might work, but I'm not sure if that would be too big for these sized plastic tabs.
803912
Most holes are 1/4 inch. Unless you have very small holes I would look at buying the bulk lots and not this item. I ended up throwing most of it away.
2096977
My husband says they make a special holder made of mesh for wood dust. The holes are approx 3/32 maybe a little smaller.
574952
Not sure of hole size but there is a template in box. Just make sure you allow for terminals as they stick out a little on each side. You probably would want cut hole slightly bigger. They come 2 to a box.
1237694
Not sure about the hole size. I've had too many different types. Just test drill on scrap wood to make sure you have the right size bit for the threaded nut to fit in.
531628
simply drill matching holes in the correct size needed. most hardware stores should have short pieces of flat stock ,in many sizes. re use the same screws.