Would the Kydex J hooks be better or the low profile ones?
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Kydex is the material that the holster is made of. I prefer the "Spring Steel Belt Clips ( 1-3/4" X 1/4" Belt)" that the holster comes with. I Have 2, black and tan, holsters, have tried leather clips and plastic clips. I have gone back to the steel clips. Personal taste.
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I only have the standard clips but they seem to work just fine. I wanted to order the kydex style clips but they were out of stock at the time
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The kydex is very forgiving on the finish on my 1911. I have more rub marks from the leather side than the kydex side and I've used it for daily carry for more than a year now.
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I've used and owned various Kreg jigs (K2000, K3, K4 and K5). They have gotten better with each new model. An exception to this was the K3 versus the K4. I liked the K3 better than the K4 because of the clamping lever in the front (K3) versus the back (K4). The K2000 also had the lever in the back. It is better to have the clamping lever in the front especially when working with larger work pieces. It is good to see Kreg go back to the front lever. I like the K5 best because of the ratcheting clamp. You don't get a face clamp like you do with the K4MS Jig Master System, but the Automaxx clamps are better anyway. I like the 6" better than the 3" clamp. The right angle clamp works great for assembling cabinets also. If you are going to be doing small work (1/2" or less) get the Micro Drill Guide and large work (11/2" & larger) get the HD Jig. They will fit in the K3,K4, or K5 Jigs. To make a long story short get the K5 Jig over the K4 Jig.
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The better the board the fewer the bounce it's I think. These are better than the long tips though. My favorite tips are the Tefo x tips they are a little longer but very sturdy!
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i have the koass 1 (seen to your left) and the kpro. i don't own the kaoss 2. but based on vids on youtube, 2 is easier to use.
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I am not versed in Nakamichi plugs, but they would have to be remarkably better sounding than the sewell plugs I purchased, and frankly I don't see how. The sewell plugs are also low profile on the receiver which gives my fingers a better grip and less chance of shorting. I use only high end components but these little " powder kegs" are completely awesome, and I never look back when I find a winner, AND they are inexpensive.
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i think lowcost hardware would work fine. i purchased just some small hooks. i actually was unable to use mine though. the corners on the triangle are too sharp and i was unable to make it work against my house. and i tried many different positions. i would think the square one would work better.
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Super crappie sheath...it serves it purpose tho but I would rather have kydex or even leather
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My sheath is a Molle design. You can attach it to other gear that is Molle designed depending on the direction of the lacing. I am not sure about the kydex sheath and how it works as I was sent a nylon version. The nylon sheath is very good for what it is. From reviews I have read there are some who were sent nylon sheaths that not made very well and were not Molle designed which would not allow you to mount horizontally. Hope this helps.
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The sheath it comes with has grommet holes around much of it, not unlike most Kydex sheaths, as well as straps you can use to sling it for under-arm carry - but they can just as easily attach to a pack's M.O.L.L.E. system. I personally have mine tucked through some cinching straps w the handle resting in a deep pocket.
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Im not a 100%. I gotta bet there close tho, im sure ur looking for a bolt on. What i can say is ive seen costum kydex sheaths made to fit and work as a piggy backer. If i may say so, im a big fan of ranger bands or if not try 550 cord its always neat and is vary useful.
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Not with it's current sheath system....you can possibly try a custom Kydex sheath with a mini Tech-Lok configured for a horizontal mount.
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I like Boye hooks because of the pointed head. Bates are kind of square and not good for small stitches. Use what with you are comfortable with.
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I have it in a Kydex holster without any problems. Granted on my holster, they folded the Kydex over along the top so the crease left plenty of room.
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The angle of the T-Post will have marginally affect the performance of this tool. We have some T-posts that were driven it at an angle and others that were severely bent. Whilst this posed some "hooking" issues, the end result was the same. The posts were removed with minimal to moderate effort. I hope this helps.
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I wouldn't use it on a stock JK. I had it on with a 2.5" lift and any flex the shocks would come in contact with track bar mount. If I adjusted the shocks further then it would contact the track bad and drag link. Wouldn't recommend on anything less then 3".
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It would likely do fair, however depending how many boards you need to fasten. Star drive deck screws driven by impact cordless driver might serve you better. A 20V cordless impact can do an amazing amount of work plus a screw can be with-drawn if needed whereas impulse driven nails are much harder to dislodge. I use my impact driver much more often than my impulse nailer. I own and use two Paslodes and one Bostich gas nailer, very handy tools indeed. Just another opinion.