What is the size and to how many ratios does it do? Is the lead included also? Thanks
2008788
This pantograph is too light and so it's ineffective for transferring copy. It does include lead. The cost was very inexpensive but you get what you pay for. I don't use it so the $ 30.00 I paid for it was a total waste of money.
2008789
1. Lead was supposed to be included but was not. I am waiting to purchase some until I am set up to use it. 2.There are 25 ratios both enlarging and reducing. 3. The pantograph when fully extended is approximately 3 ft. long and one foot high. It sits about 1.5 inchies off the surface you are tracing. I can't speak to it's utility as I have not been able to use it, but that is not the fault of the contraption. I don't have the necessary work space. I plan to use a spring loaded clamp to help stabilize it as it is very lightweight.
491367
I wondered the same thing but lead isn't mentioned anywhere on the packaging or the item. I think you would have to contact the manufacturer to get an answer to this question.
301870
Not sure what you mean about leads. Come with infant slow flow nipple (two piece) nipple collar and sealing ring. Hope this helps
713229
What size lead? ... That small 0.5mm Pentel pencil type lead seems to work fine.
1255258
To the best ofmy knowledge it is lead free. None of the instructions that come with it say anything about lead and there do not seem to be any lead parts, Hope this helps.
1317739
I have two them. It comes with a variety of foam pads of several thicknesses and sizes to fill the space in the battery box. I LOVE mine and will never go back to a lead acid battery. Highly recommend you also buy the Shorai balance charger, as a convential charger can ruin it. Super simple to keep charged even in the winter without removing the battery. Hope this helps...
1591343
I'm betting that warning is given to cover the wacko laws of the State of California. I've taken my unit apart and have seen no lead solder or any other source of lead. It could be that some odd part might have a lead ratio of one lead atom to a trillion of some other metal. Masterbuilt is a reputable company. I seriously doubt if they are going to put any product on the market with a measurable lead content. They are big on customer service and satisfaction. Buy the unit and enjoy it!
844476
The pencil does not require its own lead. Any 0.7 mm lead will work with it. Be mindful that this pencil is priced cheaper at Walmart.
862920
The .5mm is designed to work with the appropriate size of the orifice to which the lead fed, hence any other size will not work. I wasn't aware that there was a .3 mm lead available. I've used .5, .7 and .9 mm.
590100
Looked at container for all the different chemicals but they don't mention lead but this does mean anything to me.Sorry but I have no better answer for you. Hans Denekamp
502707
My memory says it comes with just one long lead in each...they don't break easily like the thinner ones do so with children I think these leads go farther.
2101553
Each pencil is a different size lead. One is 0.3mm, one is 0.5mm and one is 0.7mm
1701380
It will work for you just make sure you order the small extend-a-buddy part. This is a 3/4" nylon extension for the leadsextends from 18" TO 36", because the shorter.
697575
The lead, where you put it, is what is senses. You can have the meter inside & the lead will give the outside temp. The meter itself isn't what has the sensor, only the read out. It seems the lead is 8' or longer?
418273
Its a small watch type battery about 1/8th inch thick and about 1/8th inch smaller diameter than a dime. It takes 3 batteries each of its 2 devices. I hope this answers your question.
1118544
It's about 4 feet long. It includes 2 pairs of small gauge wire. On one end is a proprietary connector and on the other are tinned leads. The + and - leads are marked on the connector and there is a red shrink wrap on the tinned lead. Prior to buying the unit I purchased some 0.062" Female Molex connectors (pack of 25 on eBay) which fit well over the pins on the unit. I originally planned on soldering the Molex connectors to my existing speaker wires (about 3-4 feet long) and insulating them with adhesive heat shrink tubing with the other end terminated onto banana plugs which plug into the wall. However, it was quicker and easier to just connect the tinned leads to banana plugs and I was done. The proprietary connector can easily be disassembled (not more than a couple times before the metal retaining tab on the pin breaks off). The included speaker wire is crimped onto the pin. In theory, you could carefully pry the crimp apart and insert your own cable and re-crimp or solder. I didn't try inserting a Molex pin into the connector housing since the cable was sufficient for my needs. If I needed a longer cable or wanted to use a better cable, that is what I would have done. Of course, since the ends are tinned leads, you could just use wire nuts or solder to another cable but I don't recommend that.
1997426
I am not sure of if this has lead but anyway this product lasted only 2 cooks. I am not using this no more.