Can I use this for 1/4 or 1/2 scale?
2010298
No, the 4/4 set's gauges and lengths are really only appropriate for 4/4 size. But you can get the set in 3/4, 1/2 and 1/4 sizes - available on Amazon, natch. D'Addario Prelude Violin String Set, 3/4 Scale, Medium Tension , D'Addario Prelude Violin String Set, 1/2 Scale, Medium Tension , D'Addario Prelude Violin String Set, 1/4 Scale, Medium Tension
2010299
Better to just buy the appropriate size strings, which don't cost any more than these. You probably could use them, but you'll need to cut a fair bit off the end of each string to have an appropriate amount to wind around the pegs, and you'll probably lose the entire wrapping.
2010300
No, the 4/4 set's gauges and lengths are really only appropriate for 4/4 size. But you can get the set in 3/4, 1/2 and 1/4 sizes - available on Amazon, natch. http://www.amazon.com/DAddario-J810-4M-Prelude-Strings/dp/B00030CJAG/ref=pd_sim_sbs_MI_7 , http://www.amazon.com/DAddario-J810-2M-Prelude-Strings/dp/B00030CJA6/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1386875921&sr=1-4&keywords=D%27Addario+Prelude+Violin+string+set , http://www.amazon.com/DAddario-J810-4M-Prelude-Strings/dp/B0002D08IE/ref=sr_1_11?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1386876277&sr=1-11&keywords=D%27Addario+Prelude+Violin+string+1%2F4
1035492
I have used this jig on 1/2" material without blocks. There was still about a 1/16 of an inch left in the jig clamp that could be tightened. So, I would say that 1/2" material is about as small as one can go without blocks.
896055
You can buy adapters for going either to 1-3/8 from 1-1/2 or 1-1/2 to 1-3/8.
847744
Most all scales of this size are the same in their basic features. It really depends on what you are weighing. I use mine to weigh out gold that I have prospected and it gets right most all the time.
665098
I have the size that fits 1 1/2 to 2 inch lines that works great, but I had no success with the 4 inch version... but in the products defense, I am on a well and it may be a pressure issue. The smaller version works great.
1456
I think it would work just fine for 1/4" T&G.; If anything, it is better for thinner materials. Remember to test using scrap pieces to get the setting correct.
594168
As I work only in HO scale, I would be reluctant to advise you about anything dealing with S guage. I can suggest that you might get in touch with Model Train Stuff as they have answered several teachical questions for me in the past. You can find their contact information on the Internet.
699772
That's a pretty small profile on 1/4 tape, but I have used 1/2 in with no problem. It saves so much time I would give ita shot, good luck.
1966996
My recipe calls for 1 1/2 lbs and it is perfect. You could probably do 1 3/4.
579070
Yes, but the scale loses its setting COnstantly. You have to fiddle with the adjuster back and forth EVERY TIME. Get another scale. This one sucks!!!
1765269
no, only one quarter, maybe you can get some Adaptor 1/4 to 1/2 but I do not recommend it for security reasons, the shaft rotates very fast for an adapter.
1306869
If it is a pure 1/2" bit, that is to say the whole shank is 1/2" then : No. If the 1/2" bit is reduced to <3/8" shank, a common case, then: yes.
1190132
I used them with a redcat shockwave 1/10 scale and they were pretty small. The car was really close to the ground. I think if you use it with a 1/8 scale it might look ridiculously small. And the order come with 4 rims and tires put together.
1275556
I used it with HO scale. Although I had both O and G scale trains at the time. I only used it with my HO layout. Jerry
1035150
1/100 scale kits can be a lot easier because the parts a little biger but the reall grade 1/144 scales have fewer parts. Master grade. Or reall grade are where I'd start
2036888
Yes you can use 1/2. Just make sure that the remainder doesn't evaporate on you
169439
Probably not. I wouldn't use them for commerce. Sometimes it's just handy to know how much something weighs or how much force it takes to move something. I got mine to measure the force required to move the rails in a switch in a scale model railroad. For that it worked fine. Not easy to find a scale that will measure horizontal force.