Can i use these to close jump rings?
2076502
I use these regularly to open and close 16 and 18 gauge jump rings for chainmaille. Due to the increased thickness of the wire, it is somewhat difficult to manipulate 14 gauge rings without marring the rings, however.
2005114
They are used to keep the door jumping off the rail. Note the hole in the keeper is offset, so after screwed in to the top of the door near the outside edge of the door, it is turned so as to rest right under the rail. This then, will stop the door from jumping off the rail by hitting the round keeper. I chose not to install them, as we don't have kids or dogs that might hit the partly open door hard enough to cause the door to jump off the rail.
1730660
I must admit I have no idea, not having tried the R&M; rings. Maybe they're solid rings and not soldered? I don't know.The Norpro rings work fine though. I've used them a few times and haven't had any issues.
1257139
I don't see why not. Mine have been falling out and you just gave me an idea!. :) Annette is right, just drill through. Good luck.
1026034
I bought the solid ring oar locks to use on mine. They work best for choppy water by keeping the oars in the locks. The "U" shape locks will pop the oars out, especially since they are buoyant.
1664098
Sorry I didn't read your question thoroughly. Yes you can use it for any pins you need to drift out.
2257647
There's nothing to secure them so I don't think you can. I would not recommend it as they are very heavy.
1016485
Yes if you restrict it from closing (I.e. tie a short piece of rope from one junction to another or keep it wedged between something). We love these. Can be used vertically or horizontally.
1253227
They aren't really designed to be. They're like casters on a chair; they have a retaining ring within the leg itself, and would not be as easy as a lever-release type of system. You could remove them with enough know-how or force, but it could weaken the retention ring over time.
1237906
I have not used them for this, but the connectors are not all that strong. You would want to zip tie the sides together so they don't pop apart from the movement.
1668594
I tried one...it can work but the case is vinyl so depending on the weight of the strap it may make a crease or bend but it's sturdy so it may not tear. The hole is pretty small as well so the connecter would work best attached to a sturdy jump ring.
1061871
Yes you can. They are meant to safely simulate misfires and clearing your weapon and for you to practice your trigger pull without damaging your firing pin.
1268854
Confusing answers! This particular tool can only be used for the copper style crimp rings...NOT the stainless steel cinch clamps.
1262726
They are plastic so I'm sure you can. They come with a hole through the thicker end already.
1077960
No, do NOT cut them. There's a special tool that RV repair places have that's designed to press on the rings; some will loan or rent their tool. I had an RV repair shop (Desert Coach of St. George, UT) do the actual pressing-on of the rings and it made everything MUCH easier. They took about five minutes and $35 to do it and it was literally as good as new.
343550
I don't believe so. I wanted to use them to box earrings and they were too small. These boxes are probably only big enough for standard ring band.
1401735
Those should be driven out with a roll pin punch. These are not in too tight so a nail that is ground flat on the end could do the job. Good luck