Hi I was wondering if you might be able to measure the connector ID and OD for me, the end that goes in the meter. I'd like to see if these would fit in my Craftsman meter. Thank you.
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the inner copper plug is about 4mm and the outer plastic lead cover is about 7mm, These are great leads and the alligator attachment screws over the pointed leads. I use them a lot and for the price they are a great deal. I use a Mastech MS8268 meter that I really like as well. After looking at the Craftsman meters online they look like they should fit, provided that the copper plug has the outer plastic cover over the copper plugs. I hope that helps you. They are pretty universal with higher end multimeters. They also look just like the Craftsman meter lead sold by Amazon.
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I concur 100% with Nicholas' accurate and thorough answer. I got the same measurements. Rest assured, these are great leads.
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For what it's worth, they fit my Fluke meter and Radio shack meter. They are a standardized size. I'm not able to measure for a week or so. Great quality for the money!
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I used standard flare nut wrenches. Craftsman usually has a set of three with all the sizes and that is what I have. The manufacturer would probably be glad to answer the question also if you contacted them. Regards. My set worked great.
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They did not fit my Ideal multimeter. They fit in the hole but gave me intermittent readings. The gage of the pin was different than the meter. I took a gamble and tried them because they were cheap. I eventually purchased the correct ones from my supplier. Its your call. Good luck.
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U can also check out mjlorton on YouTube...he reviews the meter...great for the price.
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I don't know. I've only used the string. You would have to contact Craftsman or possibly Sears for this answer. Cheers and have a great day.
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I'm not familiar with a craftsman band saw. I set it up on a Bosch router table and am very pleased. Its a nice mitre gage. It really shouldn't matter as long as its set to the narrowest point in your T-Track. Slide it in the T-track and expand the gage with the provided hex key. That's going to take patience, because the hex key will seem like its going to break putting so much force on it. Once its set up.....sweet!
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Im not 100% on that. I installed on a Craftsman, the unit does seem to be somewhat universal and works well.Hope this helps.
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I went to my local auto parts dealer, and got two small pin connectors. I soldered them to a couple of wires, then plugged them into the vacuum pump. I then filled the opening with RTV silicone so they would never come out.
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There's a dial that goes, I think, from 1 to 20. It doesn't give measurements. I suppose one would have to test, perhaps by torquing a screw with a calibrated wrench and then seeing if the driver will unscrew it.
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Yes, always check the length, but these dies will not knock out the primer crimp. You will need at tool for that to return the primer diameter back to factory size
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I could only use a caliper rather than a micrometer. So, I had to interpolate the reading on the caliper, which was about 3.7 mm for each prong. Based on personal experience in Prague, Vienna, Innsbruck and all over Switzerland, the prongs fit very well in all of the sockets encountered, being neither too loose or too snug.
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These are 3/16" id. Please advise as to the OD and I will provide you with a part number if available. You may also go to the Whiteside or eoasaw website an download a catalog. Please let me know how I may be of assistance. Thanks, Thom
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Unplug the mig torch lead. Measure the OD of end block that fits into the welder. post it and I will check for you.
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I have been using .023 for sheet metal , and .030 in for welding a custom bumper together , I've also used .035 in several passes (3) when I lengthen a pick up truck frame (light duty truck) and had NO problems . One thing thou is dedicate a fuse and outlet , If you find need for an extension cord use at least a 10 ga. wire but still hooked to your dedicated fuse out side of that I would put the longevity 140 up against a hobart any time.
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Hi Shane,as you know these meters are very sensible. Off 2 Amps looks like mech. damage. When you move the meter the needle should move free in either direction. There is a black plastic screw below the gage. Here you may adjust the needle, but not sure whether such a large misalingement of 2 Amps. Does the Ampmeter works anyway????Good luck my friend
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I just put an ohmmeter across the heavier gauge black and white leads of my meter (out of circuit and powered down) and I got a dead short. So yes, when powered off, the meter will pass current through the black and white leads.
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Maybe. 0 gauge being about 0.4" OD with insulation? Material shrinks 2:1 and comes in sizes up to 3/8" - shrunken sizes. The largest ID piece is about 5/8". About, I'm eyeballing this with a ruler, not a micrometer. Pieces are only 4" long. I got this pack to go along with one black, one red, for various small electronics projects. Hope this helps.