What is the diameter of the base? Will they fit into an iron that has a 3/16"(4.7625mm) shank?
286451
They fit my Hakko 888D soldering station and I agree with the answer by Bret Hartman on 9-4-14.
286452
They varied from .241 to .258 and are hollow so could not be turned down to 3/16" unless you filled the tube with brass rod. You might try to silver solder a solid rod inside and then turn this down to the size you need. Besides the variance in size, they all work in my soldering station and were of better value than buying separate ones.
1852664
The base itself is exactly 3/4", however you will need a bit of space for the wire. The wire has a small bit of resin to hold it in place.
1423071
I would imagine they would fit any standard iron set....however, the are Callaway branded (with logo)
1735432
I used them to fix for a friend and do not have them now. 19mm would be about 3/4 inch and that is about what they were as i remember. Will look around in my shop and see if i can find a scrap. if i do i will measure and let you know.
643872
They look to be #10 straight shank approx. 2 1/2 inch long with flat head. I think larger screws or lag bolts would require you to drill out the holes a bit. hope this helps.
254020
I have 6 of them and they are a 1/8" shank but Amazon might know a better answer
1794829
The base is 3/4" across and the knob itself is 1 1/4" . They are awesome knobs!!
1482106
They are a little more the 23 3/8ths and a tiny bit less then 23 1/2". I think this is the one you need. I have an old Weber Red Head 1000 and they fit perfectly.
1039810
I would hate to give you a measurement and have this not fit. I can tell you this is a cast iron replacement for the cheap tinny original that rusted out in 3 years. Look for your model on line or find the item number in your manual and make sure this is the right fit.
1634116
This takes a square spindle, which is the old shape, which is about 1/2 inch in diameter. I used these so I could use my grandmother's old door knobs. Hope this helps.
1368330
I don't know the diameter and, right now, they are in storage in our motorhome. We use it for making fruit "pies" which is two slices of buttered bread with pie filling in the middle. The bread crust goes outside the edges of the of the iron so you get a good crimp on the edges.
139843
I'm not sure... but they are 1/4 shank, and as long as your not using them in an assembly line for a living they work fine. Small projects and things around the house they are nice. For they price I'd buy them again.
723199
I think it is 3/8". The shank is a cloverleaf with three sides. I use it in a power drill but have to tighten often.
926991
You sent me 2 sets of 2. The larger of the 2 fit but they both broke within days of use. I do not know the diameter.
1211582
Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the... » Read More Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. « Show Less
1011060
Hello,These should work fine. However, we do not yet have inventory from receiving to the stock bins, so we are unable to measure the shaft diameter. Thank you
1711169
The base diameter is 4 1/8 inches give or take an 1/8". Hope this helps you.