what are the 4 anvil pegs used for
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They are used to secure an item on the surface of your bench that to don't want to slide forward or back as you are sanding or using a plane. There are a series of round holes on the bench top that allow you to position the pegs in a number of different position to accommodate different sized work pieces.
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I use one. It's very sturdy, the pegs can be adjusted to go in or out to secure your unit. It's really a good piece of equipment..
1914010
Yeah, the claws are ported on the pegs that can be used for SRC and figma figures.... however, I must warn you that this stand is rather weak, the pegs and extension rods crack and warp under pressure after a period of time. Some say it's because of the clear plastic material and that apparently the plastic used in the non transparent ones are a lot sturdier.
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It can be used with a 2x or 3x barlow to get higher magnification of the planets. May be harder to focus and harder to keep the image centered unless you have good tracking. Experiment! Ernest.
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It is made of 1/4" steel and can be pushed or hammered from side to side to loosen and can be pulled out using the foot peg.
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They are 12mm.What are planning using them on. They make 40 with 17mm for 8th scale
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These are good for wood, or light gauge sheet metal. Impact bits go into a rotary hammer for concrete and masonry, they generally have carbide tips. Dale
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These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just two sockets will fit most any car and they're deep enough to fit over all but the longest wheel studs. These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just... » Read More These are sockets that tire shops and auto shops use. There are different sizes on each end of the socket, 3 sockets equals 6 different sizes in this set. The three inch extension reaches thru to the middle of the socket to hold it, useful for the short/standard anvil stub on most impact guns. You wont need it on an extended anvil impact gun. Six point sockets are sturdier and grip better than 12 point. Two of these sockets will work on most lugnuts, the extra is for odd sized lugs, none of these will fit medium to heavy duty trucks lugs [think one ton or larger.] It's useful having just two sockets will fit most any car and they're deep enough to fit over all but the longest wheel studs. « Show Less
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Anything over 3mm should work fine, 4mm is ideal for smaller pieces I think
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They are 3 but the 3 are made thicker than the 4 are so I think you end up with about the same amount of metal. They worked great on our cart.
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We use a mortar and pestle and it works well. Worth the minimal effort since the fine ground is significanlty more expensive.
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Yeah it's kind of funny how they do that...I personally only use three of them, so the set wasn't that great of a deal. If you need to use 4 or more of them, it's cheaper to get the set, otherwise, alcarte is the way to go (unless you want the case). Here's the complete list: 17 Caliber (5-40 threads) 338 / 8mm Caliber 20 Caliber (5-40 threads) 35 / 9mm Caliber 22 Caliber 375 Caliber 243 / 6mm Caliber 40 / 416 Caliber 25 / 6.5mm Caliber 44 Caliber 270 / 7mm Caliber 45 Caliber #239013 30 / 32 Caliber
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The pegs are probably your typical small metal pegs. The holes are more or less random sized and looks to be drilled by hand without any guides. Some holes are too big for the peg, some are too small. Some may need additional drilling to fit the peg in the hole. It might also be that some of the pegs are bigger than the others, but I haven't measured anything. Overall, this is a terrible cribbage board.
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A sledge hammer! On a more realistic note, these are really sturdy and are fine even for Brazil nuts. Haven't used them for any seafood, so can't say that for sure. Enjoy.
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I have rocky, volcanic soil. By angling the pegs and changing positions slightly, I was able to use the edging very effectively. It has been installed for many months now and is working very well. Another tip is to use the pegs provided in the kit and supplement with four to six inch metal heavy duty nails or spikes.
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I found them on Amazon too....they are $5.00. I just typed in Chinese Checkers pegs. Unfortunately some of them are a little too big but when I need to use one I will carve it down a little. The pegs are nice an sturdy though.....I just wish they were a little smaller on the bottom.
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They are very strong magnets but you may need a few for a 3 pound tool. Will definitely work well for screw drivers, wrenches, pliers, and ratchets. Hammers may require 2 depending on the weight.