Is the i.d. of the tip 7/8" or is the 7/8" the o.d. of the tip?
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inside diameter..... fits 7/8" diameter cane.very cheap by the way, so I bought a CAREX cane tip much better quality.This one also has an ID of 7/8". Plus you get 2 per box!!
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It's the inner dimension of the cane tip.If your cane's diameter is 7/8" this will be a secure fit. It did on mine.
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This unit is 13 inches long tip to tip and it is 7 inches in diameter. It works well for an inline leaf catcher with pool cleaner.
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Hi Beverly, I'm not familiar with the specific #'s. It works for all larger tips
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5 and 3/8 inches from inside bottom of tube to bottom of cap when inserted all the way. The tubes I received were 5 7/8 inches in length (outside measurement), the cap 7/8th of an inch tip to tip, about half of which would be outside of the tube.
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Hi DarwinMBA! The tip has a diameter of roughly 8mm, just under 1/2". If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Exactly 1 7/8. Just barely shy of 2"I gotta know why on earth is this important �
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Length of spoon tip to tip is 7 inches, bowl is approximately 1 7/8 inch diameter. This is a 'soup spoon' and not a bouillon spoon. Any other questions ask me gofro24689@fairfaxmo.net
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l4082 30 watt measures 7 and one eighth inches tip to tip. Just measured real bulb Sat Feb 16 for you.
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I can't tell you for sure without seeing the iron but the tips are pretty much standard sizes. If you have an iron that says it accepts 1/4" tips then the majority off the time any 1/4" tips will fit. Most tips are held in by a sort of twist-lock type device so there is a little variance in the receiving size of the iron but not much. If the iron says it takes 3/16" tips, a 1/8" or 1/4" tip will not work. Hope this helps!
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16 1/8" ID, 16 1/2" OD (There is an outward curving lip which creates this much difference.) ... Strange that I measure such a difference from Paul's answer.
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G MacMillan, I would say the diameter of the tip is 1/4 inch. It is a little less than a 1/4 inch deep. I have had very good luck with this stylus. Make sure you get the removable tip, and it can be replaced. Mine lasted over a year before needing a replacement. They are also available from the same people that sell the stylus, and very reasonable for 5 replacement tips.
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i measured them, the rubber tip is 5.89mm (0.233")! Not really thin tip. if you want to write , not a good choice.
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O.D. 4-7/8". You may want to google product manual for exact measurement...
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I would estimate 1/8" without measuring it. Definably smaller than 3/8". As mentioned by someone before I would not expect the tip size to be consistent across all of these though I some what disagree with the poor quality statement. It is not the highest quality auto center punch, but I haven't had problems with it.
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#6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit. #6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original... » Read More #6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit. « Show Less
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I have one of these I haven't installed yet. It's 7/8 of one inch in diameter. ( includes outer lip )
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It is the diameter of the tip. Hard to measure, specially when we are looking at 0.5 mm to 1.00 mm. Easiest way to take it to the shop and let them measure it for you, try all 3 and return the ones you do not need. My finding is 13 mm the more expensive cue. The screw size and depth is standard on all tips.