Can you use these pliers to set size 16 (7/16") open prong fasteners? (the 4 piece kind like snaps on a baby onesie outfit)
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I don't know the answer to this exactly--I'm assuming you are talking about metal snaps. But I use the plastic snaps made by the manufacturer of the pliers on tons of baby stuff and they work great. I just use the "standard" size I think--either 16 or 20, I can't remember, but I put them on burp cloths, sleep sacks, I used them on swaddles to make them fit better when we needed it, and they are working great. Personally I like that they aren't metal so they won't rust and they don't heat up in the dryer or sitting in the sun. Sorry I don't have the answer you are looking for but I hope this helps!! I don't know the answer to this exactly--I'm assuming you are talking about metal snaps. But I use the plastic snaps made by the manufacturer of the pliers on tons of baby stuff and they work great. I just use the "standard" size I think--either 16 or 20, I can't remember, but I put them on burp cloths, sleep sacks, I used them on swaddles to make them fit better when we needed it, and they are working great. Personally I like that they aren't metal so they won't rust and they don't heat up in the dryer or sitting in the sun. Sorry I don't have the answer you are looking for but I... » Read More I don't know the answer to this exactly--I'm assuming you are talking about metal snaps. But I use the plastic snaps made by the manufacturer of the pliers on tons of baby stuff and they work great. I just use the "standard" size I think--either 16 or 20, I can't remember, but I put them on burp cloths, sleep sacks, I used them on swaddles to make them fit better when we needed it, and they are working great. Personally I like that they aren't metal so they won't rust and they don't heat up in the dryer or sitting in the sun. Sorry I don't have the answer you are looking for but I hope this helps!! « Show Less
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I don't know the answer to this exactly--I'm assuming you are talking about metal snaps. But I use the plastic snaps made by the manufacturer of the pliers on tons of baby stuff and they work great. I just use the "standard" size I think--either 16 or 20, I can't remember, but I put them on burp cloths, sleep sacks, I used them on swaddles to make them fit better when we needed it, and they are working great. Personally I like that they aren't metal so they won't rust and they don't heat up in the dryer or sitting in the sun. Sorry I don't have the answer you are looking for but I hope this helps!!
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I don't believe that this would work for those type of snaps as it has a post in the center to push down the center prong of the plastic snaps to flatten it. I have a separate pair of pliers for prong snaps. Hope this helps!
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Hello Richard, I purchased this set of fasteners about 2 months ago, the bolt selection goes up to 16mm (5 different lengths of 16mm) it is perfect for my small shop, however, depending your need, this assortment maybe too small for you. Good luck, take care. Wayne
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They can be used in any tool that can hold an 1/8" bit or equivalent. If you press too hard you will wallow out the hole and they will become ineffective.
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Yea. I assuming you are talking about the diameter of the female side of the fastener that snaps onto the male fastener. This tool attaches the snap piece that is on the fabric, while the male piece is normally screw fastened to a boat surface for example. Works great. Put about 150 fastener on carpet and boat cover in about four hours. Nice to have the right tool. But it is pricey considering how often I need it
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MY guess is that they will not work on stainless steel snaps since the insert in the pliers is made from some type of plastic and would not be hard enough to bend stainless steel.
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They will work... they are not sized as a wrench or nut driver... they are round but are aggressively made with sharp points to grab even if the hole is completely rounded. The problem here is these are QUITE SMALL and are made for removing very small screws. You can see by the image that they resemble "jewelers" screwdrivers 2-56, maybe up to 4-40, 6-32 is too large. Anything larger than 4-40 is probably not going to work. These work best on screws that are rounded off because someone was using a metric in lieu of a standard and vice-versa and the screw is not really imbedded with rust or threadlock for 30 years etc. Just want to emphasize, they are for tiny screws.
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We used them on 2 x 4 deck railing and they were very snug, almost didn't fit. Because they were so tight the little pointy things inside marred the wood. However that said, we used them. I think they would cut into heavy duty plastics.
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Any bit set that has 1/4-inch hex would work for this - Im sure Black & Decker also sells bit sets. Keep in mind that this works better as a screw driver than a drill so not recommended to find drill bits larger than 3/16".
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We feel pretty confident thinking it would work with denim as the fabric for jeans or overall snaps. May depend on fabric and size of snap you'd be installing and what item of clothing. We're not sure it would work for small/tiny snaps although there may be other adapters for different sized snaps. Hope this helps. I know now that we have the tool I'd certainly be willing to try it versus tossing the item of clothing;) good luck!
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Yes, I purchased this item and it is the best at installing snaps, no more mHammer and little peg, it also lets you get more pressure on the snap so it sets better and doesn't come loose
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Not unless they are 6 sided shank bits as a base for each bit. Won't take a standard bit.
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I am not familiar with that unit but 99% of the snap varieties of TENS are universally sized. The equiptment is either the snap type or the wire type (wire is made into the adhesive pad itself). If your pads snap on, I bet these will work. As I noted in my review, these are not as soft and flexible as the expensive ones but they last longer. I will order these every time I need replacements. Good luck!
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I just measured mine, and they open 1 3/4" max. It should just work, although if its a really strong clamp, you might have trouble squeezing it open.
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No I don't thank so. I think your best off with Pryers or a 90 deg needle nose.. These are for automotive clamps sorry
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These plugs sqoosh down between your fingers to a very small diameter. They really are a one size fits all. No worries on the fit. Good luck.
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There not a very strong built pliers. I had to go to Sears and buy a pair that worked. I would not recommend them.
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I could not find anywhere on my package a size for the snap. I would assume that they are all a standard size. I used them to put snaps on a boat cover and they worked great. If I had to estimate a size I would say that they are between a 1/2 inch 5/8 of an inch. Since they are put on with a snap application tool I would assume that they are a standard size.