Do these snaps work on the babyville pliers?
990931
Yes, I have used them w babyville pliers and they work great. The Kam snaps are much better than the babyville snaps, too.
187880
Yes. This is one, best for things that are not deep into the project. http://www.amazon.com/Dritz-Heavy-Duty-Fastener-Plier/dp/B005BB5GYS/ref=pd_bxgy_ac_text_y If the snaps will be located to far into the project for the plyers to work, then you'll need something like this http://www.amazon.com/General-Tools-1265-Fastener-Fasteners/dp/B00004T7VT/ref=pd_sim_ac_9 You may want some kind of tapered punch set to open up a space for the snap and help guide it into place, especially if you're going through heavier, or multiple layers of fabrics.
1012762
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
1510023
I think so. I have a Baby Lock, and I'm pretty sure I have used Pfaff bobbins when I couldn't get the Baby Lock ones, so I think the Handi_Bobs will work. They may be a little tight, but they fit.
839620
The snap ones don't work with mine .... I need the wired ones. I bought some with snaps and couldn't use. Hope that helps.
741657
No snaps. I don't use pins since the diaper covers (I have a variety of different kinds) tend to hold them in place as long as everything is tucked in and in the right spot. Its just easier for me but its more of a matter of preference. Hope this helps.
193523
Yes they do. I have the vougue that twists and opens up. I insert the drill bit and then tighten it up. It works well.
977396
I don't see any problem using them on a leather belt. Make sure to punch the hole through the leather first with a leather puncher, the hole diameter should be slightly smaller than the snaps, then install the snaps.
760538
Yes. Fit right on. Only need needle nose pliers to pull cotter pins from hinge pins. Need nothing else.
41964
No, but they aree built in on the saw ( we have the dewalt saw and it snaps on).
762716
Yes. They will work with any power unit that has pins or snaps to connect to them.
780203
Yes they do. On the top (or rather outer edge, as the orientation you hold them in would change that a bit) there is a locking pin which is positioned through the hole punch. Hold the handles together, slide the pin out (don't lose it though! Or you won't be able to lock the pliers up again) and a small cylinder will fall when the pliers open, that's the punch. The hole is punched with the same movement the eyelets are set with so it's a very smooth and assisted motion, and there is even a small rule there to let you know how deep the hole will be punched. I have only tried this with cardstock so I can't vouch for its ability to cut through much more than that, but it seems as if it could handle thin to medium leather as well.
2219066
Yes it does. I purchased one of these snap tools back in the spring after "wasting" a lot of money on other snap tools. The Hoover Tool is commercial quality and will work with all size snaps.
1130815
Yes, but be on the safe side and start the hole yourself with an awl. This item is strictly for installing snaps into tough material. It's just what it appears to be; a set of vise-grips with a snap fastener welded to it. It's effective but don't rely on it for precise placement of snaps.
2122265
I feel that if there is enough of the srcew body for pliers to grab onto they should work fine,if not return within 30 days and get a full refund:)
27260
No Way can I guarantee that all the snaps will be correct. ALL I can say is that mine were fine. Great grip. Good spacing.
284392
I haven't used it for snaps, and it probably should work. You can check the company's website and contact information to seek their advice.