What type of screw, do the knobs have, to attach them to the shank? Hex, Phillips head, or flat head?
1460442
They are just the knobs but they are attached with a phillips head. Pretty simple job.
1460443
PhillipsI've had to tighten them a couple times on one knob, but not at all on the other that is used more
578005
I used stainless steel screws . You can use liquid nails. But be sure its in exactly the right place if you do.
1428459
The bits that are included are Phillips ph1 to 4 and a #8 straight bit. I've only used the Straight bit on some 124 year old lag screws on an old piano and it has held up fine. I don't know how the Phillips heads will hold up, but I'm confident after using the straight bit.
2201116
Any 1/4" hex bits will fit this screwdriver. They have hex drive bit (6 side). What kind do you like? Flat, Phillip, or star.?
593371
most are straight shank. the larger ones have some grooves, but I wouldn't say they are hex. So I guess if your question is if this is a set of hex shank drill bits, the answer would be no.
1229813
Sorry, mine came with screws. The screws were round head wood screws 1/2 inch long. Any hinge screw should work.
1849351
they're for allen head capscrews. Which are 6 sided screws and these wrenches go into the screws. You usually find these screws holding an object on. Certain knobs would have these screws in them. Things like pulleys on a motor shaft- pto yolks on transmissions ect. They might be on towel racks. If you work on machines they hold pulleys- furnace motors that are belt driven have these. There's no heads on the screws so the belt and rotate over the screw that fits down inside the "V" on the pulley. Hope this provides you with an answer.
1838672
Four 1/2" long self tapping Phillips head screws with 1/8" shaft diameter. :)
1744785
Yes I use square head/Robertson bits that I buy from my local Makita parts/repair center. Makita supplies the full range of Robertson heads sizes. I don't know about torx or star, I would think a makita website could supply that answer. If you do a lot of screwing buy several bits the torque involved strips the driver heads quite quickly, a few extra bits on hand pays off when you factor in downtime and fuel costs of getting more should you strip the head of your lone bit.
2014804
Not sure what size the screw is but my screws were to long so i took the knob and screw to home depot and was able to find a shorter screw that fit.
2144197
Just a regular #2 Phillips head will work. Try a straight reg screw driver. Hope this helps...
1712708
Standard 1/4 inch hex shank bit sets are all compatible. They are available from many manufacturers. You dont say if for drilling or driving screws, but this tool is best for driving screws requiring low torque, such as wallplate cover screws and such. Not for drilling.
116962
I don't know. The screw seem standard but I have an older version... about 7 years old.
1171261
Not sure but it may be a metric hex-key size. Maybe a little WD40 or penetrating oil is needed to help loosen the screws. Good luck.
868686
you CAN use other screws, but take note of the screw head size that it doesn't sink through the hole. I have used small hex head finish screws, gluing and screwing and seemed to work, but keep in mind that the kreg screws are pan head truss screws which are different that a typical screw. Pan head truss screw had a flat head for better grip against the wood. All you can do is try it!
1683826
You would use 2 1/2 inch screws. Here is a handy chart for future reference. http://www.kregtool.com/files/newsletters/kregplus/Images/february12/selecting-the-correct-screw.pdf
1548201
Phillips will work but will need to be a small point one. The screws are fairly small.