what is the shaft flex?
1957427
Shaft flex is uniflex, between regular and stiff. Does not take away 20 yards, completely untrue. It all depends on your swing speed.
1957428
I'm not sure on an exact metric or setting of shaft flex, but it is a very flexible shaft, more flexible than others. It does make it easier to hit, but naturally takes away about 20 yds of your max distance
1148847
The shaft is aluminum. It's a little narrower than I would like but my husband is the one using it, not me. The padded grips make up for the narrow shaft as far as grip comfort. We will have to use it for a while & see if the smaller diameter is an issue regarding how well it holds up. The blades are a hard plastic & have worked fine so far. I was concerned that they might crack or snap, being so hard, if used to push off from a bank or something. Again, we haven't had it long & have only used it a few times, but so far there are no problems. Good paddle for a casual kayaker & plenty long.
1283603
It does not come with a flexible shaft attachment. It is NOT variable speed either even though it is advertised as being so.
1872084
This routing adapter fits onto the main body of the Dremel itself, you still insert the bit into the same regular hole that you would normally. If the flex shaft is the same size as the main body, it should work. When I had my dremel light (activated by rotating magnets on the bit head), I had to remove this light to mount the router tool. Hope this helps!
1089386
Flex refers to a blade that bends more easily to assist in delicate tasks like deboning fish or chicken. Semi-stiff is more rigid and better suited to heavier cutting tasks like working with beef, pork and most game. Both are good, provided you get the one that best suits your needs, eg., more flexible blades tend to need more maintenance to keep a fine edge if used for heavier cutting tasks and can, to inexperienced hands, be more dangerous to use since the blade, through flexing, moves both vertically and side to side.
2089019
No it doesn't have an on off on the flex shaft. No safety stop either. You have to be carefull with it because it is powerfull.
838674
Yes, it is a metal tube with some ceramic like stuff inside, so it flexes a little.
1517139
Its flexes a lot.... I have not had the chance to shoot the bow but drawing it back to get a feel for it I found it does flex. Flexes so much it may mess up your shot or could add power. I plan to shoot the bow soon but I bought it more for a show piece.
607056
These have Ladies Flex type shaft in them. Women generally have the lowest club speed of all golfers and should select a ladies flex. This is the softest of all the flex ratings. If you consistently hit the ball less than 200 yards off the tee, this is an appropriate flex. Women who hit further may want to consider either senior or regular flex clubs. My girlfriend loves them. She's new golfer but she's athletic. The driver has too much flex for her. But all around best clubs for the money. I've golfed for around 20yrs. Good technology for new female golfer. Very easy to hit, good feel.
1133836
Both. The shaft is 10mm at the wide part and 8mm for the flattened aspect of the paddle bore.
2043080
its a 55 gram shaft with a soft tip its a great driver and i have gained distance ,its a very workable to hit a cut or draw.the finish doesn't have glare coming off the top .if you buy you will be very happy
1237927
The shaft is right at a half of a inch, there is a few with longer shaft's. This one worked for me.
1437880
This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
1382819
Yes the whole shaft flexes. It is a bit stiff but still can be flexed easily in multiple ways. I actually never ended up using it as I was going to use it for mounting a baby monitor camera but ended up returning the monitor and replacing it with a monitor that doesn't have a camera mount so I can't speak to how well it functions. It seems like it would work well, but if you are mounting into drywall you would probably need to use anchors in place of a couple of the screws. It comes with four 3/4" screws.
2166373
I cant remember commenting on a flex shaft... Anyway, its a shaft that conects to ghe end of the tool with a wire running through a long tube to another rotory bit chuck at the other end, so you can get into tight places and reach around corners and funny angles. As far as your question in regards to your tiling project, I cant picture what you mean specificly, but I have taken a pretty cautious approach to this unit, it works well and I use it for guitar projects that involve some routing. The biggest problem is the quality of the attachments, but you can get etter quality stuff from any hardware store. I cant remember commenting on a flex shaft... Anyway, its a shaft that conects to ghe end of the tool with a wire running through a long tube to another rotory bit chuck at the other end, so you can get into tight places and reach around corners and funny angles. As far as your question in regards to your tiling project, I cant picture what you mean specificly, but I have taken a pretty cautious approach to this unit, it works well and I use it for guitar projects that involve some routing. The biggest problem is the quality of the attachments, but you can get etter quality stuff from any... » Read More I cant remember commenting on a flex shaft... Anyway, its a shaft that conects to ghe end of the tool with a wire running through a long tube to another rotory bit chuck at the other end, so you can get into tight places and reach around corners and funny angles. As far as your question in regards to your tiling project, I cant picture what you mean specificly, but I have taken a pretty cautious approach to this unit, it works well and I use it for guitar projects that involve some routing. The biggest problem is the quality of the attachments, but you can get etter quality stuff from any hardware store. « Show Less
1694670
I don't know what that means. Flex is a matter of feel, all I can say is they're more flexible than steel shaft (obviously) and I love them.
2076521
It has some bend but it really is not flexible. you dont want to much flex or you can't put pressure to work the muscle.