does the star shaped screwdriver have a hole in the middle or is it solid?
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Perhaps there are different variations of this set being sold on Amazon under the same listing, because my set (bought from this listing) has 3 torx drivers (the star shaped screwdriver) and the two largest drivers DO in fact have holes in the middle. I can take and add a photo if you would like (just ask).
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I did respond but had a small error in my response. It uses a larger screwdriver if available. Most people have a #2 but a #3 is the size of the screw heads, however a #2 should do the job but may slip out occasionally. There are 5 screws. Put the center one in first loosely. Then install the remaining four loosely. tighten the center one then the four others alternately until you have them snugged down. Tighten the center firmly then the other 4 firmly going back around to insure that they are all tight. Upright it and use it and i expect you will like it like i like mine. Jimmy
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Haha. It can be a little tough... Remove the outter rubber cover.. Take a butter knife or screw driver and youll see two random spaces while looking at the sides.... Put the screw drive in and twist at it begin to come aprt about halfway.. You have to be a little more creative and use a similar technique getting the second half opened. Best of luck
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This is a screw driver as it turns slow. I use it when I am working on computers.This is my 2nd one I have owned. I wore the first one out.The chuck is not a tighten down like you would see in a battery operated drill but it isa internal 6 or 8 sided sleeve that will let a screw driver tip seat in about 1/2".I hope this helps.
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The one I received had a notch on either end to hold the unit in place with a screw.
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I'm not sure I follow your question - or what you mean by a "hole in the middle". The arm rests have a swirl steel design under the lateral arm but it is not as intricate as the back. For the price paid - I think they are lovely, well made benches. ours sits out in the garden by a waterfall and after 1 year looks the same as when we bought it!
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No, it's got a pretty solid ratchet to it. Nothing too hard, but it's there. Middle mouse click has a lot of resistance to it though.
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I assume that there are pre-drilled holes in which case, this would be fine. This screwdriver does not have enough torque for a heavy requirement. Personally, I would look into a screwdriver with more torque. Then you won't be disappointed.
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i never noticed before but yeah it does. even though, i don't think it's supposed to have a hole. it's got2B a defect. is yours by the middle wing finger?
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The drive on the blender itself is square shaped. The driven part of the blade is star shaped. The star shaped part of the blade is designed to fit the square shaped part of the blender. I hope that makes sense.
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It has a good flat head and a flattened phillips screwdriver, not a true phillips. I consider it pretty poor, actually.
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Yes. With the proper bit, there is plenty of power to drive and remove screws. Read my comments about the chuck though before you decide to make a purchase. Thanks
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No hole. There is a gap between where the top portion and pull out portion meet. I threw mine away though, the desk kept pulling apart at joints and the lugs pulled out of the wood.
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Yes there is a hole in the center. It appears to be about 3/8". There are also two mounting tabs,one on either side.
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The one I ordered in Nov 2013 was manufactured without a center anchor screw. Don't know if they are still shipping those. I use it in a place where the plugs are not often pulled out. Read the reviews for more info.
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Actually the tri wing screwdriver I received is exactly as pictured. It even has a black ( case hardened I assume) end on it so it wont wear down as fast. No brand name of any kind on the screwdriver but it should work and for $2 what can you expect.
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Actually this is made for a punched (not drilled) hole with flats on the sides. However it's sturdy enough to clamp it down firmly with the nut and a socket wrench. If you have security concerns, do not put in a drilled hole without some sort of additional precautions to prevent turning. Perhaps a quality epoxy.