The slot to feeh the handle through it so small. Any suggestion?
254292
I didn't have any problems with it. Be sure to use the small end of the loop to feed it through the bar. Then put the larger end through the small end after you get it through the loop on the camera to make a loop.
254293
I don't recall it being an issue. I think I just squeezed the small loop at the end together to get it through the bar, then slipped the strap through the small loop like you'd put on a luggage tag. I guess if it's really an issue, you can take it to a local camera store, and I'm sure they'd help you.
254294
Regards,Sorry, I can not help you, since I have not much experience with this camera and do not understand the English as my language is Spanish.
254295
I treated it just like threading a needle. Put it in my mouth squeezed it tight and pushed it through no problem, you could try pulling it through with thread.
2014132
My iron was too big, so I can't use the iron holder. If you have a larger iron, you might want to look for another model.
2217971
I think I had the same issue when I set mine up. You need to use the small allen wrench to turn the screw on the bottom to feed the strap through the slot.
1488285
Turn it upside dow and place your foot into the handle. push down really hard on the blade and you should here a snap and then it will be sturdier. This should solve the problem. Feel free to contact me again if you still can't get it.
465642
The handle works for me, the handle would be better if it were a little longer.
1331888
That handle just opens the lid when sitting flat. You would have to clamp it shut somehow to be able to carry it with the big handle.
2218222
The outer handle is rather tight. Just wiggle around the "loosen/tighten" indication on the outer tube until it gives, then lengthen it at your preferred length. Maybe ask someone else to try it for you, it should work.
663799
If you really can't get it by hand, MAYBE you could try a pair of pliers or channel locks, being very careful not to squeeze the handles to tight. Also, you could try running under hot water.
41953
The smallest size handle I have hanging is a Swiffer, and it holds it perfectly. If that helps....
1893172
If you look inside the "bowl" there are two barely visible slots, you need to put in the handle and push down and turn it until the "lips" go into those slots.
306877
It looks to me like a design deficiency without any real fix. There is a lot of room between the base of the blade and the inside of the handle that can't be tightened up because of internal mechanisms and spacers.
930619
I'll be going to a craft store some and I'm going measure the width and see if I can find the smallest but efficient handle. Wish me luck! Plus double Thanks for answering my question!
1871100
Hi, my fingers aren't dainty and I can fit three fingers through the handle easily. Hope it helps.
2185249
My opinion is that the grip of the unit is too light. About anything I pushed in the 'clamp' would come loose upon lateral movement with the necessary force needed to "get the job done". Of course you could try for less than $10, you may develop some techniques to assist it. Perhaps a tie string of sorts. It's a thoughtful and simple design which needs refinement. Good luck on your upcoming surgery.
566421
Hi. You should try some out at a sport goods store. What you do is grip the handle at a slight past 90 degree angle, either direction depending on what hand you use, and the size is depends on the comfort of your grip. It shouldn't be where it's too bulky in your hand or too small where your fingers touch each other.
30557
detach the handle and tighten the screw underneath, that might eliminate some wobble
1406480
There are small slots on the sides of the basket where the ends of the handle fits into. Honestly I never use the handle. It looks nice but it isn't very functional. It is a thin wire that is flimsy and barely supports the weight of the basket when it is empty. I just keep the handle on there for show. I pick up the basket as a whole. The rest of the basket is high quality and constructed well. I will take a picture of the side of the basket where the handles fit into. The handle simply slides into this area. If it were a more sturdy and thicker rod then it would be more useful. But for my purposes it is just fine. I mostly just leave the basket mounted on my rear bike rack.