what is the shank size
1283307
1/4 inch. I have put full dimensions in my review (just updated). It should be up soon as it is "under review" right now. Hope that helps.
1376670
Overall length is 2.95"; max. diameter is .946"; shank is .25 hex. Worked well in my cordless screwdriver. Seems well made; operates smoothly.
567571
It should fit any machine that is a low shank. Mine doesn't say it fits and it does.
1011765
Im sorry I do not know what you mean by shank.If you are talking about the ball I bought mine seperate,the hitch itself is 2 inch
1599193
Well, I don't know exactly how long it is. i would have to look when I get home. However, it is plenty long enough to go through the 2x4 collar on my homemade kegerator. I am pretty sure the shank is 4-1/8" overall, but you would probably only have 3-3/4" of usable length.
1033629
Thanks, this is what I thought, but just wanted to see if by chance that the 1/2 inch was abailable. All of my bits are 1/2 inch shank. Thank You Tagwatts1
422290
All of the shanks are 6". The overall length of the 1/2" and the7/16" is 10 3/8" and the rest are 9 3/4". The shorter ones have slightly smaller handles so that's the reason they are slightly shorter. They all fit in my Klein 5140 canvas bags.
989867
Yes the diameter of the shank is standard. Although it may hang a bit lower, but that will not affect its operation.
254020
I have 6 of them and they are a 1/8" shank but Amazon might know a better answer
1234367
The key to successfully using other nails is what is the head size of the nail. Generally .099 shank nails are too big (take shank and multiply by 2.5 & that number should be less than .236. So .090 and .093 is fine. You may have jamming problems with .083 and .080. So sweet spot should be shank size from .087-.093. When in doubt, owner's manual is a good resource.
932515
Shank diameter is 7/8. Drill a 1" hole for easy installation. The hose barb is 3/16". I cut the spigit off a picnic spigit and it fit perfect after soaking the end in boiling hot water. Set my PSI to 12 and it seems to work perfect.Thank You
1221580
I'm not an expert in that arena but SDS+ to the best of my understanding has always the same "shank" diameter. But not sure about the shaft thing. You can take a look @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drill_bit_shank
800906
This cutter has a 1/2" shank. These cutters work extremely well. I build Shaker chairs and use these to finish cut the tenons of stretchers and rails. They fit "exactly" into drilled mortises of the same size. Nice tools!
716287
I have the 5/8" dia x 10" long bit. It has a turned shaft that appears to be right at 1/2" dia...perhaps even a 32'nd less or so.This item is for a common/std "hammer drill" -- NOT the SDS series. There are NO FLATS on the shank.Hope this helps. Mel in Montana
297486
I don't know about the machine, but I know it will fit on my short shank machine.
643872
They look to be #10 straight shank approx. 2 1/2 inch long with flat head. I think larger screws or lag bolts would require you to drill out the holes a bit. hope this helps.
932513
The whole size is 7/8" to get the shank through. The 3/16 refers to the size of tubine for the end of the shank.