I see that it comes with the flex shaft but an earlier comment says it does NOT come with a "collet nut" to operate the shaft. I am clueless here and want to buy this for my son that makes models for gaming. I thought the flex shaft would be perfect...
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It comes with everything you need trust me, I bought it ,And I love it,I use this same dremel evry day if and when it stops working for me I will buy another one enjoy,Hope my advice Helped you.
599396
I bought a MT2 shaft with a male 1X8 thread on the end. I'll have to do some digging to remember where I bought it. It is very handy and I have screwed a variety of things onto it, including my scroll chuck. I have screwed several different sizes of jam chucks onto this shaft installed in the tail stock and it works fine.
112250
Yes it will! I have a Dremel tool that came with the flex-shaft, and it screws onto the end of this Nextec rotary tool exactly the same way. As a matter of fact, every Dremel tool attachment that I have works with this tool!
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Actually there are several choices of shafts available depending on your level of play and usage of the driver, (long drive contests). Each different shaft has less lateral torque specs and different kick points, (flex points). The shafts can make the driver cost than 3x more than with the stock. Consult a pro golf shop first if you feel your level of play warrants a different shaft, then order from Amazon the appropriate club. RC
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Mine didn't come with the nut. What you see in the picture is what you get.
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It's the full assembly that lies within/below the flex portion of the blade cover... I don't know if that's what you mean by the head. But it's not just spinners and covers. It's the "springy part" too. But not the clip that keeps the blad assembly in place.You can go to Philips Norelco site and they have an onscreen app for you to put in the model number. If they don't find it, you can answer questions that lead you to the answer and that worked for me. Then compare their price to whatever is offered on Amazon and elsewhere. I also checked my local Walmart but Amazon had the best price of the three. It's the full assembly that lies within/below the flex portion of the blade cover... I don't know if that's what you mean by the head. But it's not just spinners and covers. It's the "springy part" too. But not the clip that keeps the blad assembly in place.You can go to Philips Norelco site and they have an onscreen app for you to put in the model number. If they don't find it, you can answer questions that lead you to the answer and that worked for me. Then compare their price to whatever is offered on Amazon and elsewhere. I also checked my local Walmart but Amazon... » Read More It's the full assembly that lies within/below the flex portion of the blade cover... I don't know if that's what you mean by the head. But it's not just spinners and covers. It's the "springy part" too. But not the clip that keeps the blad assembly in place.You can go to Philips Norelco site and they have an onscreen app for you to put in the model number. If they don't find it, you can answer questions that lead you to the answer and that worked for me. Then compare their price to whatever is offered on Amazon and elsewhere. I also checked my local Walmart but Amazon had the best price of the three. « Show Less
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Notice the hex cap in the middle. that is a small wrench to adjust tension on the leg locking devises. I had one leg that was still a little loose and that wrench fixed it up just fine. Just pull it off the leg to use it. It has the added advantage of probably breaking if you try to over tighten the nut. I did have a problem with the swivel head. The portrait/landscape swivel bracket's knob to lock it tight allowed to still wiggle slightly no matter how hard the knob was tightened down. Talked to Lee at customer service and he sent me a new head immediately. Didn't even ask for the old head back. Excellent response, but I haven't received it yet to see if it had the same problem or not. It looks like a good product for the price but I wouldn't want to carry it very far. Good luck with it, Dan
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Yes. The collet grips the bit out near the tip. The only issue would be very short bits with a hex base...if there is a such thing. Standard bits like in the set you buy at Home Depot or Harbor Freight with the hex base so they can be swapped out in a screw-shooter...no problem. In any case, buy the one with the 3/4" collet. Costs more now, but saves in the long run.
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No, either the nut is missing or the holes aren't tap correctly if you use the extension bar. This is for lower bolts that attaches to the ceiling bracket. I'm returning mine. The instruction is horrible and there is no customer service telephone number I can locate. NOT RECOMMENDED.
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Well if you read the description it says nothing about the nuts. And also why would props come with nuts? Those are items you should already have. And last, instead of asking people on the Internet where to find stuff why don't you use the search bar in Google or Amazon. You just might find what you're looking for
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It did not come with a plastic nut when I ordered it, which is problematic because I think the original switch broke from excessive movement because the nut was missing.
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According to amazons search engine this part does not match. The other thing is weather you have flex and not regular motor. Have to be specific on this. Pull a plug to get numbers on it. If not call your dealer for part number. Tell them your trying to figure out of plus you have are correct. Bs'mwhen looking up on amazon two different numbers pull up either old and new, or flex and regular. Good luck
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No. It has a 1/4 inch collet. MLCS makes this same set of bits with 1/4" shafts though for the same price and sell them on Amazon
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Unable to provide an answer because I do not understand what the questioner is talking about. What 'shaft" is being attached to what on the front? Please provide clarification.
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Amazon has 3 shafts listed, but they are the same shaft. I'll request they correct the error. This happens sometimes when multiple vendors list the same product and don't use the exact same wording. Keep in mind there is "TP" version that has a different shaft, but the standard model you asked about has the "Matrix X-Con 5". I hope this helps. Limited photos are on TaylorMade's web site.
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Some of the older reviews mentioned one, but it looks like it does not currently. I just took a 3/16 nut driver to a belt sander and made my own.
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I bought the straight shaft thinking it's simpler and probably would have fewer problems. The straight shaft also keeps debris farther from the operator. For edging, the curved shaft might work better, not sure.However, i had the mechanism in the shaft seize up the second time i used it. Now I need to get it repaired. Very disappointed in the product.