When using it,,, do you use one hand to work the tool and the other to hold the pipe and copper ring OR does the tool take two hands?
2053114
It takes a bit of muscle to complete a crimp, so yes, you will need both hands. Be aware that just closing the jaws (no effort required) will compress the ring enough so that you cannot get it off or move it.
2053115
Use both hands on the tool. When lining things up to do the crimp you bring the jaws together gently until the tool is holding the crimp ring firmly. After that you can put both hands on the tool handles and the tube and ring will pretty much stay in place while you complete the crimp.
2053116
The tool takes two hands. With a little practice it goes pretty well i have done many connections without a single leak i check every connection with the guage and found that the tool has to be adjusted differently for half inch and three quarter inch connections. It is a great tool but tricky to use in tight spaces
406868
Per your question, I tried to operate this using only one hand and found it very difficult . I also have one made by Simmons (prosport ) that I can use with only one hand. Hope this is helpful.
624224
It appears it can be used by both. I am right handed. It is metal and cuts well.
84582
Yes fairly easy. I was susrprised at how well it performed. You might have to use two hands but I have "uncle arthur" in my hands and I can use it. Mine isn't too bad though. Hope this helps
1350260
Neither, this is two handed operating to close and open and it does both fairly slow. The handle splits in two and pivots to the sides to open and close this knife.
119133
No, you have to have your hands on both handles in order for the saw to work.
1372808
I agree it can get very tricky especially when you first buy it. The way I figured it out is by pressing the lil button it has on the back and in the beginning of every tool it has a lil nip so pull on the lil nip to be able to pull the tool you trying to use. I highly disagree on the "one handed operation" but once you figure it out it's very helpful.
435652
If i understand the question, it is two pieces, one couples the hose to the faucet outlet and the other, a slightly larger diameter, is turned to tighten its threads around the faucet. Sorry, going from memory, couldn't quite make my hands work well enough today to unloosen it for closer inspection.
1938878
One is a drill, with a drill chuck. The other is a driver that holds bits with a hex base. it's very convenient, you don't have to change back and forth as with just one tool.
786331
It's self explanatory if you ever used a grinder. Of not you want to use the two pronged wrench that comes in the box. It will match up to the ring. On the top side you will push the black 'hold' bottom at the same time and turn the wrench to loosen. Opposite to reinstall whatever cup you are changing to. Exactly the same for a metal grinder. Hope that helps
326174
It requires both hands. The device for removing the foil and the device for removing the cork require the user to steady the bottle with one hand while operating the devices with the other.
680264
The directions say to use both hands, one with your thumb on the switch and the other on the other side if the handle to kept it steady. That's how I did it since I'm not strong. I think you might be able to hold it with one hand - it's lightweight - but you'd have to have one strong hand and arm and be careful.
471433
I actually use the saw using both my left and right hand depending where the cut is being made. It is easiest to use right handed where you can see the cut line better or use the blade guide, plus the saw is supported better on right handed thin cuts.
396833
I personally hold the Wand in my right hand, using my left hand to actuate the On/Off lever. Once lever is actuated (Forward to turn ON, Pull back to shut off), you then only need the one hand to hold the wand. The On/Offlever stays in place to whatever position you move it too.
992890
not really i have moved it to my left side when i have a hammer on my right, but i still use my right hand to retrieve it. you would have to spin the drill around when you take it out and replace it with your left hand. hope this helps. Verdis
559364
No, the hand held units are just that.... hand held. The manual tells you that if you need to help support the blower during use, to hold the bottom of the unit with one hand while holding the handle with your other hand.
293036
No it is a prep tool. I use mine after the brass comes out of the tumbler. I also use it by hand.