i need 1 1/8 inch token. i don't know the mm. would these tokens work in mine?
927148
If your machine uses tokens, they should work. I do not know of any other size tokens. They work fine in mine.
2017295
Too short for your application, I do not know how consistent they are, but mine is 1 1/8th inch
170111
I used the 3/16 ( 0.5 cm). I think they are available in other sizes. Hope that helps.
384949
These are made of steel. A quarter is .950 round by .066 thick. The token is .988 round by .060 thick. They work fine in my machines.
595921
I'm not home at the moment, but I think it's 3/16". I don't know what that would be in mm.
567786
Yes, it has the same shape that you need to fit in the cannister. As long as it says MM, they will fit.
181070
These are 1/4" bits. If you use an adapter you should be able to use them just fine.
1411891
They worked fine on my White's. Mine is an older model than the current Coinmaster but it is the same thing, just different name. I like mine.
1698535
No they will not. Different sizes. With a coin operating machine it's best to use it as a bank. $250.00 gets you 1000 coins. When you run out open the machine and transfer coins back to front tray. And play some more. We do the same with our Japanese token machines. Have fun.
2013548
I cant say about the 1mm, since I bought and use the 5mm and it's working pretty good for me. I've read in other forums that it's better to start with a 5mm and then advance to a 1mm. Hope that helps!
2065270
I checked my measuring spoons and the metal ones definitely have a hole big enough to fit the rings. It might be tight for the plastic ones as their holes were smaller. So I guess it all depends on how big or small the holes are on your measuring spoons. I'd say the rings are probably about 1/4" thick. Hope that helps.
1762514
I am sorry I don't know mm's we use fractions of an inch here. It is for a 5/8 arbor, which is the standard in the industry. But you are best to ask the manufacturer
1554238
no, that 1/4" difference in size will not keep rings in placeI do which I would find a replacement for a wooden rolling pin and set of wooden rings. Worked perfectly for years, until I leant it out to a family member, working well for her now LOL!
1487000
You have to buy an SAE type tool. Metric dies fit metric threaded bolts only.
1197511
these are 1". go to Millett's site and scroll thru their product line. U will find listings for their 30mm rings. buy them, you'll LIKE em'.
1972376
My unit came with three hex key bits. Unfortunately, none fit the scope rings I purchased the driver to install, and the largest bit was too small for the pillar mount bolts on my Howa 1500... If you plan on doing much work on your firearms, buy a complete set of bits, both imperial and metric...
644165
hello, the 1 mm would have to be bought but the motor side i would say, i would have to check with manufacture.thanks