any vapers out there have experiance with these cutting 20 - 24 gauge kanthal or gplat?
919725
I don't have any experience working with vapor wires, about all I know is they are blended alloys. These snips easily and cleanly will cut 20 -24 gauge aluminum or copper wires, I would feel comfortable using them to cut all the way up to 16 gauge. I also use them to cut .025" stainless steel safety wire. I don't believe they would get damaged cutting gplat
919726
As far as these pliers - no probs! They'll cut through 20, 22, 24 g wire like butter! The LOWER the gauge, the thicker the wire - unless you're making jewelry, and you're using memory wire (use cutters for memory wire!), but I know that's not what you're purpose is here. For your vape, these will work just fine. With regard to the wire - healthwise/price wise... you might stay away from "specialty wires". They're overpriced, and just use 316VLM (health) http://amzn.to/1SnlAYV Likewise, there are plenty of well priced 316 or 317VLM wires that are well priced on Amazon.
919727
I use them with 24 all the time, and I cut 22 gauge for a friend's coil. No problem, and I highly doubt the clippers would have any trouble with 20 gauge.
760512
I wrote a review for them after buying 2 of them. match them with the SSL 4000.1 EVO amp and wire correctly... 4ohm and they will blow yer window seals out. if you try to wire down to 2ohm you WILL fry the VC's. 4Ohm is perfect and the 4000.1 EVO amp matches up perfect. just run them in series at 4Ohm and you will not be disappointed brother.
1368397
I will look at it but its 7.5 amps so your never going to flip a light duty 15amp breaker. Provided its the only signifcant draw on the circut. Ive run it extensivly from a celing basement light fixture incandessent 800lumins standard 60w replacement and a stereo off that circut with no problems. Not a great idea but i was literaly in a coal chamber of my 100+yr. House. 20amp gcfi i installed was using my radial saw on and a lot of back and forth. Kinda a ramble but point being any problem on performance. If you want watts its circut amp current multiplied by volts 120v in this case. Amps are probably more relavant for a power tool. 3000rpm. This and a Ridged imlact wrench almost cover all my needs. Good build.
1106898
12 gauge is what I'm running to them with 400 watts. Works great. Have 6 of them in an H2 sounds good. No problems.
334614
I no longer use these ... I used them at first in a vaporizer but the regulated batteries would not output high enough to heat the coil quickly. The batteries last longer than an imr18650 that is the standard high output 2000mah but that's because these seem to output at a lower wattage or something like that... these are low output longer life .. but for Vaping I'd stick to a Sony or Santo imr18650 high drain
650105
very reliable...just make sure whatever type of tubing you are using is nice and smooth after it is cut. If there is any burrs or rough edges it might leak.
2283048
Yes, they're fine for a Mech mod, as long as you stay above .7 ohm. Always be sure to test your coil resistance before firing on an unprotected mod
1482198
Never tried it, but as long as the connection point is the same as a 20# tank, it should work fine. Your 'burn' time would obviously be shorter.
2078765
What would you want to cut foam with a device that is made to run HO Gauge trains. I could only see problems with using this device for that reason. DON'T DO IT !
821391
I have cut through 4" square tubing 3/8 thick with no problem. Make sure the clamp is on good and tight - any slipping and it does a number on the blade. I have bought a new blade after hundreds of cuts but have yet to put it on. Great saw
1484684
might get a 1in at best. better off buying coil blocks to stuff in there. good luck
990270
I've used them with 16 and 18 gauge wire. They work well with both, but I ended up using 16 gauge for my setup.
2202177
They are a little small for a 65 if you are going to be keeping SPS or LPS corals. If just softies, you may be good, but I would go a bit bigger unless you are putting several of the Hydros in there. Say 2 on each side and possibly 2 on the back. I know they are a bit more expressive, but if you are trying to save money go with the jabos, or if you are willing to invest, I cannot stress enough, tons tons tons better, the Vortechs. I use Vortechs 2 MP40 controlled with my apex; I know they are very expressive but they are worth every penny in comparison, especially if you have the apex controller with the wxm. This is how I have mine set up and the difference is night and day. I went from the large jabos to two Vortechs. My corals responded almost instantly. They love them. The Jabos push the water hard while the Vortechs create an undertow and are gentle so you don't blast you corals. This allows for less trash from settling on the sand bed. I can tell the most when feeding; the food never touches the sand bed, it stays floating the whole time and that is without using the feed mode. They all work different and it is to much to get into, but if you are going to build a reef tank you want to go as natural as possible and the Vortechs are the only way to go IMHO. You can sometimes find them for a good price used on ebay, and remember all ecotech equipment are able to be upgraded with a simple plug and play. 1 MP40 should do you for now and just add another later as a slave and run it at a max of 75%. If you need additional info I am happy to help.
1110360
The bottom of the tube is slightly narrower than the rest. The last plug you cut will be wedged in. All the others are loose. You can cut one or two, or fill the tube. Your choice.
1510107
Hi, when i got them it said they a good for R-12, R-22, R-502. But i am working on different kind off equipment and using for R-414 like regural fridge and R-410 refrigerant. I just need to see pressure on the low and high side. I also both separate gauges to have extra in local store for 15$ each in united refrigeration inc. in longwood. I hope this is helpful.
1471311
they are both 1/4" NPT (standard pipe thread) to QCC-1 (the big outside threads that you use with the plastic connector for BBQ tanks) and POL (the inside left-handed threads for older and industrial tanks), so they should be the same.
1197300
Have run 350 tubes of DAP 3.0 and gesilicon II - no issues and controlled feed.It's not presurized but the squeeze is just automated. If you have too small a hole, you may cause exploding. Did not happen with this gun but I've had it happen with Ryobe. Again I believe hole was too small.