Is the hammer pattern 360 degrees or just on top?
907412
It is 360 degrees. I love the silverware! It completely exceeded my expectations!
907413
Your welcome, one other thing i will tell you after i bought them i seen the exact same pattern with a different name at Costco for a lot less, I love Amazon but it's the first time I've something cheaper somewhere else.
303644
The knobs correspond with the direction on it... Right is right and up is up. Opposite of a typical scope where you move the knob left to go right ect...
803910
yes it will rotate 360. The boom is about 3 feet long. It is light enough for one man to operate if you can lift about 75 ibs toinsert the boom
380879
It is hard to answer without pictures. The nozzle head has a u shaped metal piece that has to be up for it to turn 360 degrees.
1995493
The hammer does move but it is not fully function. Pulling the trigger does not move it and it does not lock back. Thanks Pyramyd air Team
803903
Yes, the boom will rotate 360 degrees. It would be very difficult to carry or maneuver the crane completely assembled for one person, but it does break down into manageable pieces. The boom is about 43" long.
1895986
just pull the hammer back. but this item is horribly innacurate. a boresighter by site lite is much better.
1990073
The top towards the handle. Notice when its at zero and the clear piece is all the way up, the top is the part lined up with the zero line, so that is where the accurate reading is when used. Hope that helps.
296753
I have no idea. I never could find a definitive answer anywhere. Even the box doesn't state which side is up. I used mine both ways and I honestly never noticed a difference either way.
861812
I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need... » Read More I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. « Show Less
233896
It works 360°! This trigger is based on radio frequency, so unless there is a significant obstruction, you can trigger it from every direction.
1748868
The handle can be positioned on the left side. The nozzle rotates 360 degrees. Ted
822539
Yes. 360 degrees. Best kitchen faucet I've ever had - once I ordered the aerator for it. Part #116179. Made wife very happy.
1963723
It is angled slightly if you put the chains on right to deflect downwards. With it angled slightly and the fact that it's on chains and swings back and up when hit all my fragments have been deflected downward and I have a trench in front of it in the dirt when I'm done. You are still gonna have splatter to the sides though, the legs are plastered with lead residue.
23433
Rotate the back of the tool clockwise or counterclockwise as needed to tighten or loosen the bolts. Do not use this set in any heavy duty scenario. OK around the house, though.
746304
ok, this was killing me, I had to check mine. By-the-way, I would recommend this fun, neat, unique tool.There are 3 settings which are at 0* (straight), 45* and 90*. It sets in this way to the left or to the right, so technically there are 5 TOTAL settings, 0* in the middle. With a screwdriver type handle on this tool, I have not figured out why you would need to adjust left or right, I think just the 0*, 45* and 90* settings in one direction would be all you need. Antway, there ya go, have fun.
1309036
All the way 360 degrees. As it turns is slowly raises or lowers depending on which way you turn it.