What size are the star screw heads? There's no wrench included to mount it.
1062903
I don't recall the screw heads to be honest, mine came with a lace to tie up to a belt or shoe. Been a great tool though, really handy for fishing.
1062904
I don't believe it comes with any screws, at least mine didn't. It comes with a neck sheath though.
1062905
There are no screws included with the TDI 1478 Knife. There is a neck sheath included but there are not screws to mount it to anything.
2157620
1/2", #14, #10 crecent wrenches & a medium Phillips head screwdriver. Adjustable wrenches or channel locks will work just fine. Assembly is pretty simple, don't waste money on more expensive, "fancier" tables... This product is excellent.
578826
5" to 5 1/4" [a little hard to measure with rounded mounting screw top at the exact center, when installed! ;-)]
1298942
These are the dimensions the screws came with the mitre bar Diameter of head .316, screw length .726 conical or chamfered head, OD .166 max outside diameter of the screw, the smaller Id of the screw is .102". it looks like it is a standard 3/4" wood screw #8 the length of the screw is 3/8 inch for the miter bar and the thickness of the wood you are mounting it to. Don't go to thick I used 1/2" plywood.
965224
I am not home right now to verify this, but I believe it was am Allen wrench. Size I don't remember. I can verify all of this when I get home this weekend. I suspect you will have it figured out by then.
635566
Standard drywall screws. I believe they were 3" in length. I also used a washer to make sure the head did not push through the hole.
2204246
The mounting screw has 1/4" on one end and 3/8" on the other. I used the 1/4" on my tripod ball head until I got the Sirui Tilt head.
365127
I needed an 11mm socket wrench. I also had to use an adjustable wrench (set to 13mm) to hold the head of the bolts while I screwed on the 11mm nuts. You can use any kind of wrench that can handle something 13mm. Without the adjustable wrench I wouldn't have been able to screw on the nuts.
651924
you have to remove star screws. This unit is not portable and in my opinion a terrible piece of equipment. I spent $3,500 on my unit. What to buy mine for $1,500?? It has 15 hours on it.
1599844
Looks like a 2" TX starbit screw (2 of them) go to http://www.die-schaukel.de/en/marathon/marathon.php for picture.
72902
The fasteners are not included. They are a "Button Head" style, SAE thread, Philips drive, apx 3/4" in length. Good Luck.....RGD
210250
4 inches without mounting brackets. We used velcro to install them in a CJ5.
981023
Infinitely adjustable 0 to I think 50 inch pounds . Most ring and mount screws are around 25 inch pounds . This is a superb tool for the price , wish I had it 40 years ago !
1931145
Yes, you can unscrew the head and mount any standard head to it. I don't remember the bolt/thread size, but it is standard.
111803
it does not come with screws. But does anyone know the approx length and diameter of the screw? I lost my original screws somehow and need to buy the replacement screws..thanks
2102287
They are 1 1/8" x 3/8". You would need a torques head bit or Allen wrench to undo the screws to take apart. I haven't had it long enough to have to take apart yet.
1658884
didn't measure it, but it's rectangular. Fairly small, maybe 1/2" wide by 1'" tall? Just enough room for two screws. I used two #8 (as I recall) drywall screws into studs, worked well. This thing, naturally, is crafted in beloved China, so when you want to install/uninstall the unit from the bracket, use a metric hex key wrench. I am an engineer and, trust me, your SAE allen wrenches don't fit quite right and quickly strip the cheap fasteners. I have two of the toilet paper units and haven't been able to securely anchor them so they don't wiggle. These work fine, though.