Will this tool swage 1/8" aluminium sleeves?
1102782
Biggest I go with is 3/32" cable and sleeves so not sure about 1/8". I don't think so, though. It's nice and portable for what we do. Next step up you're going with the big swagers. This fits in a belt or bucket.
1102783
Nope - it won't. At least it's not designed to, and I wouldn't try it with mine. The biggest it's designed to swage is 3/64.
906870
Yes. My door is 1 1/8" thick. I installed the aluminum track flush with the front of the door. Works perfect.Regards, bob
1564856
Yes, the 1" Lorell sleeves are pretty much exactly the diameter of a nickel. I put a nickel in one of them and it slid in perfectly.
329354
Hi Evelyn, I have used this tool with just about every gadget repair I have done. While I can't be 100% sure, my opinion is that it will. Its very thin, but super durable. It can withstand quite a bit of bending and go back straight. I would go for it because it's useful for tons of things!
2087602
I really am not sure as I sent the tool back when it couldn't handle a job I needed it for. That said, I looked at the Universal Fit system and it doesn't appear that it would work. Perhaps someone else with actual experience can answer better.
2267584
The kit comes with 10 sleeves of 3/8" and 10 of 1/4". The 12 gauge will fit well in the 3/8" sleeves and for the 1/4" will somewhat tight.I hope this will help youRegards, Américo
1674401
The auger has a 1/2" shank so it should fit any 1/2" drill, my ryobi 18 volt drill handles it well. I hope this was helpful
1988567
Yes. In fact, to get it to fit a 1/2" arbor, you have to put a sleeve in it (included. Without the sleeve, it's 5/8".
265613
you will need to slightly tilt just enough to get tool under--maybe 1/2 inch--good luck
94071
I doubt it. My experience with that tool on 5/8 Sheetrock was like yours. I would return it to Amazon for refund
524801
If the 1/8" hole is the size of a regular size hole puncher hole, then it will fit...I purchased these rings to attach name cards.
2281386
Not sure, but if you have a file you would only need to shave off 1/8" all around to effect a fit.
292342
Doubt it. The Leatherman ones are a proprietary shape rather than the standard one 1/4" used in regular tools.
235780
7/8" will be perfect - (1 inch would work, but will leave a lot more space around the beer shank than you might want.)
1372013
No, I doubt it. I would say the materials you mentioned are much to thick. It would however work for a variety of things no thicker than about 1/8 in thickness.
99996
The hole diameter fits a 7/8" no problem, but with my PortaCable Joiner the kerf of the blade was slightly thinner than the portacable blade,so it wouldn't tighten down, I made a very thin washer out of a piece of steel using 2 hole saws, and it worked fine.
604742
In order to bend something 1/8" thick I'd have to adjust the cams so that the fingers could clamp tight at that thickness. That's something I don't want to do. Keep in mind that this brake is not designed to work on materials that thick. Shorter answer: It might. Mine is a great machine but you have to respect the design parameters.