Can someone please tell me how deep this tool is? I understand the L&W, but I'm looking from blue plate to other blue plate.
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The two handles are slightly different widths. One side is 16.27mm from blue plate to blue plate, the other is 15.27mm. The whole thing is riveted together, the rivets add 2.97mm. The corkscrew protrudes slightly from the thicker handle, including this it is 19.32mm to the opposite blue plate and 20.45mm to the outside of the opposite rivet. That about covers it... I knew there was a reason I bought that micrometer!
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The dimensions are roughly length 3.25, Height 1.1.25, with a depth .5 (tool closed dimensions)
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Using digital calipers, my Leatherman Juice CS4 measures 0.638 inches thick (blue plate to blue plate), but note that the rivets stick out a little further and so does the cork screw.
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--&gt; It is the best way,You should ask the seller ( in " contact seller " on product's web page ) : This tool has the model number 11063 or 11063W( PRINTED ON THE TOOL) . _ I think that : This tool has the model number 11063W .Because of, the technical Detail said that . _ I think that the product Detail is for the pictured reference of product only , thank .
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Love my Delta 46-460. I've seen many different sizees and manufacturers of lathes weighted down by sandbags, etc, but really just when turning extremely uneven pieces. Can't say I've ever really noticed how heavy a lathe was once I had it set up.
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This was a purchase I made on my account for my dad, so I don't really know much about the tool. Here is the word-for-word info that is written in the instruction manual though: (I wish I could include the pictures, but I don't know if/how I can post them?) TO ADJUST THE FASTENER DEPTH CONTROL: Warning: Disconnect tool from air supply before attempting any parts disassembly and before changing the work contacting element adjustment. 1) Loosen screw with 4mm hex key. *My own little note here: You'll need your own hex key, and the screw is right underneath the nose piece.)* 2) Move sliding shoe down (away from nose) to decrease the drive depth, or up (toward the nose) to increase the drive depth. *My side note: The shoe is the long, skinny, rectangle shaped gizmo. You probably know that though...) * 3) Tighten screw with 4mm hex key. Hope I helped. Like I said, I wish I could include the pictures, but I don't know if or how you can on these replies?
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Thanks for pointing this out to me. The L8SGP3 pan is deeper than the pan I purchased. There is no depth to the pan I have. There are no "sides". I might like this other pan as well.
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this one by far, long and away. hands down, no contest. the length of, and pivot point (elbow bend to handle), is so different on matters of physics and my actual personal experience. It's also a well made heavy duty and heavy tool. I bought this specifically for a motorcycle wheel i couldn't get off and had broken a two quality (but obviously wrong) tools on trying to get it off. this thing took it off so easy, with so little pressure from me, that my whole world view changed. A few months later a friend called with a flat and i brought it just in case and i was again very impressed with the physics power of this thing. In that situation I we had a 4-way and it failed to break 2 of the lug nuts and so i broke out the 24 inch and they came off like butter. ___NOW!!!! the only down side is that you will need to buy a socket bit that fits this bar (it's 1/4 inch drive and not the usual, house hold 3/8 inch)....and also the socket bits that fit your needs/lugnuts/whatever... and this may include needing to get 'deep socket' set or bit. They are cheaper to buy a set off of amazon than in a hardware store and it's usually safer to just get the 'deep' since they work on all bolts and nuts...they're just a little heavy. You might also want to pick up some adaptors for both ways so your you can use all your socket wrenches with all the bits. you need a 1/4 inch to 3/8 and a 3/8 to1/4, you can skip the latter if you want but i'd really suggest getting the 1/4 inch to 3/8 so you can use this big bad boy with all your sockets. good luck and please don't hesitate to ask anymore questions.
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I really don't know. My kit didn't include the advertised drills: the 18V LXT 1/2" Hammer Driver-Drill (BHP454) is actually an LXPH03, and the 18V LXT Impact Driver (BTD141) is in fact an LXDT04. But, I'm more than happy with what I received, by the way. Another user said that the advertised combination was being phased out, and that Amazon held stocks of both the old and the new combination. Sorry I can't help more. jjj
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I have this. I can't find it because it's useless. It's too small, not ergonomic at all, and the tools are really useless. So whoever made it did a great job of fooling me into buying something that looks real nice in a picture. It's also unusually small and very awkward to use. Buy a decent small hammer and a good multi tool, you'll save a bunch and have something useful.
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Maybe I should have clicked, "I don't know". But I feel inclined to not ignore the question. I cannot try it, as I do not have any tile in my house, but given the sensitivity of the tool, I would say that it would. It has saved my saw blade on a number of occasions in the old barn lumber I bought it for, broken off nails that were somewhat deep. If the tile is only a 1/4" thick, I'm pretty sure it would pick it up. Key point is to turn it on far away from metal. I think it kind of zero's itself out, and then it will pick up a nail WITHOUT head in would from about an inch away. Hope this helps. I am very impressed for the ability versus cost. Maybe I should have clicked, "I don't know". But I feel inclined to not ignore the question. I cannot try it, as I do not have any tile in my house, but given the sensitivity of the tool, I would say that it would. It has saved my saw blade on a number of occasions in the old barn lumber I bought it for, broken off nails that were somewhat deep. If the tile is only a 1/4" thick, I'm pretty sure it would pick it up. Key point is to turn it on far away from metal. I think it kind of zero's itself out, and then it will pick up a nail WITHOUT head in would from about an inch... » Read More Maybe I should have clicked, "I don't know". But I feel inclined to not ignore the question. I cannot try it, as I do not have any tile in my house, but given the sensitivity of the tool, I would say that it would. It has saved my saw blade on a number of occasions in the old barn lumber I bought it for, broken off nails that were somewhat deep. If the tile is only a 1/4" thick, I'm pretty sure it would pick it up. Key point is to turn it on far away from metal. I think it kind of zero's itself out, and then it will pick up a nail WITHOUT head in would from about an inch away. Hope this helps. I am very impressed for the ability versus cost. « Show Less
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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.
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Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
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It comes with several different mounting plates for S&W. You can call the manufacturer and they can tell you for certain. I have talked with them and they are really helpful.
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I measure 3 inches even with the blade that came with the saw. I have been using it attached to the EZ Track Saw system - and get 2.5 inches deep with that. I have been ripping 2 inch thick slabs of hickory that are 8 feet long and it works very well.
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I'm actually concerned as to why specifically license plates. Especially given the small and therefore concealable nature of this drill. To answer the question- on high torque this sucker will drive a 3" wood screw. Just have to push harder than you would with a bigger drill.
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It is a compound saw in the sense you can get an angled cut by altering the angle of the plate. Because of the diameter of the blade it is probably limited to angled cuts with material no more than 1-1/2" thick. Basically, it's a great "cut off" saw for materials less than 2" thick. Just let it do the work and don't try to push it through even a 2 X 4 because you'll eat the motor bearings and then have a saw with one really bad Kerf. I know, I ate one of these by getting into a hurry. But I also bought a new one to replace it because it is a great tool if you don't abuse it as I did. It is a compound saw in the sense you can get an angled cut by altering the angle of the plate. Because of the diameter of the blade it is probably limited to angled cuts with material no more than 1-1/2" thick. Basically, it's a great "cut off" saw for materials less than 2" thick. Just let it do the work and don't try to push it through even a 2 X 4 because you'll eat the motor bearings and then have a saw with one really bad Kerf. I know, I ate one of these by getting into a hurry. But I also bought a new one to replace it because it is a great tool if you don't abuse... » Read More It is a compound saw in the sense you can get an angled cut by altering the angle of the plate. Because of the diameter of the blade it is probably limited to angled cuts with material no more than 1-1/2" thick. Basically, it's a great "cut off" saw for materials less than 2" thick. Just let it do the work and don't try to push it through even a 2 X 4 because you'll eat the motor bearings and then have a saw with one really bad Kerf. I know, I ate one of these by getting into a hurry. But I also bought a new one to replace it because it is a great tool if you don't abuse it as I did. « Show Less
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I notice that they don't show the back of the door on purpose. I just got the PDS-500, and the black box that is covering the works, and takes up most of the back of the door, is about 1 3/8 ". The distance from bottom, without pad, to rail is about 3 3/8. That only leaves 2" inside for stuff. So, how deep is the works plastic thing? Must be less on this one. Are you sure of your depth inside with door closed?I might be getting this one, though it does cost 75% more. Let me know. Thanks!
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I'm sorry I can't answer the question. I haven't used my tool yet. I will be putting it to good use lster this spring.