What's the gauge? I like using 1, not 2 pliars so prefer 21-23. So many ads leave out that info. If it's here and I missed it, sorry!
1677483
To use these rings the easiest it's best to use 2 pliers. I'm not sure you could use them without a second pair or other tool. As for the gave I'm not exactly sure what it is. I'm sorry that I don't have an exact answer for you. I do hope this helps.
1283513
I'm not quite sure what you mean by that but the gauge runs from .012 to .053 ins or 0.3 to 1.35 mm. Hope that answers it.
578791
My gauge would not come off (it sheared off before unscrewing). I had the same idea: 0-15 gauge would be much better. I ended up getting a Winters PEM gauge, a 3-way tee, and an adapter to go from NPT to Schrader (search Amazon for Professional Sports Ball Air Inflator Needle 3-Piece Set by FixFind). Works perfectly at the end of my new MP6000 airgun.
176895
Heavy Duty...I see they say 18 gauge on Ebay listings. I have them, and they are Commercial Quality. I took a Baking Class at a College, and this is the gauge they used. VERY much a Quality Item...WELL MADE. I have compared them at a Kitchen Supply Store, and they are made the BEST!
2192500
I used it in a new construction condo unit because it was a heavier gauge stainless. I do not anticipate problems although haven't had it that long. 18-20 gauge is more common and lighter weight material which is likely less durable.
1676987
I'm not sure about the gauge....only the quality. It is definitely worth the money, maybe get two, seriously.
1008282
It's sold off the roll, by the yard; so lineal. If you are using this for a marine application, may I suggest you go with 30 gauge? I used this on my boat, and while it is certainly more than heavy enough, it is NOT the same thickness as what I originally had on my boat. I compared it with others people's boats, and it's all just a bit heavier than this. The lighter gauge does have its advantages: In colder weather, it will stretch easier when you have to snap side-glass into place. Hope this helps.
233988
I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this: Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54
1516045
I think 20 gauge (about .035). It works well for chicken fencing, but needs to be supported with a post about every 10 feet or so.
1301735
16 gauge is fine. EBay has an entire unit for $100. Cheap for an extra sub.
977068
Everywhere and everything I've read says 12 gauge. At 14, you only get 13 amps max and this machine is designed for max effectiveness at 13.5 amps. Although I was tempted to get a 14 ga since the cord would be thinner and easier to use and cheaper, I opted for the 12 thinking long-term and minimizing any opportunity for this machine to brick due to my lack of care or proper equipment. But that's just me and my two cents. :)
314641
The paddle wire I'd received seemed to be 22 gauge; I ordered only one, however. It may be the case that when you ordered more than one, you revealed a problem the merchant was unaware of -- mispackaged product. 22 gauge is ever and always 22 gauge, it's a standard measurement; if you've got variations in wire thickness, then do send it back with a well-justified complaint, as you've simply NOT received what you'd paid for. Thanks for the question, this is how we the people keep quality up! :)
600727
23 ga pins are more common, come in more sizes, and are more discreet. 21 is better for production. Whatever you do, DONT BUY A Grex. Look at fasco, senco and porter cable
752026
There are a few diagrams in the product photos. Go back to the page where you can buy the gauge and look at the last few photos.
117045
Yeah it's kind of funny how they do that...I personally only use three of them, so the set wasn't that great of a deal. If you need to use 4 or more of them, it's cheaper to get the set, otherwise, alcarte is the way to go (unless you want the case). Here's the complete list: 17 Caliber (5-40 threads) 338 / 8mm Caliber 20 Caliber (5-40 threads) 35 / 9mm Caliber 22 Caliber 375 Caliber 243 / 6mm Caliber 40 / 416 Caliber 25 / 6.5mm Caliber 44 Caliber 270 / 7mm Caliber 45 Caliber #239013 30 / 32 Caliber
1844231
I am not aware that there are two different gauges?After checking their website it appears to be 7 Ga.
1230604
I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.