Do all sonic crafters use the same flange and screw
1653253
If your referring to the bolt that holds the blade on, then no. I think they made an improvement to the newer model, not entirely sure though.
1653254
The answer is no, but if you are looking for the screw the RK5102K uses a M6x1 20MM screw. I ordered mine through a vendor on EBay, but I probably could have picked one up from Ace hardware. I tried Home Depot and Lowe's specialty screw section with no luck.
5834
Hello. Yes, it is the same one. It is a very good tool. I really recomend it.
1540655
These hinges are installed with the same jig I use for all Blum (and similar) hinges.
500736
Nope. Goes into the bottles. Also if you need unique sized flanges (which I do) I could not find them.
152460
No. It is made to have cement board butt up to it. The thickness of the flange is about 1/2". After screwing in all of the screws you use joint mesh tape and thinset to seal it.
1541171
yes, same screws. Also this gun is the same as the Senco. Probably made by them
1962351
Yes. Most fluke leads are compatible and this looks like one of them. Good lock!
171377
it's based on the die itself, some do double some single depending on what terminal you're crimping. You can buy additional dies (it did fit other dies i had)
13585
We used these to replace the original hinges in our house. The original inges were a different brand and color. The screw holes matched up perfectly. While I am not 100% sure, i think the screw pattern is standard for hinges of the same size and design (i.e. rounded corners).
1384649
I believe so, if I recall the ones that I bought said chuggington die casts expansion. Just make sure the ends can interlock with each other if you buy separate sets.
135248
No, they come in different sizes. There is one that is the size of the toothpick end. The largest is about the size of a nail stud.
949664
they all have same thread, but the perlick requires all to have female on the handle end, so the actual tap is male end, which is the way 90n percent of handles are configured,
1177930
Not sure haven't had mine long enough, you can use ordinary screws, same gauge, right length just make sure that it's a pan or wafer head, seems to work ok. It's really hard when you have no access to kreg ones. Besides the damn things are 40 to 50 dollars compared to 20 something in the USA.( which you can't access from here (Australia). I did invest in some when I had the opportunity but have used ordinary screws when I didn't have the right length that I needed. Hope this helps.
2165107
In most cases all dies are interchangeable. I use mostly Lee and Lyman Presses also an old Pacific. I have Lee, Forrester, Hornady, RCBS and other dies. They all interchange.
906150
Yes, they are standard 7/8-14 threads that are universal in single stage reloading presses at least I have not seen anny that are differant.
208941
well it's supposedly designed to be compatible with the build your own sonic screwdriver set so yes it comes apart, though it doesn't work well with the build your own set since when you connect the pieces from this screwdriver to the customize your own one they go on backwards so it's better to just glue these pieces together with super glue and it will become one solid screwdriver. that's what I did and I've had it for over a year without any trouble. =) hope that answers your question.
1772135
No, they are all about the same length, but honestly they are very poor quality. The package that came for me was not even Wright's, and all the heads were a different size - and the pins were dull. :(