Has anyone used these with the Uchida brand hot marks tool?
515156
I used mine, and one of mine also broke right off. You can't press to hard or they break.
515157
I bought them. They work well but one of the heads broke right off. I ever called the company for replacement
1439235
Any of the ones you mentioned work! I use my trusty stainless steel spatula!
2049595
I use them with a cordless hammer drill. I don't believe the "pounding" action is the same with an impact driver. My impact won't take straight bits, so I have never tried it.
516614
To the best of my knowledge, No. I only have used them once this year, but they worked amazing, and I did not notice any marks
1029906
This tool comes with metric dies.Either use metric rivets or get an SAE type tool.The answer is probably not.
1672074
I tried a set of the Freud blades and was happy with them. I have run a bit of wood through these blades and they seem to cut just as well. I guess I'll find out how well they last in the long run. I think most of these blades are probably made by the same company and everyone puts their name on them. Laying the Freud, Ridgid and these out together I can't see any difference in them. I guess in a couple of months I'll find out if they hold up as well.
738613
I used them for thin metal already, without any cutting fluid. I am no expert on cutting fluid, but I would think they would work with it. These are awesome bits, makes me wonder how I ever worked without these!
251815
I use these in my Silhouette Cameo, and I have no problem at all. I use the coverstock setting, with the blade set at 8, and the speed set at 1, and it works well even with intricate cuts.
91088
Yes! A lot of people do! They work fine, pressure sensitivity and all. I do gimp and UFRaw tutorials and would be happy to help you out more. Feel free to find me on: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/GimpTutorials/258785994164787 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/alexstandiford Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/115462925579015280773/posts
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Katherine, I don't know if these work with black and decker. I bought them for my Makita multi tool and they did not work with that so I sent them back and got some made for Makita from the Versa Tool website. If you go to that website it is much easier to understand which ones will fit your tool. Good luck.
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You'll have to drive them out with the proper size punch. A nail of the right diameter with the pointed end filed flat will also do the job. They're called roll-pins. Its been awhile since I put that kit in but I don't remember having a lot of trouble with the pins.
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Can't say, I've never used a Hitachi. As with all Festool tools, you pay a premium price, but the quality is fantastic. I've never had such clean smooth cuts. Even end grain in oak, maple, etc., come out looking like it came off a shooting board.
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Sir, I have them on my 10 inch craftsman table saw and they work great. I use them for box joints and for rabbits and dados. I like the smooth accurate cut and the square cuts that they make. A great blade for the price.
1470090
I'm not sure but it barely works with fiskers templates so I doubt that it will work well with another brand. Personally this item was a waste of money. I love fiskers scissors and have always been happy with their products until purchasing this item
1669127
I've purchased other brands with a universal mounting slot and they work fine. I think there are some brands where the cuts in the mount won't fit the Fein, but once you look at the mount section it's easy to tell which will work or not. Also most of the various blade brands list the machines they will adapt to.
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Yes, that is exactly what I've been using them for and they work great! You may still need specialized punches for other work, like Roll Pin STARTER punches and some others if you are working on an AR platform that you can get from Brownells or Midway but all in all they are excellent!
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I haven't. I use them as a resist for my etching. They stay on the copper long enough for the acid I use to do it's work, which is usually close to an hour. Hope this helps. Dawn