Is this a radial or tangential extractor?
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tangential extrctor. I have added support pieces of stainless steel rods to try to fix the problem.
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Hello Daniel,This honey extractor is a tangential extractor. Please let me know if you have any further questions.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Hello Anna, this is all the technical info I could find, hope its useful... HEAVY-DUTY 12V MACERATOR PUMP. A high speed rotary cutter shreds waste more efficiently, allowing the impeller to rotate faster producing a higher discharge capacity. The brass shredder, nitrile impeller and stainless steel shaft prevents corrosion and is resistant to chemicals. Design allows for direct interchange with other macerators for easy installation. Empties a 30 gallon holding tank in about 3 minutes. Suitable for bowl or holding tank discharge. Self priming to 5 feet. Ignition protected. Capacity: 10.0 GPM. Voltage 12V DC. Amp draw: 15 max. Fuse size: 12 amp. Hose size: 1.5" intake.
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I have not used it for water extraction, as I was not under the impression it did this sort of work. I/we use it for mini clean up of multi spills around our home. It seems to work better then a previous model that we had and was easy to empty and clean out. Not the same manufacturer.
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the crevice tool is good until mine jammed and I can't extract it from the unit. Also, the battery on this doesn't last long. I would look for another product.
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This is not a 15 BAR pump machine. It's a steam pressure machine. There's a difference, and one cannot be the other. They are two separate extraction processes.
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the end of the extractor (or syringe) are fairly large to fit all around the sting or bite. I have only used the smallest one (no snake bites yet thank goodness) for bee stings and it has saved me from a lot of discomfort and possibly a couple of trips to the ER. Fabulous little kit - I have one in the house and one in my car. Do read the directions though - first time I washed off with soap and water instead of alcohol and had large welts down my arm where the diluted venom had trickled down. Next time I used alcohol and had only a tiny red dot within a couple of hours. I was once stung in the hollow of my throat but had no reaction because I stayed very calm and used the extractor immediately. Can't recommend it enough.
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It will if you are careful. If the receiving end is plastic as well, I would be hesitant on account of damaging more than the broken fitting. Your best bet may be to look for extractors with straight flutes rather than spiral.
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Ya, I also received this tool. I have no idea what is this for. If you found out by now, could you please let me know?
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It's a single-string cutter. It got its first use over the weekend, and performed well. It looks remarkably like the one of another brand that it replaced, so it may well be a case of badge-engineering, but it does solve the issue of proliferating battery types. Whether there are other cutter other-brand cutter heads that can be used I don't know, but there may be warranty and liability issues.
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The screw extractors are used when the depression in the phillips head is wallowed out. Not very effective if there are no ends left on the outside of the phillips depression in the screw head, but they might work for small screws. On the other side of the extractors are regular driving bits. You just pull the driver shank out ,reverse the orientation so that the driver you want is sticking out, and push them back into the driver shank. I can say they are tough and good quality steel. I pulled one shank out with a small flat driver and put it deep into a wallowed out phillips screw until I felt it bite. I used a pair of pliers to turn the shank and felt sure the small flat head would be twisted. I was amazed to find out that the flat head did not twist under the torque of the pliers. It just wallowed the area out more. I wound up taking a sharp pointed diamond burr bit (cone shaped tapered burr narrowing to a small point at the end).Placed it on my Dremel type tool at low speed and cut a notch on each side of the cone shaped phillips wallowed out area. Just enough to get a small regular flat blade driver to match the slot. I was abled to extract the screw with this technique. As it was a computer, I couldn't use a round Dremel cutting disk as it would have cut the case. Amazon has a set for about $13 or so ( SE Diamond Burr Set - 150 Grit). If you want an excellent small precision screw driver set for a computer I would suggest StarTech.com 7-Piece Precision Screwdriver Computer Tool Kit on Amazon. These are the best drivers I have ever bought because they are magnetic. They hold a tiny screw like glue when you mate them up to the proper sized driver. These screws are so tiny that you can barely pick them up, much less place them and start them in the tiny holes of a laptop. And woe, if you drop one and it rolls under the mother board or some other in-accessible nook and cranny. Hope this helps.
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Both pictures are correct. One shows the attachments out of the box so you see the adapter to make it fit all models, and the crevice tool has an end piece that is detachable that is shown detached.Hope this helps
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I don't know what is in the picture... but it was the same picture when I ordered the tool too. It is indeed a dremel-type tool, with a guard over the round file thing. Look at some of the other listings for "Peticure" for the correct picture. This one comes with a ton of extra files and has loads of power. I have small dogs, and use it on nearly the lowest setting. Does not overheat, seems to work really well... saves me spending the extra $10 to have the groomer grind her nails every time.
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OOps! sorry I gave a response thinking this was the alox model which I also have. It is the black plastic and great to carry because of its slim design. great tool to have.
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When you lift the irrigator tool out of its base there is a coiled tube that is connected to the tool and to the cannister that provides the flow of liquid between the two when it is turned on.
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This is basically the same as a nut gatherer. Bear in mind that both come in different sizes. I am not using mine as I work mostly in gravel environments, and this device simply does not work in that environment. It works well on hard and smooth surfaces, but then again so does a broom and dust bin. My advice is to save your money and work your thighs and back by picking up brass the old fashioned way ... one at a time, manually. Get a workout in a good cause.
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this device is curved and makes it much easier to remove the pulp in bigger blocks