what are the numbers on the rolling pins for?
499255
To measure the diameter or length of whatever you are rolling out (for example, pie crusts)
499256
I imagine they can help you measure out the diameter of circular dough like when making a pie crust or pizza. I use the rolling pin for cookie dough, so I don't worry about the numbers.
1609095
You put one band of the same color on either end of your rolling pin, it helps you roll your dough the same thickness. Very helpful for cookies, pie dough.
311609
I have never seen a reason to determine this. The device may read the peak torque required start rotating the bolt. Basically related to static friction of the threads and bolt head. You won't get any other reading apart from the thread binding from say rust. Are you trying to determine the strength of different threadlockers compounds?
929354
you won't know because they go to the keys that come with the kit . If you need certain size pins then you can order them . they are called kwikset bottom pins on amazon .
1814911
Just my opinion, but I do not use these for roll pins. I got a set of punches made specifically for roll pins.
580763
Hi Keith-I'm at home now but have the size and part number of the pins at my uptown shop. Give me a call at 507-893-3512 during the day and I can get you that info.Miner Auto ServiceSteve
629496
The numbers refer to the size of the grinder plates (the diameter of the plate, not the individual hole size). The bigger the number, the larger the tubes which generally means more grinding capacity and more horse power.
1063845
The diameter of these rings is correct; it does fit rolling pins 2 1/4 - 3". Perhaps the other reviewers are referring to the depth of the other sizes. For ex. the yellow ones roll dough out to a perfect, 1/4" thickness the red ones roll out dough to 1/2", etc. These are really awesome, I'm so glad I purchased these and not the "special rolling pins" that roll dough out to the thickness you want. Seriously, these work great!
115660
I'm sorry, I do not know. I searched all over the web trying to find the answer & cannot find it anywhere. It just says that it is a "hardwood". We really like this rolling pin.
26972
They can be used to remove and drive in roll pins, but drive pins carefully since to much force could bend the punch. Make sure everything is lined up correctly.
1011764
I'm not sure if it is the part number, but the only number I see stamped on the shank other than the weight capacities is C13.
2202511
The bands have an inside diameter of between 1 1/2 to 1 7/8 inch so they're too big for your rolling pin. If you're willing to invest in a new rolling pin I'd recommend a 2 inch diameter one for these bands.
2179419
So did I. So I called the company. They included the pins with the round, but found that the other pin was stronger. You have back up pins to used as needed.
653034
Don't know for sure but it has 3 different sized post for different bobbins.
1693512
Rolling pin thickness rings are designed to fit rolling pins 2.25 to 2.50 inches. It will likely stretch to fit your slightly bigger diameter.
1635925
indexed pins are for 2 pin bottom turn/brake light bulbs. These are single function like the 1156 lamps .
1874020
The individual part numbers listed (34-118, 34-120, 34-124, 34-126, 34-128) are Quadra bits. Is the 89-152 6-Piece Round Over bit set listing in error?