What type of Rings do you use? It never says what type,
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The rings are made from copper. They are sold everywhere that sells PEX tubing and fittings.
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The "rings" are a copper crimp rings that you purchase separately. If you are using 1/2" pex tubing you would purchase 1/2" pex crimp rings. Now in connecting copper to pex, you might soldier a pex brass fitting to the copper, put a crimp ring over the pex tubing, slide the pex tubing onto the brass fitting then crimp with this tool. After which, you can check with the enclosed guage to see if you did it correctly. If not, you need to remove the crimp ring. Therefore (mistakes are made), I would / did buy the pex ring remover tool, which enables you to remove the ring without damaging the fitting. If only doing a small job, SharkBite type fittings might the way to go. The "rings" are a copper crimp rings that you purchase separately. If you are using 1/2" pex tubing you would purchase 1/2" pex crimp rings. Now in connecting copper to pex, you might soldier a pex brass fitting to the copper, put a crimp ring over the pex tubing, slide the pex tubing onto the brass fitting then crimp with this tool. After which, you can check with the enclosed guage to see if you did it correctly. If not, you need to remove the crimp ring. Therefore (mistakes are made), I would / did buy the pex ring remover tool, which enables you to remove the ring... » Read More The "rings" are a copper crimp rings that you purchase separately. If you are using 1/2" pex tubing you would purchase 1/2" pex crimp rings. Now in connecting copper to pex, you might soldier a pex brass fitting to the copper, put a crimp ring over the pex tubing, slide the pex tubing onto the brass fitting then crimp with this tool. After which, you can check with the enclosed guage to see if you did it correctly. If not, you need to remove the crimp ring. Therefore (mistakes are made), I would / did buy the pex ring remover tool, which enables you to remove the ring without damaging the fitting. If only doing a small job, SharkBite type fittings might the way to go. « Show Less
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It has 4 diffrent sizes u can use n u can use which ever one u pick out copper brass is what I use
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As with the other responses, it uses the standard PEX compression rings found at any store that sells PEX fittings (I have only used the copper, but have never had a leak). If you are splicing into Poly-B with PEX, it will also crimp the ring for the PB side that comes in the splice kit (don't get them mixed-up, they have a different inside diameter).
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Hi Cindy W., The Apollo Crimp tool that you are asking about it "Multi-Use" with 4 different crimp heads. Making it a very versatile tool to own. It works well and I use it at my home and friends/family when needed. I hope this response helps you in your decision to purchase your own crimp tool.
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Use pex type rings found at any major hardware store. I prefer to use copper, but there are other composites out there too. Make sure you look for the PEX
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i believe that is just rings. i would recommed using loctite on the bases as well, whatever torque it is
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I went with the hawke scope rings.They work well but will require locktite.
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It uses standard Weaver rings. These are available at most full service sporting good stores, or on line.
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It may actually work better on a square ring. I bought them for my mother and she had issues with them on her round ring...they kept twisting
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They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
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I will start with saying that I am NOT a jeweler. Here is what I do. Put the ring on the mandrel. Put a piece of PVC pipe on top of the ring. Use a rubber mallet and tap the PVC pipe, pushing the ring down the mandrel. The PVC pipe provides even pressure all the way around so that the ring doesn't get wonky. Tap the ring to about one size smaller than you want it to be then turn the ring over and finish to the proper size. Do this so the ring doesn't take on a cone shape. I will end this with I am NOT a jeweler, just a hobby ring maker. I have not yet mastered any part of this, but this seems to work best for me. There are presses made that are more advanced and easier, but much more expensive. Hope this helps.
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That web address is no longer valid. They apparently moved the company, renamed it, and have a new web address too. https://www.ninestarsusa.com - I don't see any parts other than the two rings listed in products-accessories. Best to use the "contact us" page: http://www.ninestarsusa.com/contactus.asp
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These are 1 inch rings I think. It should be in the description. You'll either need 30mm, or 1 inch. Check your scope, then check the description. They're pretty decent rings, make sure you torque them to spec though.
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My kit came with rings, set screws, and mounting screws. The set screws are different sizes as they are ring specific. Mine work great I hope they work great for you to.
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I don't know much about digital concepts, I think it is just a generic name. Any step up ring with the 43mm thread will work. (the end that attaches to my lens is 43mm, just to be clear)
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Hi Karthick,All the rings are pretty standard so the magicshine rings will work too! Easy replacement. I haven't looked myself but I am sure you can buy them separately. Hope that helps!
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Ceramic rings will work. I bought another bag of the ones it comes with if I remember correctly and stuffed it to the top.
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As long as the diameter is the same, and is round, you can use any brand( good brand). I hope I helped you. Good luck, and happy shooting! RW
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The ring sizes are based on the size of lens diameter. If you have a lens with a 55mm lens cap, you will use the 55mm ring. Connect the ring to the filter holder and then slide the ring over the lens so the filter is in front of the lens.
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These rings are 1 inch in diameter. Check you scope for the diameter size that matches your scope. It should tell you the size it needs
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Hi Jay - these are 1" rings. There should be same style for the 30mm available. - Steve