does it work on any length and width zip tie
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It says on the Amazon ad "Works cable ties up to 1/4 inch". I have not used it for any ties that are wider than that. It did not work on the little ties that are like .100" wide, it just stretched them till they snapped. As far as the length, it does not matter, it can handle any length.
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Yes to the length, I have used it for 3/32" to 1/4" wide tie wraps and it works fine. I can check to see if the design is such that it will accept anything wider on Friday if that will be useful.
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Hi, I believe the length should not matter but I believe you may have a hard time with larger ties. Its been great not tearing my thumb apart by using the tool!
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Yes. I used it on small ties to join a mesh fence together and larger ones to attach the fence to two inch diameter poles
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so far I have not found any ties that this would not work on. one of the best tools I have used in a while. was used to tie wire on classic truck rewire. worked better than expected.
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The tool is ~ 1/4 wide. You could pull the tie at an angle but there would be limits. The length is not a problem, pull it tight by hand an then use the tool.
1920201
This nozzle is threaded for a 3/4" fitting. I have seen hoses with narrower gauge that nonetheless have the standard 3/4" fitting. So if the fitting is 3/4", this nozzle will work. If not, the fitting is not adjustable and it will not work.
1804613
Hooks are only about 2" apart. I use mine for hanging house, cabin, camper, and car keys on. Doubt that it will work for belt buckles if they are more than 2" wide.Hope this helps.
1298508
I can't tell you the size of the line. It did not matter. The line that came with mine was so stiff and hard it was virtually impossible to tie a knot, and I know a few knots. I set aside the line and bought another one, much more expensive and great to use. The Weaver weight is good though.
1626732
Yes, it comes with a quick fit adapter that fit either 3/4", 1", and 1-1/4" ID tube. You just need to cut it to whatever size you are using, you'll be all set.
2115149
If you weave the snaps through the lower webbing only then it will fit over a 2" webbing belt with a small amount of extra space. I use it on an old 2" belt with no problems.
661354
These work with 2" webbing. I did not buy the stretching tool because that is used if you stretch and staple it. I had a elastic webbing 40' roll they show as "often bought with this" I just cut it about an inch shorter than the measured length and stretched it to fit into my slots - though my slots aren't like in the picture, mine turned 90 degrees which made it easier. I would attach the metal end cap to the webbing and pull it to the slot and hammer it in. Worked great.
341028
yes i bought the barnett string cocking aid and retied the string shorter and it works fine on mine
620379
It will accept about a 1/4" width tie. I think that is about most normal ties. It's intended to hold ties under your desk (that is MY use). I have no intention in using them for anything more than a couple of cables. For that purpose they work fine with most ties.
946922
Yes - these are just standard black zip ties sold anywhere. You will need two.
2004074
i apologize for the lateness of getting back to you with an answer.i've been i'll . however, i have read that it does work on various other types and sizes.
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It would work on molle webbing, but it wouldn't be a snug fit. It is primarily designed for a 2 inch belt.
265655
Yes, absolutely... but be advised, if you use zip ties, you will have to cut each one off and use new ones... which could be a pain
1447192
Should fit any poly that diameter, I used it on 2 different brands of poly pipe I had on hand.
1665723
It is a bit of guess work. start wt the longest and work down to the shortest to get the length you want. I do wish they had a couple of more sizes.
1425089
Yes, you can use with extra long ties. I personally buy ties from "Tie Bars.com" and they are all extra long ties.
1816584
It works with pulley systems. One end of the clothesline ties to the looped end of the tightener and the other end of the clothesline goes through the tightener on the opposite side.