dose it have teath on the jaw surface which will hold the pipe tight make it unable to turn ? I almost buy it but found a diffirent angle view from homedepot.com which show the surface is complete flat,that will not work for pipe. dose it have teath on the jaw surface which will hold the pipe tight make it unable to turn ? I almost buy it but found a diffirent angle view from homedepot.com which show the surface is complete... » Read More dose it have teath on the jaw surface which will hold the pipe tight make it unable to turn ? I almost buy it but found a diffirent angle view from homedepot.com which show the surface is complete flat,that will not work for pipe. « Show Less
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the jaw surface is smooth. it does have a pipe jaw below the main jaw that has like 3 small ridges to hold pipe. keep in mind,this is a very small vise,the pipe jaws will hold up to 3/4 in pipe,but in shorter lengths...like 4 to 6 feet long maybe. it is great little vise tho' a great third hand! hope this helps you with your question.
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Yes, that is correct, the inside of the jaw surface is smooth. Still a great vise for lighter jobs.
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No teath. I both separate aluminum jaw teath 3.5'' magnetic. I recomend to buy Vise with the teath ,it easy to care and more comfotable yo use.
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If your talking about the pipe teeth below the main jaw face than yes. Otherwise, no. The primary vise face is smooth. Honestly though, anything that i would want teeth for I would also want a larger vise for. That said I've used it to cut pipe with a hacksaw and with a pipe-cutter with no issue.
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Yes the handle just turns. Picture shows it in odd position. Turn either left or right to open. Usually installed so tip of spigot is below bucket to fully drain. You place on table with spigot hanging over edge of table as with Ital spigot. You can also turn valve 90 degrees when installing, if you do not want spigot tip lower than bottom of bucket. I like mine so far.
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I bought this product several months ago to fix something where I worked. I haven't looked at it since I installed it, but from the best of my recollection it will swivel freely until both hoses are threaded snugly. So to answer your question, I believe it will swivel until it is fully installed.
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Thanks for time to reply. The nice alum. house I was just given has a near 1 1/4" diameter mount on the bottom of the house. So I need for that to fit into the top pipe to stabilize the house; there is also a clamping method for the pipe. Do you know what the inside diameter is of the top piece of pipe in that set of three? Thank you again.
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Hi Sandy - It has a very slight slant. I have a slanted grate-like thing I put under my drainboards to raise the rear up higher than the lip end. 'Hope that helps.
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Mine doesn't slant for some reason and I don't see that it is adjustable. I keep looking under there and I can't see it would ever move.Last one I had annoyed me b/c it slanted and wiggled. Love that this one is sturdy and straight. Have the company send a new one! Yours might be defective.
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A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top without any drinking straw. I wouldn't trust my bottles if they were on their side without a bit of leakage...Good luck A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top... » Read More A couple of questions:How old is your bottle?? Often you can get "material" in the various seals which can affect the closure seals. Please check out the bite nipple and clean because you can have some serious "science" experiments.How full do you fill your bottle??I found a little bit of air space stops any possible leaks. I often flip my bottle over and shake it vigorously because you have water in the straw that needs to be drained to ensure minimal leaking.The main thing is that the Camelback bottles will not be as watertight as a screwed top without any drinking straw. I wouldn't trust my bottles if they were on their side without a bit of leakage...Good luck « Show Less
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I can't say for sure. The bottom has an angle-cut, like an inverted V, so it can rest on round objects like a pipe. You'd still want/need to clamp it to the barrel so it doesn't slip before you attempt to drill.
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You are supposed to turn the blade, but it gets stuck. The whole thing does not work - don't buy it. I returned the one I got.
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if you held it taunt it would stay straight but it naturally wants to return to a curved postion. a very good item thiugh. i use it in my garage for the bikes and lawn mower.
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I hate to answer a question with more questions ....but how shape a curve and what is your water pressure? You have hit on one of the "problems" with this hose. A sharp curve can cut off the flow...especially at low pressure. It's meant to be flat and straight. If you have good water pressure, it will work if you put it on its "side" and use a gentle curve. I've even used it with a sharp curve but it doesn't do as well.
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Make sure the silver knob coming out of the bubble level housing is backed off a turn or two, and the whole top, from the bottom of the bubble level housing, should rotate to pan. Only the bottom part that attaches to the vertical tube stays fixed. It was very stiff at first until I exercised it a few times. It's still a little stiff, but that keeps panning smooth and not jerky.
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There are indentations on the barrel that you fit your hands into and then manually turn the barrel around. There are two sets of these indentations so you won't get stuck turning halfway around
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Hi Kevin - my boyfriend says the mouthpiece holds the tongue in a little "caged" slot. The "impressions" (i.e., the upper / lower rows that mold to the teeth) are locked. I.e., you cannot open / close your mouth but only parse your lips. It could work. But if you begin intending to breathe primarily through your mouth, you may find yourself drooling a lot.
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my daughter plays the fife. she holds it at a slight angle and keep your lips together. slowly blow air into the mouth hole. if you blow too hard nothing happens. you might have to rotate it a little back and forth until you find the exact position. but use little puffs not straight blowing.
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Since it locks by twisting it I know it has something to do with twisting in a particular direction. I have not used mine in a couple years and I couldn't find my directions for it.
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If you mean the top part that folds back; it makes a VERY tight seal when I steep tea, so I leave it loose, when I pour in hot water. The n there is no tight seal.