Isn't this tool too wide to use between the last bead and a finding on the finished end? It looks pretty clumsy.
1813986
That depends upon the shape of your bead and finding. I waste far fewer crimp beads with this tool though. It is like having a third hand. It would be nice if they'd make one that was smaller. I do like this tool and would purchase it again.
1158352
This all snaps apart and together depending on which tool you need so I don't see how you could utilize any other bit to fit it. So I am saying no.
874809
Not at all. I figured it would be, but the ends don't match. This device is more for a stationary rotary tool.
1612857
It's probably to small to handle the skill saw. Wire size should be 2 guage minimum and no longer than 3'
564225
That's true. I use it more for cutting into stud spaces. So I don't need to find the center of the did as much as I need to avoid them all together.
172468
no it must have a threaded portion on the end of the tool of the proper size
1206890
If it will stick to metal. I think this tool would have been better if it was wider, awfully narrow.
1569588
It doesn't & that has confused me as well. I don't know why they used orbital. Maybe referringto its flexibility. Essentially - it is a really nice jigsaw. If that is what you're looking for-this is your tool.
762837
I have used mine a lot. The only difficulty I have had is on small surfaces that don't have enough flat area for the guide. Even then it is better than nothing. I usually insert the drill through the proper hole, line the bit up on my mark and then lower the guide flat on the work piece surface. Much better than freehand.
642754
I believe it is. This particular bead is absolutely beautiful. I love mine!!! I hope this helps.
711048
Sort of, I had to make some spacer blocks. Length and hole alignment was good just too wide...I made some spacer from some AL pipe I had.
1270084
Yes. I don't think this will be the right tool. It only cuts in circles and is hard to cut where it breaks evenly.
266238
While it possibly could be used as a doweling jig, it would be difficult and I wouldn't make the effort. There are numerous doweling jigs on the market at reasonable prices that would be a much better approach. I'm afraid all that would be accomplished using this jig would be extreme frustration. It does do a great job at its intended purpose though.
214851
Appears to be, but I returned it because it didn't work for the beads I had
893216
Yes, it is possible. But if you are using glass beads, I would not get the bead too close, it will break it. As long as the bead isn't too large. I had a small glass bead break when I got to close to the "looping" part of the tool. I am still learning with it though.
922138
I'm not sure about that. The core bit would have to screw on to the tool's arbor. Plus the RPM might be too high for the bit.
1754403
Sounds like a design flaw. The square end of the drill bits should fit snugly inside the drill.