I tried on my flippers and there seems to be an insert of some kind. I can fully pull it. Do I use the insert or was it for shipping purpose?
381132
I think that is just for shipping to keep the shape. If you look very closely on the tab it tells you to remove, it is very hard to see.
381133
Oh yeah, you have to pull that out. Flippers feel much better once you get rid of the insert.
1645244
I have recently moved. and it's still packed. but if I remember right the little band turns and it loosens and you put them in and then tighten them. if you can't get it. I will keep checking back and as soon as I unpack it , I will check here. or ask the seller maybe ? Sorry I don't think I"m much help
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Christopher, I hade the same problem until, I cleaned the oil of the insert and tapped it in using a block of wood and hammer and it stayed. I have been using it ever since with no problem. I hope this helps. Khalid
985732
at ebay are some guys who do this legally. try with them i have imported several of these and i haven't had any problem.
872902
I own a 350 and the flipper is maybe 1/16th in. longer in the 561, not really noticable until you measure it. There is some gimping on the back of the flipper of the 561 that I thought might have more drag when retrieved from the pocket but that did not pose a problem that was noticable to me. Hope this helps
97553
Do you mean for packing for a trip? It's shipped in a mesh bag but doesn't take up a lot of space out of the bag. 18" long flippers or so.
2056201
When I received mine there was just a big empty hole so the tool and charger could slide around. I called the company that sent me the tool and was told that Dewalt had made some prototypes but they had no idea if they would ever make an insert.
1429035
I can tell you from experience, always attach the fin with the given screw. Even then sometimes it becomes loose. I recently lost my fin and am having a difficult time finding a replacement. If anyone knows who sells replacement fins for this product, do pass on the information.
49115
Mmmm... let me see if I can explain... the flipper seems to be right handed, but if you were left handed, I am sure one could use it with little trouble. You would simply be grabbing the meat using either hand and would flip it over clockwise. My package arrived in a blister pack with plastic tubing protecting the point of the flipper (inside the blister pack).
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Hey Jonathan, did you find out about this or found another insert suitable for the kind of combo you have? (I have a similar one and am desperately looking for an insert solution!
922286
Its a fishing lure with like a safety pin at one end and you just open and close it when attaching the different refills. You will see it with all the metal bits at the end of the line. You will see on the new attachment where the line should attach. Youll get it once you see the safety pin like thing on the end
2229685
That's exactly what it is supposed to do. The container turns instead of the paddle. Yours is working just fine :-)
37851
Send it back ... - but be prepared to lose $$ in the process. YOU may have to pay for shipping and restocking. For me, never again ...
789042
You might talk to your local dealer if possible, or try googling "sewing machine insert." I did and there was quite a number of hits. I really like my lift. I use it with my serger and don't have an insert, although it would be helpful if I got one. I may have to check it out.
795158
It helps you remove the bolt from a target. If the insert pulls out because the bolt is stuck in the target you just pull out the insert. Making that a minor repair.
115331
The handle is not permanently attached because it's a tiny bit loose. But putting in another handle would, to me, be a major engineering project (I'm not very handy with tools). The original handle appears to have been inserted into the metal sleeve attached to the "paddle" and then something punched three "dents" into the sleeve on the top and bottom and where the "dents" went into the wooden handle is what holds it on. There are no screws. If you drilled holes in the sleeve where the "dents" are the handle would probably come out and you could put screws into the holes to hold the longer handle on. I wouldn't attempt this myself but I can see how it could be done. However, I wonder if it would be worth the effort. Plus you might have to size a new handle to fit into the sleeve. Sorry this isn't too clear.
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no, but, it really doesn't need one. this knife is pretty hard to deploy with ought the flipper, so accidental open is almost impossible. ive never heard of it happening. nor has it happened against me. no worries about it.