Is the driver deep enough for me to insert a tiny super magnet with some epoxy, and still have enough room to work?
815429
It isn't possible to answer your question without knowing the size of the magnet you would like to use! However, personally wouldn't bother. Just put a dab of gun grease on the screw and it'll stick in the driver. Wipe off the excess when done. Easy!
815430
I suppose you could go that route, but i found it fairly easy to use without losing the nut by using the driver pointed upwards vs down and dropping the nut.If you hold the slide assembly in your left hand at eye level and use your pointer finger to hold the front sight pin down, starting the nut with the driver in your right hand from the bottom side is pretty easy. Just don't try it on carpet just in case the nut does fall-it's small.
815431
I think it could be done. One of the issues I had in setting the nut for the new Glock front sight is that the nut would "fall" into the socket, making it difficult to get the nut to seize the short bolt threads on the sight. I had to pack the socket with a small piece of masking tape so the new nut could be held flush with the end of the tool. I think the idea of the magnet is a great one, and would probably work better than my making tape method.
2282705
Not sure how deep your factory location is. The jbl has a very large magnet .
525822
This driver is not magnetic, but it does lock the tip into itself. You need to pull the black "ring" (around the tip) as you pull the bit, to get it out.
612191
Hey...these have some of the deepest magnets out there. I did not have any issues as far as depth in my eclipse and a Genesis coupe...if youdo manage to get them to work I have about a thousand hours on mine...also recommend running a dedicated amp as well. You may want to see about spacers if you are worried about back depth
507020
It will fit but might not be will have a little opening where magnets close.
399135
Unfortunately not, there is not enough room between the top of the case and the motherboard.
175499
If you mean side-by-side, on the same mounting board, the specs state that each driver is 6 1/2" in diameter. I believe that would the outside measurement of the mounting ring. So two drivers will require the 6 1/2" X 2 + some space in between the drivers and on the ends, so I would say a mounting board of at least 7 1/4" X 14 3/4". If you intend to mount two drivers back to back, in other words 180 degrees from each other then the mounting board will need to be at least 7 1/4" x 7 1/4", and the box depth will need to be about 7". The 'top mount depth' of each driver is 2 7/8". I hope this helps.... If you mean side-by-side, on the same mounting board, the specs state that each driver is 6 1/2" in diameter. I believe that would the outside measurement of the mounting ring. So two drivers will require the 6 1/2" X 2 + some space in between the drivers and on the ends, so I would say a mounting board of at least 7 1/4" X 14 3/4". If you intend to mount two drivers back to back, in other words 180 degrees from each other then the mounting board will need to be at least 7 1/4" x 7 1/4", and the box depth will need to be about 7". The 'top mount depth' of... » Read More If you mean side-by-side, on the same mounting board, the specs state that each driver is 6 1/2" in diameter. I believe that would the outside measurement of the mounting ring. So two drivers will require the 6 1/2" X 2 + some space in between the drivers and on the ends, so I would say a mounting board of at least 7 1/4" X 14 3/4". If you intend to mount two drivers back to back, in other words 180 degrees from each other then the mounting board will need to be at least 7 1/4" x 7 1/4", and the box depth will need to be about 7". The 'top mount depth' of each driver is 2 7/8". I hope this helps.... « Show Less
359588
It's a really really tight fit but since the connector is magnetic it's impossible to break it. Just have to wedge it in softly till you hear the magnets click.
782693
You might have to pull a bit harder than you think. The Shop Boss has a tight fitting case. Good luck.
544268
The slot is 1/2" in depth. A single key would fit fine, but a key ring full of them would not.
1697616
No it will not fit, only single ended bits long and short will fit this driver.
1573195
I thought maybe the magnet was larger and that you'd need more depth; however, the dimensions appear to be similar. I do know that the 11KS693 are three way speakers. Maybe the speakers on the 11KS693's won't fit under your car's speaker cover. You can check other sites to see if they will fit (I don't think I'm allowed to mention the site, but there are companies known for selling car audio equipment that you can check). I do have these speakers in a YJ Wrangler (in a speaker box) and they are loud--and they provide decent bass for their size. I would recommend an amp for the best sound.
1750957
probably not its only a few inches deep, mmeasure your game and look at the measurements of the case. Without knowing how big the thing you want too put in it is I can't really answer definatively
1279762
This is for a SATA connection and will not fit the IDE. There is no room for an adapter inside the casing.
2168292
No, the socket is too deep. If you got the same but with a double socket, the there would be room.
582532
Bits are only residual magnetism from being on the magnet in the driver. That will wear off fairly soon.
220649
Yes and No. One of the nut drivers is the correct size for standard bits, but there isn't magnet to keep in place. It would work in a pinch, but not intended to used other bits. Still a great tool though, I own two.