I want to use this for metal folding chairs. Should I get the 1" or the 1-1/4 inch?
1277896
The clear sleeves have very little stretch to them. You need to carefully measure the diameter of you chair legs to ensure the correct size will fit.
1277897
Assuming that the chair has the typical thin metal legs that most have, I would go with the 1". However I think even the 1" may be too large. I suppose a little duct tape wrapped inside of it may help take up some of the extra room, or something like that. I hope this helped you, good luck.
1277898
The top clear part is very flexible so go with the one that is the tighest fit even if it seems like it's going to be a tad bit small. If folding chair measures just over an inch go with the 1 inch because it will stretch of you make it. You can always sit in sun before you apply too.
2157827
I would not use anything over 1 inch. These are flush mount hinges so thickness shouldn't matter, but weight wld be an issue.
83612
Hi. Before ordering I looked around and I believe I found somewhere that said 1/4", but I can't figure out where I read that, nor does it state that on the product packaging. That being said, I use the foot for 1/4" cording/piping in upholstery and it works well. I think it could do a bit bigger and smaller w/o much hassle. Hope this info helps!
251189
It all depends on what you'll be forming in them and the size you want it to look. Either one would be good but I bought the 3 1/2 inch because I felt I could do more with it because of it's larger size You can either pack it to the top or just fill it halfway. I hope this helps you.
491511
I think 1/2 ".............if there are two sizes...this is the larger.......
761322
You need a 22mm Rail. I don't know if that 1 1/4'' is the same, I thought you had switched to the metric system meanwhile. The thing works nice, I have it with my Berreta 92F and it is really good and very adjustable by 4 screws (also for cat-play:-)
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I have both the folding lounge and the folding chairs. The folding lounge chair is listed as 240lbs max, the folding chairs I believe posted as 250 and I'm in that neighborhood and they are sturdy. The metal is very sturdy (not lightweight aluminum like my other set), the webbing is strong... the weak point is probably the way they insert/capture the webbing - it looks to be bonded with a pressed insert - which if that came close to failing I'd just use webbing screws to reinforce it. I've only used mine a few times but I'm happy with them.I would not recommend them (or any webbing patio chairs) for 300# or over but 250 and under is fine.Good luck--Thomas I have both the folding lounge and the folding chairs. The folding lounge chair is listed as 240lbs max, the folding chairs I believe posted as 250 and I'm in that neighborhood and they are sturdy. The metal is very sturdy (not lightweight aluminum like my other set), the webbing is strong... the weak point is probably the way they insert/capture the webbing - it looks to be bonded with a pressed insert - which if that came close to failing I'd just use webbing screws to reinforce it. I've only used mine a few times but I'm happy with them.I would not recommend them (or any webbing... » Read More I have both the folding lounge and the folding chairs. The folding lounge chair is listed as 240lbs max, the folding chairs I believe posted as 250 and I'm in that neighborhood and they are sturdy. The metal is very sturdy (not lightweight aluminum like my other set), the webbing is strong... the weak point is probably the way they insert/capture the webbing - it looks to be bonded with a pressed insert - which if that came close to failing I'd just use webbing screws to reinforce it. I've only used mine a few times but I'm happy with them.I would not recommend them (or any webbing patio chairs) for 300# or over but 250 and under is fine.Good luck--Thomas « Show Less
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hi bob, it will take a way less then 1/4 inch, if I'm not mistaking I won't consider more than 3/16, the good part on this toy is for the small tiny job so the little bit fit just fine, I will go for it.. Sorry for the delay Bob and Thank you for asking. Good Luck. Muhammad the handyman.
1969739
I purchased the poles that went with that flange - it is a 1" diameter and is snug, so I don't believe the 1 1/4" will fit.
1755438
Looks to be around 1/32 of an Inch. hopefully that helped your decision. :)
2065670
I don't have one with me, but I think between 1" & 1 1/4". sorry I am not more helpful.
876563
I just measured the "nail " part and it is a rather large .345" as measured with a very accurate electronic caliper. If the chair or table legs you are wanting to nail them into is less than about 1" diameter, you will risk splitting the leg. I know, I speak from experience. The one good thing is that with the "nail" being so large in diameter, it won't bend even in tough wood. They are also rather sturdy by comparison with other products. For thinner chair legs that need a more conventional nail that is only about 1/16th inch diameter, you might try Mintcraft FE-50320 Plastic/Felt Glides. I have also tried these. Buy extra of them though as some of them fell apart while nailing them in place, and they bend readily. One has to nail them very square with the head of the hammer, and be very gentle. They are a bit cheaply made. I had better quality with ones I bought at Home Depot or my local hardware store.
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The 1.5 is for longer hair, in my opinion. I would go with the 1 inch for a short bob.
798340
The 1/4" is the shaft of the part that holds the sanding disk. (Sorry I don't know the name) it's basically like a drill chuck that takes a 1/4" shaft. The sanding disks are the kind that screw on. They are not stick on or the Velcro type.
1778702
I'm sure the 3 inch would be fine, I have the 2 1/2 in. I like it very much.
692735
Actually its 1/2 inch not 1/4 inch, and 1/2 inch is very common.A set of 1/2 inch sockets is rather cheap, just get one that has one that fits your lugs.Physics, the longer the bar, the easier it is to apply force..Its much less strain on your body to just lean your weight on this thing to get things done, 4 way bars always require strain.
726404
I think a 1" will work in it. It does not make the double fold bias tape but will sew it onto your project in one easy step.