what do you know about magic slider screw on floor slide 08200?
1244589
I recommend you read all the reviews. They worked on four wooden chairs with a laminate floor. The company says something like: 'slides as if on wheels' and that is about right. You can't go wrong with these for this type of application.
1244590
The screw is up inside and does not hurt the floor. I have my chairs on hardwood.
1198644
remove the carpet attachment with the screwdriver and replace it with the bare floor tool. you will be able to tell which part to remove, it looks similar to the replacement part.
1813261
No idea what screw you are referring to. Suggestion: take tripod to any hardware store and find the replacement that fits - this isn't high-level thinking dude, make an effort.
1772149
The screw is solid plastic but didn't fit my fan motor (wrong size). I suggest that you plan to find your own replacement screw because different fan motors often have different threads. Some are American Standard, some are metric and there are different sizes of both. The metal cover is great and should last for many years. I'm sorry I didn't get it sooner rather than those poor quality plastic ones from Home Depot.----------Good luck and have a great week end.
1722402
There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!
1342119
reuses the old screws. need a special TORX screw driver. buy it at home depot or local hardware store for about 8$
108056
HelloMy suggestion is to check your local hardware store. It should be a common set screw.
781507
It uses 2 screws and is held on securely. No movement. Do not use the template that is included. Use the hole to hole dimension on the box to pre drill the screws. The template was slightly off and caused me headaches.
2193391
a phillips screwdriver I think is what i used. So far it is holding up and right now I have an 8lb electric fan on oscillating on it.
830634
Looks like a variety of answers below. My husband recalls that ours did come with screws. The slide is already attached. It is a very good product, exactly what we needed and works as advertised.
2156208
It a slide in type and mine was a little loose so I put a dab of arrow nock glue on it and it hasn't came out yet
116962
I don't know. The screw seem standard but I have an older version... about 7 years old.
1264541
I believe it was a phillips screw driver. You may want to use something electric to speed it up
674593
YouTube it. There are a few videos that do a good job of explaining it and showing you what to do and not to do. But basically you just remove the screws, clean them real well using rubbing alcohol, then once they've dried you apply just a little Loctite(Blue, 242) to the sides of the screw using a q tip. Then you just let it sit for like a day and your ready to party. I went from tightening mine at least 9 times a day to not having to tighten it for the past 3 months and still going strong. Hope this helped
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i have a jet floor model, but i mounted it on a piece of 4 x 6 lumber the size of base and then bolted through the bottom to the tabel. you have to get it up high in order for the cranks to clear the table. word of caution, the ends of the crank screws barely reach the holes they are supposed to rotate in, so i had to make a 1/4" aluminum piece with a 1/2 hole in it and attach it to the inside of the ends so the screws would reach. that being said, after much tweeking it worked fairly well. make sure the jaws are a true 90 degrees to the travel of the slide. not a precision instrument, but serviceable with a little tweeking.
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There are 2 screws,only one has to come off. this will be the lower one. i took the wrong one off first. it requires a smaller than common Philips head screw driver,I do a lot of electrical work so I had one,but if you're using the common size,likely it is too large and not grabbing,or you may have stripped the screw head with the screwdriver. Also remember righty tighty,lefty loosey. Or counter clockwise to loosen,clockwise to tighten. Hope this helps,its a great toy.
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Maybe not. I have a treasured slide from the late 70s and it doesn't fit. I'm still wondering what I can do about that.