I need to know the diameter of the hex nut?
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It is the standard size for the pipe that comes thru the wall for a shower head.
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Look under 'product description'. It will tell you for metric and standard what the biggest and smallest socket is.
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4"×1" this does not include the"break" the stem size i cant tell without a disassemble. It just screws in - no nut
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Please check product details for specifics to match the hex you need hope this helps!
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They make adapters 1/4 inch hex to the preferred socket adaptor size 1/4 3/8 and 1/2.
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I do not know, they are even too big for my rolling pin, so eventually I'll have to invest in one that is larger in diameter
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Hi Jim.I'm not sure what is "standard hex bits"..., butI have 2 other sets of hex bits (from my old screwdrivers) and all of them has the same size and fits exact to this model too.Roman.
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Hi!! The bits are not labeled but it is not necesary for me to know the diameter. Thanks!
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Amber MGood question.. They do not list sizes,there are 4 straight head screw driver bits .44 x .08, .29 x .04,.17 x .04, .17 x .035 ...3 Allen head .09,.12,.15 ...2 Torex T-10 , T-15 ..and one adapter to YOUR 1/4 inch socket'sHope this helps Jack
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I believe 1/2 inch. If you are going to use a drill to crank rotate it, you will need a drill that takes the larger size bit, like a hammer drill. Although I simply crank it by hand and it works fine.
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ncludes: 7/16-inch Socket; 1/2-inch Socket; 9/16-inch Socket; 5/8-inch Socket; 11/16-inch Socket; 3/4-inch Socket; 13/16-inch Socket; 7/8-inch Socket; DW2547IR 1/4-inch hex to 1/2-inch square impact ready socket adapter
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I don't know and can't measure them because i used them all in a location that is difficult to reach. The hole diameter was about 3/8-inch or maybe 5/16. In the picture, you can see a threaded nut, and that nut screws against a shoulder; therefore, the hole diameter is slightly larger than the OD of the threads.
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Any 1/4" hex bits will fit this screwdriver. They are very common. If you're looking for specialty bits, you can try MSC Direct at http://www1.mscdirect.com/eCommerce/NavigationServlet/Hand-Tools/Screwdrivers-Hex-Keys/Hex-Torx-Keys/Hex-Drive-Bits/Hex-Drive-Bit-Sets/_/N-77f2d or McMaster-Carr industrial supply.
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I pretty sure the answer is no but I will check later and get back to you. The one time I ran into a problem was a nut on an old 1/2" ips connections. The faucet set was 40 years old. The new nuts to fasten the faucet down by tightening down over the 1/2" IPS fit fine The supply nuts fit fine. I don't believe you can go much larger than 1 5/16" hex-
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It looks like 2 7/8" with my tape...so that measurement is to the end if the nut.
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It's good a little bolt and hex screw. The nut can come loose! Something different then that nut would be better!
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Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!