Can you tell me the purpose of the 2 little black parts between the jaws?
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Kim, my husband says that they provide additional support in the clamping process.
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I've thrown them all away. They are little legs to keep preasure on the clamps against your workpiece to stop any deflection in the metal "pipe"
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They keep a space between your clamps and the glue. So that you don't have glue melding and sticking to your clamp. They are removable and you don't have to use them. You can also wax your clamps so that the glue doesn't stick , but the spacing off the bar is a nice feature.
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When you are gluing up, they are used to support the boards, to keeps them off the bar so there's no rust/staining.
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They are plastic handled and have nice grip. One is metal and the other is plastic and rubber. And a mirror. They will help with cleaning teeth but don't try and scrap to much at plaque because you can actually scrape off enamel. If you have very hard to clean find a dentist with a non medical insurance plan. They are out there for cleaning. I like these but the plastic one can break if you use it hard but my fav tool is the mirror. The product will work great for its use. Quality is good and will do great for home use.
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There are two rows of teeth. Long ones about 1 inch and short ones about 1/2 inch.
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It looks like it is a misprint. I opened mine to the max and measured it with a ruler for you. The maximum opening of the jaw is 3cm. It is a small tool.
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Well, I'm not sure if I understand. Mine has an indentation on the bottom towards the back, and a slight mark above on the top part. It looks like where the two parts are welded together.
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They just go on the front of your teeth on the bottom and top. Not on all your teeth though, just the front part. Because you typically don't see the teeth on the sides and towards the back.
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It's a retainer so all it does is stop your teeth from moving. I wear mine a few times a week while I sleep to make sure they don't move.
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These teeth are to be used for cosmetic purposes only. They are not replacements for full dentures and not be used for eating and drinking.
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The curved piece in the front that has the black line around it slides up and out for use. It is the slot that holds smaller items....the circle you see in the front of the picture is the spoon rest
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They are for calibrating the jaws there should have been a instruction sheet but go to u tube and search Apollo pex crimp tool calibration they have the instructions on there videos and it is a lot easier than the sheet that came with it. When you put the silver bar in the jaws you ratchet down till closed all the way it will put dents in the bar then you measure the gap with the black bar if the 1.2 goes in it is to loose if the .8 will not go it is to tight they want it between .8 and 1.2 if you need to adjust the video s will show how. I hope this helps Terry K
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It's a little odd-looking, but the 'black thing' is a twist cap. Just use some pliers, or scissors (points down between the black and the clear, edges not-quite-closed around the sides of the black cap so they can apply force to the little tabs on the cap). The hot water mentioned can help. No cutting required.
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The two in back are for securing the sight to your flattop. The other one is the pin that holds the sight aperture in place. For the price they work well and I have not had them work loose at all.
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I can't say what's "normal" because I have the same issue after roughly the same time of use. It's very bulky. I'm almost to the point of concluding that the thickness of the separate pieces, combined, cause my teeth to be too far out of alignment for comfort. The longer I use it, the less I like it. I'm about ready to try an athletic mouthpiece, and simply align my teeth to the same location as with this "adjustable" guard, when I do the first heat-compression.
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Not sure I understand which parts you are referring to - can you give me more information?
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They are a gauge system to recalibrate the crimping tool. You clamp down on the silver rod, pinching it, then use the black metal strip as a gauge to see if the crimping jaws have the right separation. My clamping tool did come with instructions on using the gauge.
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I am not sure it would work without.. the soft plastic is help between the top and bottom teeth.
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It is the style of jaws on the end of the battery cable. As you can see in the picture, the jaws are jacked some they clamp real well to the terminals on a top mounted battery. These cables (jaws) would not work for a battery that have battery terminals mounted on the side of a battery - top mounted only.