Should the point and the hole on the eyelet pliers match up
1716187
Yes, hole and plier had better match up. Actually a better way to go is to insert the button stem thru the fabric hole so that there is no chance of last minute misalignment. Having set thousands of these critters, its not worth the risk to do otherwise as the fabric item is worth more than the snap or your time.
781952
Not sure about model, but search lot of store and then i found matching online at amazon. Its basically left side angle. If the shape matches then mostly it should not be a problem.
1376498
I think it will work but would look at the point where it hooks up to make sure the pins are the same.
1037289
Get the one with the pin, both will fit but the pin is a real time saver/asset
950805
Yes, they match very well. The problem you will have, is that the one you don't replace looks dull. Even the reflectors inside look dullerthan the new one. It looks better to replace them in pairs.
83212
Just a Guy I have no doubt used my Leatherman 300 several times to repair/adjust my glasses, but eyeglass bits?? Never seen them on my 300. I would recommend the Leatherman website to see just what is or is not on each tool. Regards, Paul
1529798
The answer is yes but it does not line up perfectly.....the aimpoint people said that It as well as theirs, will be a little off but that's how they work is if your a perfectionist you might not be able to live with it being slightly off center but it works just perfectly nevertheless.....hope this info helps you I
40752
My frame had threaded eyelets. There are matching eyelets at the end of the brackets. I had to bend the two extending brackets in a vise about 45º to match the angle of eyelets on the seat stay.
1914165
I have the similar bow maker. They match my moms old pins. But I haven't used them yet. I assume they will after seeing them and comparing to my moms now maker
1225001
If you play with the adjusters a little you should be able to align them properly. Don't tighten everything completely until they're squared up.
2027489
Yes the angle is the angle of the tool and you need the nails are angled to fit. The are two types of nails-clipped, which has half a head on it, and full round head, which is a regular type of nail. My decision to buy trhe clipped head style was because I was given a full case of clipped framing nails and for my home shop the clipped nails would suffice. A case of framing nails can be expensive.
342485
check the measurements if they are close & fasteners are the same it should work
1430490
It looks like this: http://www.sauder.com/StyleLab/FinishZoom.aspx?FinishID=221
2106199
The tip is pointed. The serration seems to "soften" the look somewhat, but they are still pointed rather than rounded.
173981
Im not sure. The frame pins would have to match the lcp exactly because thats what holds it in place.
1124379
Yes it can be/probably is your pliers. I would ask a jeweler but you might be able to try WD40 perhaps.
33922
It did not fit mine properly. The threads were misaligned and the site needed to be filed a bit with a Dremel tool. You can make it work if you really want to.