can i use 2 1/2 " stanley bostitch, 15 gauge chisel point, fn 1540 in the n62fnk-2 or will they jam?
1703205
I don't know about all that stuff, I'm new with my nailer so I bought bostitch nails. So far I've used 2 inch and 1 1/4 both are great with no problems. If you ry them the worse case is they jam and you have to get them out, go for it!
1200030
My chisel measures 1.5" at the business end, but I can't recall the part number I purchased nor can I find a number on the part. The link that came with this question points to HS1470 with a specified width of 3/4". Other links point to part number HS1465 with a width of 1.7" and HS1425 with a width of 1.5" (which is likely the one I have). I trust the specified values, just be careful which part number you are reviewing.
83184
Cedar would not be a factor in depth. The depth would be reliant on how far down the cutter is set, the length of the spindle in the chuck and the circumference of the hole (a smaller hole will hit the back end of the cutter bar when you reach that height). Unless you have cedar thicker than two inches and are making holes smaller than two you should be fine. However if that is your goal a Fostner bit would be more practical.
365716
As long as your MT tail stock insert has JT3 taper for the chuck head it should work fine. I bought one of these and a JT3/MT2 drill chuck arbor (http://www.amazon.com/Woodstock-D2744-MT2-JT3-Drill-Chuck/dp/B005W0U6K2/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_y) for our lathe... has worked flawlessly.
2139436
Dear OldAmazonian: Any time you put 150 ftlb on a 1/4 inch you are asking for trouble. You will be twisting, stripping etc with that much force. Your adapter will take the punishment for a while but fatigue will take over. There are different grades of tool steel. The reason they have "Impact sockets", is because they are beefed up to take the force of the impact driver. Regular sockets will also work but the square hole becomes quite worn with repeated use and eventually the socket will fail.
1199873
Doug I just moved and I'm in the process of unpacking. I believe the tip is a F8. I do stained glass and used this tip and a F6 that I ordered online. The F8 is larger than the F6. I hope I'm correct since it's been several months since I used mine.
1712583
Yes. It works with the Wilton 2D-1M and 2A. I'm fairly sure it will work with other larger tips as well.
1409201
The shank is 2" on that model. I don't know if you can get it with a 2 1/2" shank or not.
1603833
I have not used the Bostitsch brads in this gun only in a bostitsch which did have initial jamming issues, but if the gun is at the correct pressure and depth settings and well oiled it should be fine. I compared porter cable and hitachi brads (can be easily broken into pieces) to the bostitsch which will bend but not break as easy (seemed to have much more goop holding them together). Any brad should work though
1413048
This coupler will work with the Wilton Round 2A tip. Although I have the Wilton large coupler, I prefer to use a disposable plastic bag with no coupler. Enjoy and Happy decorating!
548629
I actually bought a barracuda 4 jaw chuck that fit right in the drive end. It is a morse #1. I use it for pen turning and it is a great mini lathe very solid casting with little vibration a little run out but for the money a very solid tool. Good luck.
92981
0.6mm is about 0.023622". I would think a pair of tin snips would be more suitable.
1517659
I am sure with practice. never tried it. here is the product description on the web site. Makita JN1601 5 Amp 16 Gauge Nibbler scroll to the bottom and will indicate the radius of cutting and gages of metal.
781678
No, you cannot use tool bits with 1/4" dia shanks in a 1/2" collet, you must use a 1/4" collet. Amazon sells a 1/4" collet that will fit in the same spindle recess as your 1/2" collet. I have used both.
1443822
I'd have to say no. Tool is set for a compression connection. BNC connectors as far as I know are crimp only.
1431810
Agree with the others. Mine is a chisel tip, about 1.8 to 2.0mm across at the tip. It's probably a T18, although D16 would be 1.2mm and mine is a bit wider than that. Personally, I would get one finer tip (for really intricate work), and one larger one for heavier work. The tip that comes with it is a good all-purpose one.
683922
There are many variations of machines that use a 15 inch cutterhead even within the same manufacturer and same model number. As a result, we send drawings to the customer if need be to make sure that we order the correct cutterhead for their machine. It dosen't do anyone any good to send something that almost fits.Scott VMTW