Hello - I have two spring snaps (size 24 or 17mm) to install on a motorcycle jacket. Does this tool handle that?
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Yes it works vary well remember use a firm surface or it will not work. Hit it hard.
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while the big bite crop-a-dile is a fantastic tool, and it will set grommlets and brads and snaps it is not the kind of snap you would replace in a man's pants altho the crop-a-dile will cut a nice hole through fabric, tin ,cardboard even canvas but the snaps you get with this tool is weak not sturdy like a snap in clothing. you would need a hammer and punch to set this type of snap. also there is a snap tool carried by walmart in the sewing section for about 16 dollars or so but their is www.althafastener.com. where for less than ten dollars you can get the anvil punch and hammer to set your snap very easily or hey why not check out amazon they have everything i love amazon good luck to you pammypurple
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I measured these snaps and they are 1/2" across. A most common size. well made easy to install.
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I doubt it - unless you're using snaps that are the same marine size and grade on the clothing. If you are, then it should work just fine.
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I don't know the answer to this exactly--I'm assuming you are talking about metal snaps. But I use the plastic snaps made by the manufacturer of the pliers on tons of baby stuff and they work great. I just use the "standard" size I think--either 16 or 20, I can't remember, but I put them on burp cloths, sleep sacks, I used them on swaddles to make them fit better when we needed it, and they are working great. Personally I like that they aren't metal so they won't rust and they don't heat up in the dryer or sitting in the sun. Sorry I don't have the answer you are looking for but I hope this helps!!
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I don't see a exactly a 14mm sized piece but it depends on how stripped down your oil plug is. It might be smaller like around 13mm or so if it is really stripped. i did another search for 14mm bolt extractor on amazon and it found 9/16'' - 14mm bolt extractor. This set has a 9/16'' piece as well. If I were to put my money on it I would say it would work, but if you just want the one piece type in 14mm bolt extractor and you can buy the one piece.
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Yes. This is one, best for things that are not deep into the project. http://www.amazon.com/Dritz-Heavy-Duty-Fastener-Plier/dp/B005BB5GYS/ref=pd_bxgy_ac_text_y If the snaps will be located to far into the project for the plyers to work, then you'll need something like this http://www.amazon.com/General-Tools-1265-Fastener-Fasteners/dp/B00004T7VT/ref=pd_sim_ac_9 You may want some kind of tapered punch set to open up a space for the snap and help guide it into place, especially if you're going through heavier, or multiple layers of fabrics.
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If it has a three piece crank. This tool fits most road bikes and mountain bikes. Hope this helps. :-)
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look at this url and you can see plainly the snap ring. https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Jack/Pro-Series/PSEJ10000101.htmlI am not sure this is the configuration you want or not.
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I used standard snaps from my local hardware store. I am not sure of the size. The snaps got stuck in the tool sometimes. I put a couple of layers of duct tape in the receptacle end and that worked.
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Hi. The grommets for the tool are the standard sizes that you can buy anywhere. When you say grommets, I assume you mean snaps. The parts that come with the tool seem to be adaptable to any size grommet/snap. I still haven't managed to find the high quality snaps that the professional boat top companies use.
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I have a snapon mg725 and it works well. However, you cam zip car tires off easily with a 3/8 gun also. I use my snappy 3/8" gun for taking tires off my vehicles, its a beast. Compressor works well, i always set regulator to max psi for doing that stuff though.
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I don't know but I know the snaps have not changed. I replaced snaps on 1994 equipment and they were the identical.So I would assume the tools would work as well.
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it is held on by two nuts that are behind the chainguard.The supplied tool will fit and remember do not set the chain tight adjust it with a bit of freeplay
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Cut the spring shorter until it fits right. Works awesome for me now. Plus I complained to the company because I had to modify it to fit. They refunded me double what I paid. I suggest you do the same since these junk chinese companies think they can sell crap to the US and get away with it.
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No. These are meant for plasic snaps only. There are other snap setting pliers for metal snaps.
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I have the 6mm insert and the insert tool is 4.25 inches, the tap is 2.25 inches and the actual coil is .25 inches, you will have to convert to cm. I hope that helps an inch is 2.54 cm so int might not work for you unless the tool can be cut down and turned with vise grips instead of a handle. Good luck.