The brushes and cleaning patch holders come separate? What exactly are male threads and female threads??
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Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to... » Read More Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). « Show Less
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The brushes and patch holders are purchased separately. The Tipon cleaning Rod has female threads (inside a cylinder) the brushes and patch holders etc have male threads (on the outside) just like a screw does.
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6 brushes and holders. You can't change out heads. Just throw them away when they're done.
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Hi there Firefly. Yes there are 6 brushes and holders. They are NOT detachable. They are traditional toilet brushes.
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On the existing plumbing in my house, which was built in the last 10 years, it was female. This fixture screws into the connector. I am just an ordinary person, not a plumber, so I don't know if that is standard for all houses.So that makes this fixture the male and the existing plumbing female. I could've just said male but then my answer would not have been any different than the previous responses. Ask me the time, and I'll tell you how to build a watch.If you look at the second picture. It clearly shows the threads.
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Hello, I have all 5 pieces as shown here in both of my allergy Dyson kits!! I am thinking you are asking about the connector piece. Yes!! I use this every other day. I am puzzled as to why this piece is not shown in all the photos. I do hope that my answer has been helpful to you and anyone else who also had this question. Thank you, HJ
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Detaching hose from wrong side and front rotating brushes making contact with a surface.
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The sigma brush holder is bigger, I prefer that one over this one. I have both
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Mine was also in 3 pieces of the same size and I was able to connect all of them to the sweeper securely. I do not think this is a defect.
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The female side (with the two set screws) fits into a 5/8" arbor of a motor. The male (threaded) side is 1/2" and accepts a buffing wheel with a 1/2" hole. Comes with washer and 1/2" nut. Screw thread is right hand (regular).It will also accept a buffing wheel with a 5/8" hole. These things aren't precision items so a little bit of slop makes little difference. Though they are balanced nicely.
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Although I'm not familiar with the brush 0406, I can tell you that it has standard threads like those used on a broom handle or paint roller.
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Hi Sabrina, the attachments are simply inserted into the main unit via a 3/4 inch round post at the base of the attachments. This is simply a friction fitting, there are no threads, simply place the attachment post into the hole on the bottom of the unit. Hope that helps......
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It is a scrub brush and slides into the same slot. I used it during cleanup and it worked for large debris without clogging. Worms, if present will stick to it like glue.
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Frankly, it took me a few trys (and maybe a couple of dirty words!) to figure this out. The larger attachment with the smaller end fits on the wand of my vac. I then take the clear rubber hose and put the end w/o the black adapter on the small end of that. Then any of the little tools will fit on the black adapter of the clear hose. I got this to vac my sewing machine out after a big project and really like it. I think it does a great job! (with and without dirty words!)
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I have a DC14 Animal and the adapter that comes with this brush connects to both the wand and the hose. With the want it is the female connector and with the hose it is the male connector.
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Inlet is top left, female (threads inside, mount to pipe coming out of wall) Bottom left and right are male (threads on outside, attach shower heads to these)
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Yes, the threaded end is female 8/32 thread size and accepts standard 8/32 male threaded jags, brushes, bore mops and swabs.
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If you are talking about the main hose that has the crevice tool fitting on it, it is a left handed thread. Tighten by turning it counter clockwise. Maybe try some silicone or soft glue. It is one of the flaws of this vacuum. And honestly, frustrating..