what is the mesh size in inch, such as 1/16" or 3/8"?
1629817
The mesh are 4,5 and 10 wires per inch, thus ~0.25in, 0.20in, and 0.10in mesh size.
1547296
I'm not at home right now but I'm going to guess 1/4 to 3/8 of an inch. When I get home tonight I could actually measure one and give you an exact answer...
52247
I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
1554185
You would need to drill it out. 6.4mm is equivalent to 1/4 inch. 1/8 inch would be 3.1 to 3.2 mm.
317112
Double checked the maximum opening. It is 1 3/16". For comparison, a Quarter is a little less than an inch.
703542
Slightly less than 3/16 inch. Do you need more accuracy than that? I can go get the micrometers out in the shop if you need me to.
32615
No, 5/16-18 is the largest that comes with the kit. I am unaware of any additional tooling that will allow 3/8.
122366
Easily through 3/16" have no problem up to 1/4". Have not gone beyond 1/4".
1009933
Not sure why it says 1/2", but it is definitely 3/8". I checked it with my pipe caliper just now.
881883
I am not sure what you mean. The only difference I see is it's listed here as .1875 and on Cold Steel site as 3/16 inch. It is actually the same; 3/16in = .1875 in. I don't know why here it is in decimal.
1529704
1 1/4 and 1 3/8 are pretty close. I might be 1/8 inch off in my measurement...or they might be.
1812359
5/16" will be a little big- 6.3mm is 1/4". I'd look for the latter, just to be safe.
595921
I'm not home at the moment, but I think it's 3/16". I don't know what that would be in mm.
170111
I used the 3/16 ( 0.5 cm). I think they are available in other sizes. Hope that helps.
516023
With #1 guide it's less than 3/16 of an inch. I haven't tried it without a guide but it's got to be 1/8 inch or so.
936313
I measure the diameter of the outside of the hole at 1/32" shy of 3/8". The diameter of the inside of the hole is right at 1/4".
703157
In the 1/4 inch, it is the 3/16, and in the 1/2, I believe it is the 15/16. Might be the 7/8, but I recall it being a full set. For the average homeowner, you will not need the larger sizes above 7/8 except for a lawnmower or something on a 1/2 x 20 thread. You can always go to the auto parts, or Lowes and pick up anything larger or smaller. The metric is the same range. Again, most anything you will find around the house. I would not recommend this for a full time mechanic, as I don't think the quality would suffice.