How deep can you make these plugs?
1357011
I would think at least 2 inches, I use a plug to cover a screw, at the most 1/4 to half inch, not sure the need for deeper or longer plug .
1357012
I have never tried to make a "long" plug, but looking at the cutter throat, I would estimate you could make one about 2 inches long.
1357013
I assume that you want to know how long will the finished plug be, if cut to the full capacity of the cutter. Answer; just over 2".
592260
That depends on what will be behind them. The hole needs to be 4 inches deep to fit, but you need 6 inches if there will be metal behind them because it will mess with the magnets and make your speakers sound like crap.
195621
Maybe 2 & 1/2 to 3" deep...I can't be sure. But that is probably pretty close. I'm sorry, I am away and don't get back home for a few days.
1406019
These plugs sqoosh down between your fingers to a very small diameter. They really are a one size fits all. No worries on the fit. Good luck.
2064633
I believe they are just "chunks" of MF inside, so I would guess you could but I don't know for sure. I need the depth so I have no need to do that.
698402
They are perfectly flat across the top that extends out from the recessed outlet...the "ridge" extends outward (not upward) so the plug does not go "into the outlet recess too far" and makes the plug easy to retrieve from the outlet. Many plugs do not have the horizontal extension, making them nearly impossible to pull out of the recessed "hole". These are $10 apiece in Europe!
270765
The tube has an inside diameter of almost 17mm and is 7cm deep but take away .5cm after inserting the rubber plug so that's 6.5 cm deep. Hope this helps
272391
Yeah, they very well could. They have rubber pieces for pos and neg that stick out a little past the adapter giving you a little space if put right next to each other. My amp is like this and I use a rubber patch as a barrier between these. Just cut to fit and you can hardly see it.
1123244
I was able to get 3 of these babies plus an IR relay wire through a conduit drilled down through a wall header w/ a 1" paddle bit. Obviously, I fed each plug end through one at a time, but up to three will fit!A+ for these coming with plastic caps on the ends to protect the plug when running through attics and walls!
1610826
Sorry, do not have ruler on me. You could widen the slot on your case so the plug will fit through.
2257199
They won't fit without using an adapter as the receptacles are pretty close together. They will take a regular 3 prong plug, but not a big barrel plug. Their are a lot of 6" extensions for wall warts readily available to freely accept your barrel plugs
1927028
Yes. I buried the wire about 4 inches deep. The instructions suggest no more than 6 inches.
143070
You should place coils 8 to 10 feet apart around perimeter for best results
2236216
Unfortunately you need a minimum of 4.25" of depth. Have you checked the JL audio shallow mounts?
1673955
I do not have the measurements handy, but it has to be installed in at least a standard size switch box so to leave room for the connections. If you have only 1.5" depth, add a wire mold extension box to increase depth.
1616133
It looks like you need 1 3/8" true clearance to plug this in. If you have 2", you shouldn't have any problems plugging it in.
1071494
I don't see why you could not extend the length. You may have to use some sort of coupling to connect them.