I can't tell. This thing looks like a brick. An ergonomic nightmare. Is it awkward to use on tough parts? Or for lite use only?
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Easy to use, for simple or difficult bike zones... It is a brick, yes, but you don't need any other tool; pedals, chain, thor, knife, etc, etc
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This tool is intended for be used on bikes. For that purpose, this is one of the best I've used. It has all you could need on the road. The only tool it doesn't have is a little alligator pliers for removing wires or nails from the wheels. It has a strong construction, so you can use it on tough parts. In my opinion it is comfortable to use for tightening or releasing parts, but for screwing long screws it is not because of its design.
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Honestly, there is no carring after build. Is too heavy. Also if carried, the piece can be damage or cause injury. Must be build where is use.
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It looks round but when you install it, as you push down it actully is not true round. It shapes out a little. That what i notice on my force motor.To answer it is more rectangular, than round.If that makes sense.
2033809
It looks extremely similar. Definitely make sure you have someone who knows how to solder. Don't just wing it, but I would say 99% yes as long as the problem you have is clicking without turning on.
13263
one side is softer than the other. You have to push it pretty hard, but the first click is solid light, second click is flashing.
1283026
In my opinion, if it looks like it may break if you attempt to put it into the slot, then return it. If it looks like it can take some pressure, then use it.
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Frances,I'm glad you reported this. I watched the demo video on Ergotron's website and noticed the platform on which the keyboard rests does not provide the same level of solid surface area a regular desktop does. I would consider myself someone who types with normal pressure but any movement of the keyboard would take some adjustment.
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Hi Kev,If you can provide me with pictures I can help you. I haven't done this in a while, but you should not need to use ANY force what so ever. If you are using force you are completely doing it wrong.
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It's not a very hard build. That is, not a lot of pieces. It's Revell so expect a few parts to need extra attention. Models are not for the impatient. Stick with Snaptite.
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I have the same issue. I have tried to fix it with no luck. Only thing that works is holding the handle at aslight angle. Over all I am not happy with this item.
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it is more difficult than the previous version of this little appliance, this is my 2nd one and the first one I had was much better made, in my opinion. But i dont really have a problem with it. if it is really that hard, maybe yours is defective and you might want to exchange it.
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I dont know. I noticed the same thing so i just went with this one and it works fine for me! Nice and solid and the arm extends out. I noticed it was kind of tight spinning in a circle so I took it apart and removed the grease that was in it and replaced it with some bearing lube lol now it spins real easy.
1345024
To be honest, I haven't attempted to use it. Once I received it, I realized the build quality is sub par. I have intentions on sending it back.
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I did the same until I started using lite pressure while using this product, now I have developed the correct feel and works great! It all in pressure applied and practice. Hope this help....Stanley S.
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It's not that bad, just make sure to pay attention to the leg pieces because they all kind of look alike. My power drill has an Alen wrench bit, so that helped me a lot. Set the chair upside down on a table when you're attaching the final parts, I found that to be real helpful.
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I'm the wrong person to ask because I absolutely HATED the construction, the quality, and the utility of this ridiculous apparatus! If they do offer parts.... another issue for me would be communications with the guy who seemingly invented and is the sole producer of this thing.....from my experience with him I have a feeling it won't be easy.
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I am also frustrated with this design. I haven't begun looking yet, but my plan is to go to the manufacturer's website & look at schematics for something with straight parts that actually line up when I try to assemble/reassemble it. I will post findings on Amazon. Sorry I can't be of more help at this time.