What type of plug/diameter is needed to plug the hole made by this tool?
1370711
There is no plugging of the 5/8" diameter hole. it is simply covered with a piece of tape. This is why I opted not to use the tool, choosing to dis-assembled the cartridges to empty and refill. Please refer to my review on Toner Taps Refill Toner and re-set Chips.Sincerely, Jim Parsons
1370712
The hole is .75 inches in width. I just use tape to cover the hole once I fill the cartridge, a little bit of toner quickly binds to the adhesive you won't get seepage and the remaining contents are not affected. It has saved me $$$$
1370713
You don't have to plug the hole with a custom plug. You can use duck tape or various layers of electrical tape to cover the hole. But if you're committed to creating a custom plug, the diameter of the hole made by the tool is 17.39 mm or about 11/16".
1370714
The usual metal tape available at stores like Home Depot. Also sold online. Some of the toner refill bottle kits will give you strips of these metal thin thickness tapes. Size is about the diameter of a dime.
1370715
A simple piece of good quality duct tape works great. Just be sure to clean any loose toner off first to ensure it sticks well. Use new tape every time you refill.
1370716
No need the metallic tape squares, that are given to you,when you buy a refill kit..but if you don't buy a refill kit, you can purchase metallic tape at your local home depot.the hole is about the size of a nickel..correction the size of a dime
1564378
Will, I used a tiny, tiny L shaped hex wrench that I found in my tool box. Not sure of the size. Sorry I'm not much help.
2001013
Page 13 from the manual, "This tool comes with a 1/8" NPT port for attaching a low pressure fill coupler onto the unit" I hope this helps?
1855376
This requires a drill that will accommodate a 3/8 inch diameter bit. I recommend a high quality battery operated drill with two batteries because the battery will soon lose its charge if you drill several holes.
1994419
Not sure of the size due to it's up in my camper. But I can tell you I bought it along with these jacks on Amazon. It is a drill ready socket made just for this application.
1561628
What model of contactor do you have? D shaped or round? This fits the D shaped plugs.
1337913
You don't provide much information. The hole diameter is the key here; the usual adapter which is placed below the electrical socket has a diameter of about 3/8". I needed an adapter with a larger hole (9/16 " inside diameter) as I was converting a floor lamp with reflector to one with a shade. I have no idea who made this lamp; likely some folks in China. Get a cloth tape measure; measure the distance around and divide by pi (3.14) to get an approximate diameter. I hope this helps.
2225294
The tool has standard 1/4" drive so you'd have to use some type of adapter to use a drill bit. It doesn't have a chuck mechanism.
251507
There is no plug for the hole but the top has many openings due to the basketweave design so the hole is not really noticeable. The hole is about 2 inches in diameter.
1546520
Use the hammer drill. Start with a bit one size smaller than what you need.
949985
What type of banana plug did you use? An open screw, closed screw, pin crimp, or pin screw in type?
1864328
I used an electrical connector crimper (handheld), size blue i believe. It seems to work fine and has not come apart. Before you cut, I added about an extra 1/4" because the cable is easier to compress, instead of stretching.
2231582
I believe 1/2 inch, not sure for tool is on another job at this time. I'll follow up tomorrow
448074
Needs to be the size after the sert is in. Same as the size of the bolt/plug being used.
1995742
The distance from the center of the bit to the front or either side of the adapter is 0.51 inch, or a tiny bit more than half an inch. So you can drill a hole that is half an inch from both sides of a corner.
1954731
Hi Joy - You need a 2 1/8 inch diameter hole saw which fits into any electric drill. It cuts easily through the material. Ask your hardware person to help you purchase the correct hole saw and its necessary parts.
993145
There should have been a tiny white/transparent plug that came in the box that you use to plug the hole. I would double check to see if you can find that - otherwise the product is going to be useless