Is the 3/8" the size of the hole it goes into? If so, what is the size of the hole inside the grommet?
1362809
I use a 3/8" drill bit when drilling my hole. I believe the inside diameter of the hole is the same or very slightly smaller. Hope this helps! :o)
927833
Hi, this 1" grommet will fit a HDMI cable. We also carry larger grommets in 1 1/2", 1 3/4", 2", 2 3/8", 2 1/2" and 3".
1878069
I'm in error. I just went to check on the size of the mounting hole for this thermometer. It's NOT 1/2". It is 3/8".
1037742
I forgot to look at it last night when I was home to verify but I'm pretty sure the holes aren't any bigger than about 3/8" or so. 1/2" tops. Hope that helps.
1262448
The outside diameter of the thread is 2.8", the inside diameter of the container hole is 2.3".
597778
my husband says it is 3/8" where the bolt goes in. We have a automatic drive lawnmower.
830505
The hole in my Cragars is .450 inch. or 7/16" fractional. there is a rubber step grommet to take up any differance.
562027
The hole diameter is just a little over 5/16" of an inch, it will not fit a 3/8" shaft.
2032799
The inside diameter is somewhere between, but closer to 1/4" than 3/8. According to my ruler, it looks like 9/32!
919682
I have not tried either: setting a 3/8" grommet with 1/4" tool, or a 1/4" grommet with a 3/8" tool; but I think you're chasing a false economy from which only disappointment can result. Though not immediately apparent, a close-precision fit must exist between the "male-grommet throat" and the setting-tool "spreader-foot"; otherwise a sufficient "roll-over" to capture the "female-grommet collar" will not be achieved. So, a 1/4" tool will NOT set a 3/8" grommet. As far as using a 3/8" tool on a 1/4" grommet: successful application of a grommet depends upon the "compression-plate" surface of the setting-tool's contact with, and compression of the "female-grommet" collar against the fabric --just slightly before the "spreader-foot" begins stretching the "male-grommet throat"... which will occur in reverse order with too large a "spreader-foot". So, a 3/8" setting tool CANNOT be used with a 1/4" grommet. Further, they do not make a 5/16" setting tool for bridging between 1/4 & 3/8" grommets because of the irregular results it would produce. Sorry!!
2104256
If it's a tiny door knob. This goes in a 3/4" hole. The only door knob I ever replaced required a 2-1/8" hole.
464672
Im not home at the moment im offshore so im not a 100% sure but i do believe that it is a 3/4 size hole because the rubber thats around it keeps it in pretty tight...
131108
The actual finished width and length are 3 inches shorter on the width and 2 inches shorter on the length; 69" X 238". It does seem to be well made but the grommets aren't evenly spaced except on the corners.
1176471
Mine was 3/4" and it fit beautifully. There are also fittings that will adapt to several different diameters, as mentioned previously.
1372371
This is a standard npt fitting for air tools and paint guns, I believe it to be 3/8, yes. It was for an air tool.
1257433
The outside diameter of the plastic flange that surrounds the screen and fits in the vent hole is 3 3/4". The inside dia is just slightly less, about 1/8 of an inch less. Hope this helps! Mine fit perfectly.
725766
I'm sure it will. You'll want to make it a two part process by making the holes first. I don't think it would easily cut and apply the grommet. You will also need to get the right size grommets so you don't compress the coroplast too much.