I am building it right now and have a spare part. The Hex Key. What do I do with this? It is not mentioned in instructions.
1435052
We used an Allen wrench (also known as a hex key) to tighten everything. You can then keep it or throw it away I guess.
1435053
The hex key is to tighten the steering wheel. You place it over the nut in the steering wheel and put a screwdriver through the holes and turn to the right to tighten. My grandson absolutely loves this car!
1435054
You keep it, to make adjustments to the steering/wheels as they tend to shift a bit with extended use. It was what you were supposed to use to tighten the hex nut on the steering column.
1083966
Most screwdrivers that accept hex bits will be able to use this. Some will be more successful than others. Usually the deeper socketed ones will provide a better grip and fit
2155558
I had to contact the info@BuildaBeehive.com for clean print of instructions. The instructions are really quite bad. I'd attach them to this response, but don't see that as an option. Good luck.
1793009
If I recall correctly, the key is a plastic thing, relatively cheaply-made, designed to keep the power cord from pulling out while the machine is in use. If you can plug in, the key is probably not needed. You might want to wrap the cord around the loop below the handle to keep it from being pulled out. If you can't plug in, you might see if you can do something to get parts out of the way so you can. Good luck!
461916
Good question to ask tech support. I called the number on the website and actually got to speak with one of the guys that built this stuff.
2172706
No it is not. I suggest you find a good spot for the hex tool as it is small and may get lost. Also it is plastic and if you hit the tool against something it can break.
160746
I never needed the hex key to use the saw,but decided to check it out. The key is for the material support bracket. The bracket is so the material can rest against it while you cut giving you better stability. For an aftermarket bandsaw stand, this plate would have to be removed to substitute a bigger plate. I hope this helps.
2131022
you need to open the key fob. There is a tiny hard to find clip on the side. This separates the key from the computer chip. Inside is a barely visible number which will tell you exactly which key fob you need. You cannot use any key except the one which the code matches. The code is semi transparent and almost looks like a smudge. Also the replacement fob may look different than the original. It is the product codes which must match.
239526
remove the key from the fon. then on the sides you will see two small notches use a small screwdriver to pry the two pieces apart, work it all the way around once you have that back apart a little bit
1763899
I may be late to answer this but I will anyway. I broke the key off in the safe by just bumping it. They are very soft keys. I used a pick to remove the stub. Took the other key to my local locksmith and for $3 they made me a quality key. Later went back and had another made just to be safe :-)
1031688
You can open it with just the combination. Key is just added security, don't use it myself. what if you hide it and forget where it is?
1791485
hi. i just received this and have not had time to build it out. sorry i cant help!
1609119
Sorry, but the only thing I can think of is to take it to a locksmith. They can open it for you.
1719753
Solder it to your main positive and negative nodes on your motherboard. make sure the amperage and wattage are useable.
908019
That means its a Kwikset key blank used. So if you were to ever get a duplicate key made they would use a KW1 blank for it. Also you can have them rekeyed (the locks) at most hardware stores, but most likely they will come different.
23333
I believe it's two keys. If you want more keys just take them to your local lowes. They are easily duplicated
1702705
Well I did. A key is built in and there is no room for the electronic parts. Your old key will not fit in.