Can the screws be tightened and if so what screwdriver head would I need?
1435823
As far as I know the screws are able to be tightened down to hold it together, and the bit should be a small torx screw driver (I wouldn't know the exact size). Nonetheless if all else fails a simple duct tape job on the blade handle will usually hold it together.
1435824
Small star bit, also once u tighten it I recommend covering the screw w a drop of superglue, after that u should be good,
1435825
Yes they can they need a tork screw not sure on the size tho and I would recomend locktite.
75213
You can get a small flat-blade screwdriver at any hardware store (about 1/8 inch blade width). You can easily hold the nuts with your fingers while tightening. Needle-nose pliers are useful for slipping the wire connectors on and off the pins, but not necessary.
1524401
I did not use any of the tools provided. Use your own ratchet and hex driver to tighten (even better if you have a powered drill adapter).
2027831
Hi kitkat....please describe how you are trying to do this...? the right tool for the right job...I just looked at my fan trying to understand your frustration...so describe the screwdriver you are using
636204
Yes, you will need a special took for the screw's to the housing. But you can buy that on amazon or any hardware store for electronics.
1984770
I bought a cheap set of screwdrivers which have the special head, and a "spluge"?! for prying it off. My son is the whiz in the family, and had no problems doing the replacement (other than he preferred a different color than I bought).
1313987
Yes! They give you an Allen wrench though. I put a bit on one of my screw drivers and it was a lot easier to do. Once I figured that out it took almost no time to get the rest together.
711890
Just needed something to tighten the bolts. I can't remember if it was a screw driver or flat head, but we only need the one tool.
1303385
I was able to tighten with a coin or screwdriver. If that doesn't work then maybe it's defective.
834392
You will need a screw driver and that is all. I don't quite remember if they supply you with the screw driver, but I do know they supply you with the Allen keys and things like that.The instructions are a little difficult, but if you pay attention, it's quite simple to figure out.
1136252
Yes, and the screwdriver is fine. However unless you are a watchmaker forget the screws and use a simple piece of tape if you want to change drives occasionally. Installing the screws appears to be a one time shot
2064109
Just a Phillips head screwdriver. Maybe a pair of small nose pliers to hold insert nuts as you tighten the screws
2113211
At the most basic level, you only need a phillips screw driver. However, I would highly recommend using a drill with a phillips head so you don't have to manually tighten all 64 screw.Hope that helps.Floyd Helm, President;G.E. Lumber, LLC
1335526
No as someone else commntted...but u can adjust that with a hex tip screwdriver...usually a half turn is enough to losen vor tighten it
846556
I assume that there are pre-drilled holes in which case, this would be fine. This screwdriver does not have enough torque for a heavy requirement. Personally, I would look into a screwdriver with more torque. Then you won't be disappointed.
1990022
There are three set screws to tighten using the included allen keys.Lift the center column up, attach the head, and tighten the set screws located underneat the head mounting plate.
873370
The new heads are hard to screw in but if you push in while screwing it will work. Good luck!