Need Special Allen Wrech Tool
07-15-2003 | 08:48 PM
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Yes, the tool that buck183 is talking about would be a great choice if you have enough room. With a bit installed you will need about 1-1/2" of clearance. Part number of the tool is SD90A.
If you need something with even more clearance, I have a couple of other suggestions. Our BWS7 is a 3 piece flat ratchet set that has a magnetic 1/4" hex drive. It is made so a bit will not go all the way through. Perfect for 1/4" hex bits of any style. One of the wrenches has a straight handle, one handle is bent up about 30 degrees and the other is bent down about 30 degrees. All three are reversable. Overall length is about 4 inches and cleareance with a bit installed is about an inch. We also have a relatively inexpensive magnetic screwdriver & bit set that has a good assortment of straight, phillips, torx and hex bits that are 1/4" hex drive. Part number is SPM29EB.
Call me if you don't know of a Mac Distributor in your area and I can send them to you. I accept Visa, MC and Discover. My number is 616-318-1569.
Always glad to help out an OSO brother when I can.
See ya, Doug
Yes, the tool that buck183 is talking about would be a great choice if you have enough room. With a bit installed you will need about 1-1/2" of clearance. Part number of the tool is SD90A.
If you need something with even more clearance, I have a couple of other suggestions. Our BWS7 is a 3 piece flat ratchet set that has a magnetic 1/4" hex drive. It is made so a bit will not go all the way through. Perfect for 1/4" hex bits of any style. One of the wrenches has a straight handle, one handle is bent up about 30 degrees and the other is bent down about 30 degrees. All three are reversable. Overall length is about 4 inches and cleareance with a bit installed is about an inch. We also have a relatively inexpensive magnetic screwdriver & bit set that has a good assortment of straight, phillips, torx and hex bits that are 1/4" hex drive. Part number is SPM29EB.
Call me if you don't know of a Mac Distributor in your area and I can send them to you. I accept Visa, MC and Discover. My number is 616-318-1569.
Always glad to help out an OSO brother when I can.
See ya, Doug
07-15-2003 | 09:29 PM
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Originally posted by MACDAD260
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Yes, the tool that buck183 is talking about would be a great choice if you have enough room. With a bit installed you will need about 1-1/2" of clearance. Part number of the tool is SD90A.
If you need something with even more clearance, I have a couple of other suggestions. Our BWS7 is a 3 piece flat ratchet set that has a magnetic 1/4" hex drive. It is made so a bit will not go all the way through. Perfect for 1/4" hex bits of any style. One of the wrenches has a straight handle, one handle is bent up about 30 degrees and the other is bent down about 30 degrees. All three are reversable. Overall length is about 4 inches and cleareance with a bit installed is about an inch. We also have a relatively inexpensive magnetic screwdriver & bit set that has a good assortment of straight, phillips, torx and hex bits that are 1/4" hex drive. Part number is SPM29EB.
Call me if you don't know of a Mac Distributor in your area and I can send them to you. I accept Visa, MC and Discover. My number is 616-318-1569.
Always glad to help out an OSO brother when I can.
See ya, Doug
Did I just hear my name?
Yes, the tool that buck183 is talking about would be a great choice if you have enough room. With a bit installed you will need about 1-1/2" of clearance. Part number of the tool is SD90A.
If you need something with even more clearance, I have a couple of other suggestions. Our BWS7 is a 3 piece flat ratchet set that has a magnetic 1/4" hex drive. It is made so a bit will not go all the way through. Perfect for 1/4" hex bits of any style. One of the wrenches has a straight handle, one handle is bent up about 30 degrees and the other is bent down about 30 degrees. All three are reversable. Overall length is about 4 inches and cleareance with a bit installed is about an inch. We also have a relatively inexpensive magnetic screwdriver & bit set that has a good assortment of straight, phillips, torx and hex bits that are 1/4" hex drive. Part number is SPM29EB.
Call me if you don't know of a Mac Distributor in your area and I can send them to you. I accept Visa, MC and Discover. My number is 616-318-1569.
Always glad to help out an OSO brother when I can.
See ya, Doug
Just so you know what I need this for take a look at this picture and imagine it up against the side of the boat upohlstery, now imagine having to install in a tight space. Note the set screw it is 5/64 stainless hex, it screws into the set ring.
If you say it will work I am all over it, and thanks.
Would the tool work?
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