Hand Tools - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

not car so moved this to TOOLS (hand) google the user manual or as maker SWINGLINE

moved you out of cars to tools well some have brakes, so hands not cut off, as it spins down. what is the job here. not told what ACT is being attemped or if you lost the manual that covers all this. some blade bolts are LHT , left hand treading so , learn that first if doing blade swaps. buy this used and need to learn how to use it? NO MODEL SAW TOLD at all, nor country told, some are different outside our USA< so not told. is this the blade spin locked up, NOT TOLD add more words or tell what your are attempting/ I guessed blade but gee I do no know what's up here

its not a car so move you to TOOLS (general)most times the battery is now NOGOOD>Milwaukee M18 Cordlessbla bla.never have just one battery or not be able to tell which end is wrong of 3.battery ,charger or tool

Here is a copy of the instruction manual for your stapler.

1. Press end clip in, then up.

2. Pull out spring assembly.

3. Load staples into channel.

4. Reinsert spring assembly and

snap end clip into place.

EASILY DISASSEMBLED

FOR CLEANING:

1. Squeeze stapling end of hammer

tacker together, taking care to

avoid sharp staple.

2. Remove locking pin.

3. Press end clip in, then up.

4. Pull out spring assembly.

5. Remove staple channel.
6.Clear and reassemble


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I don't think so, It did that on one of my lawn tractor batteries but not on the other lawn tractor or car battery, I suspect something is wrong with the battery.

Probably torx although we have no idea what your referring to

For the first, I used "Phillips 0 driver bit" in my Google search. That got several links, including https://www.amazon.com/Phillips-Driver-Long-Miniature-Screws/dp/B07NBP3D7K . The second search was "#0 square driver bit". Amazon had a single bit in stock. Ace Hardware has this 2 pack: https://www.acehardware.com/departments/tools/power-tool-accessories/screwdriver-bits/2160976. Both of these are 1" long 1/4" hex shank for use in any quick-change 1/4" bit holder. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

I know this is an old post but noticed there are 385 people that have viewed the post that like me were searching for a fix to their Craftsman 41993 lighted driver. The fix I found resulted in a better light than the original but being a Craftsman purist I also found a way to fix the original as well even though I put it away and use the new fix. I just wanted the original to work again. I'll start with repairing the original. The usual problem with the original is caused by corrosion from leaky batteries that ends up corroding through the metal strip connecting the + and - ends. I tore apart a new freebie led flashlight from Harbor Freight and used the guts to replace the metal strip and spring that was corroded beyond repair on my light. All it took was a little bending and snipping to make it identical to what my Craftsman had. You will notice the guts of the HF light have a nearly identical metal strip with spring attached. I cleaned the 41993 parts thoroughly & reassembled it using the remaining parts and the new metal strip and spring that I fabricated from the Harbor Freight light. It worked like a charm and my light works like it did when it was new. Now for the best part because my upgrade takes this light to a whole new level. Remove the old light and store it in a safe place. Then get another 3 1/2" Mini Flashlight from Harbor Freight item #69052 for free if you have a coupon since this item is often the freebie given away with any other purchase. I have a half dozen lying around myself so I know this to be fact. Remove the small lanyard and circular clip from the light and toss it since you will no longer need it. Pick up one super thin O-ring from a hardware store that will fit over the end of the flashlight and place it over the end of the light with the push button until it rests in the first groove. I can't give you a size since I sifted through several until I found one that fit snug with a little stretching to get it over the end of the light. Then slide the light into the 41993 and work the o-ring into handle with a small jewelers screwdriver as you gently press the light in place. This doesn't take too much pressure unless you chose a thicker o-ring. You don't absolutely have to use an o-ring but I like the professional appearance of the o-ring and the fact that it serves as a moisture barrier. The new replacement light fits so well that it looks like it was made for the 41993. The plus is that it has 9 LED's and illuminates the 41993 like the sun. Trust me that you will never again use the original once you install the new upgrade. Hope this helps another Craftsman tool junkie like me.

here is a link to the manual

http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/mdownloads/f2624d76-9579-4c12-a9f1-22eab6ac3388.pdf

go to the support center for the maunfacture site

Check on the side of the box it will give the size it requires. It will look like this T50, T40, T25, and so on.

They have an online form... but I have had no luck getting mine replaced. I have broke 2 so far.

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check whether the wifi function of printer is on or not, there is utility of brother which searches the printer on pc after installation of the software , check it

Maybe your battery is died, you can replace it on http://www.drillbattery.com.au/buybattery.php/makita_1220_power+tool+battery.html

it is a type of screwdriver bit

they are typically made out of cast iron, often with little bits of concrete infused in them

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Dimple the spot with a hammer and punch.

When you are working with brick or concrete, you should check out the Black & Decker DR670 Hammer Drill. It is specifically made to tackle this purpose.