Since I need to get it through a round hole, please tell me the maximum diameter... that must be around the top of the 4 sockets.
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A 5.125" diameter hole is what it will go through without bulbs in it, if you are putting it straight through. If you angle it, to just get it through to the other side, it will go through a much smaller circle of under 4.5". BTW, it is of very nice quality for plastic. Cheers
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Pushing this through a hole rather defeats the purpose. Install a standard light socket, then screw this in to it like a lightbulb. Much easier and more flexible for additional options. I know this post is old, but since people still read the Q&A; I thought I'd post another answer.
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I don't remember the sizes of the sockets as I have a socket set and I just picked one until it fit and used a channel lock for the other side. You would have to basically disassemble it to get it through a door, except for the top chinup bar.
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Amber MGood question.. They do not list sizes,there are 4 straight head screw driver bits .44 x .08, .29 x .04,.17 x .04, .17 x .035 ...3 Allen head .09,.12,.15 ...2 Torex T-10 , T-15 ..and one adapter to YOUR 1/4 inch socket'sHope this helps Jack
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Not sure about that device. But the hole is 9mm in diameter.Edit: In reference to Carey Zeng's comment; The outer diameter is 9mm, then it tapers in to an inner diameter of 7mm. I apogize for the lack of care in my original answer.
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The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!
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Make sure you got correct size .you can't use a low profile in a regular socket..but you can usually use a regular (ato?) In a low profile socket.. Though it will stand out a bit more from the others..if space is a problem.
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I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches -... » Read More I got this from the Stanley website. I hope it helps you. 19, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets19, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Standard Sockets17, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets14, 1/4" Drive 6 pt. Deep Sockets3, 3/8" Drive 8 pt. Deep Sockets1, 3/8" Drive 6 pt. Spark Plug Sockets - 5/8"1, 1/4" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 3/8" Drive Pear Head Ratchet1, 1/4" Drive Extension Bar - 3"1, 3/8" Drive Extension Bar - 6"1, 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle10 Combination Wrenches - SAE & Metric10 Specialty Bits1 Bit AdapterBlow Molded Carry Case « Show Less
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Dude, this is a 3/8" square drive. It would be used with 3/8" impact sockets, in my case I use it for assembly work.I'm thinking you may have bought the wrong tool if you are looking for a 1/4" carpenter's tool.
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If I'm not mistaken, I've used a 10mm socket and had no problems. I also used a wrench similar in size.
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My 17mm craftsman socket fits it perfectly, so I'm a bit puzzled by yours being loose. An 11/16" (american socket is a loose fit but would work on mine in a pinch. If a 17mm is loose on yours maybe a 5/8" american, either 6 or 12 point socket will fit better. There must be a quality control problem at the factory! Good luck! Tom , San Bruno, CA.
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My husband measured the hole and it measure approx. 1 1/4 inches, this will fit on a light socket with threads on the end of it. I hope this helps you and if you have any more questions please ask
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Actually its 1/2 inch not 1/4 inch, and 1/2 inch is very common.A set of 1/2 inch sockets is rather cheap, just get one that has one that fits your lugs.Physics, the longer the bar, the easier it is to apply force..Its much less strain on your body to just lean your weight on this thing to get things done, 4 way bars always require strain.
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Greg, I bought it just in case I lost a bulb assy on my Christmas Village houses. I haven't measured the size hole but I would guess at about .75-1.00" My village isn't up yet so I can't look.
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Body to convex end of red switch =3 1/4". Add 1" to length to include the brass terminals. Max width=2 5/8". Mounted with the least body protruding=3" of body past mounting surface to end of brass terminals.
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Duct - 4" Round. http://www.broan.com/products/product/a24ae387-48c5-4eb7-baf9-3c529dfde3d2
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http://fjwestcott.com/product/4-socket-adapter-for-uliteFrom their website, says 30 watt maximum per socket.
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I'm not sure why I got this question. Jim Newell said "Yes, that's about the max." Looking things up I see that #6 should be about 0.1624 inches in diameter. That's between an eighth of an inch and 3/16ths. I have the Tekton 3400, an 18-inch tool. The action-arm on this tool has "1/4 - Capacity" stamped into the metal. The 18-inch tool will handle the #6-wire. If I were planning on cutting #6 wire I would buy the larger tool.