What's meaning of Split shaft ?
1805056
I had to ask my dad (before hand), but it means what knob is going to fit. The split shaft means that you have to put a plastic knob on it, that is why you they have those ridges on them. If you knobs are metal, you need a solid shaft pot. But there is a catch, some metal knobs I have seen don't have that screw that some metal knobs have. The best way to find out what one you need is just look at what knobs you have, or if you are using the same knobs, look at the old pot. Hope that helps!!!
1805057
As you can see the end of the shaft has a slot. Some knobs make use of it for better grip but most knobs do not use it and just have a set screw to fix the knob to the shaft.
1805058
Split shaft applies to knobs that do not have set screws. This pot has the split and the ridges along the outside. If you take off the knob you should be able to tell what type of pot you will need.
1805059
'Split shaft' refers to the piece of metal on which you put the knob. You'll notice this is not a solid piece of metal, but rather it has a 'split' down the middle. This is for press on type knobs, as opposed to knobs which have a set screw to hold them in place. It does not effect functionality. It's more of a matter of preference/aesthetics.
1440117
Staples work best. The smaller shafts are less likely to split. You may have to adjust depth pressure
717719
I don't know, however, mine broke after 5 months and took 2 months to get a warranty replacement... went to a different style.. a mini-split that you can order yourself and install and u will be happier
759179
The "split finish" refers to the actual finish of the metal...so part of the metal is shiny and part of the metal is a brushed finish. The whole rod lifts up to refill...not just one end.
1731142
The inside of the shaft is flat. The outside of the shaft has one ridge, presumably to help wind the thread.
2044449
I cannot tell whether the hairs are split but I highly recommend this broom. I can vacuum a spot on the floor and immediately sweep with this broom which picks up more debris and dirt. It is the most effective cleaning tool I own. Worth every penny.
779531
I'm not really sure. We have several of these bars at our gym and we've never had a problem with them splitting.
655795
The shaft is similar to a golf club. If you think a nine-iron is strong enough, it's strong...
1627585
Polymer shaft... Shock absorbing and very durable... I have a good deal of experience with both tools and "tools for war"... This axe is relatively well balanced and has a well executed design for both cutting and piercing... If this were made in America it would be in the high $200 range... And just to let you know,,, Military Combat Knives do break!!!
1237927
The shaft is right at a half of a inch, there is a few with longer shaft's. This one worked for me.
1201165
It splits into 3 pcs. The middle piece goes into the bracket and the other two sit outside the bracket while one single bolt goes through everything keeping it together.
232780
Hard woods are mostly what I have and most is easily split. Once in a while I have to shift the log to try another spot to split On occasion I have a very knotty or large (larger than recommended) diameter or heavily branched piece that does not split on the first try or two. I notch them about 3 inches deep with a chain saw & then they split too. The only pieces I have not been able to split are the rooty stump parts of hard wood. I like this splitter. I would buy it again. I go through about 3 cords a year which I cut, split & stack myself.
1957428
I'm not sure on an exact metric or setting of shaft flex, but it is a very flexible shaft, more flexible than others. It does make it easier to hit, but naturally takes away about 20 yds of your max distance
1694670
I don't know what that means. Flex is a matter of feel, all I can say is they're more flexible than steel shaft (obviously) and I love them.
26082
No, It is just a straight shaft. It would be pretty easy to rig up something I think.
1009383
Technically this axe isn't a splitter, it's a chopping axe. Get the Fiskers splitter.
1338636
331/2 end to end. the broad head is a glue fit so you would need to use a heat gun to loosen and remove before cutting the shaft. then it can be reinstalled with hot melt glue.