Bosch with the plunger has a T-wrench. Any chance a T-wrench is included with this one? I can't find it.
51335
I bought one yesterday, didn't buy the combo package with the plunger base, but it did have the T-wrench.
51336
no t wrench. the collet requires TWO wrenches (supplied) to install/uninstall the router bit, one to hold the shaft and one to turn the collett.
51337
I got a T-wrench with mine. I don't use it, though. There is no hole in the mounting plate to insert it. It has a fine adjustment that I use and this is fine.
51338
There is a T-wrench with the 1617evspk which includes fixed & plunge bases.
51339
I've bought three of these, and don't ever recall a T-wrench coming with any of them.
2071997
The proper blade for this is a T-shank blade. I have not tried a straight shank that requires a keeper to slip in the little hole on the jigsaw at the top of the blade. This calls for a T-shank and that's all I've ever used. If you're pricing blades, the DeWalt may be a little pricey so I have stuck with Bosch, they're an excellent blade and work fine. I bought this saw as a bare tool and the nice to have flush cut blade did come with it as well.
426740
Not sure if that exact model requires the wrench. Check online user guides or even Youtube do-it-yourself guides to see if your Kenmore requires the wrench. For my older Kenmore, the wrench made the repair possible and worked great. Saved me a $200 service call!!
357808
All of those attachments came with my Bosch Universal Plus Mixer. I did order a few other things like bowl scraper and I do use that everytime I use the mixer.
1057230
I think this adaptor was included in the accessories but we don't use it. We get all our blades from MultiToolBlades.ca and are very happy with their titanium bi-metal blades for the Bosch.
2036290
Previous posts are correct. It comes with everything you need. I happen to have one of the wrench bits, not sure what its called, but I used a drill and that bit that holds like a six sided shape, it screws it in tight and nothing is moving.
278654
wrench is 5/32" but clearances to use a T-handle are tight depending on how high your router lift goes. You might need the kind with a "ball" end. It only takes a 1/2 turn to loosen and/or tighten so a T-handle doesn't really help. I wouldn't bother. As for the slippage GW describes, I've never had the problem. He may have a worn collett on his router or taking too big of a pass. I use very large 1/2" raised panel bits in oak panels with no problems. Just remember to keep the bit hole free of dust and debris.
925375
They should all be the same T8 wrench. Definitely worth a try. And I didn't experience any of the other issues mentioned by previous buyers either.
1228270
I am trying to learn as much about the BOSCH before buying. What is the diameter of the bowl at the top and bottom? I have a copper insert that might work if the bowl is large enough.
339814
Downstream is accessible with a wrench but I've still used this tool on all four. Just so much easier and no slipping wrench and woundedd knuckles!
334628
The hydraulic tensioner is included in tkt-021. Tkt-001 is the same except it does not include the tensioner. IMHO, why not replace it? The labor is the same either way.
895722
There is a OSCAD1 Adapter included "to allow you to attach the accessory in intermediate positions. Use of adapter will also allow you to use many competitor accessories." Hope this helps in your decision. Bosch tools are the best!
367328
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=HDS181-02
708668
Mine came with the one shown in the picture. I don't use it though, because you have to press down on what you're cutting, and the pusher gets in the way of that. It's easy to cut the end off of your finger (found out the hard way), so be sure use a piece of wood or something that won't damage the blades. A press block properly fitted to the included pusher would be most useful.
493958
Use a denso for sure....avoid the bosch at all costs. you want one listed as upstream. I have a 01 2.7 Taco.
1604655
This one comes with just the tool tray shown in the photos. Sorry do not know the part number for one. I believe that may be one of the boxes in dewalts other line of boxes. I think the t stak II line.
1056041
Unscrew that black piece on the top of the plunger. You have to feed the plunger part up from the bottom to get it in right.