Can you please explain how the clips work on the large unit. What are the clips attached to? Is there enough of an edge all around to drill through?
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Hi - the 4 clips are secured with screws to the wall. The AC Cover is pressed against the wall and the clips are turned 90 degrees to engage the lip on the perimeter of the AC Cover. This holds it tightly in place and keeps the rubber gasket sealed tight against the wall. Thanks! Mark - Battic Door Energy
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Have not attached my yet but there is not enough of an edge to drill through. The clips are anchored just outside the edge of the cover using screws. You can install the anchors in wood or drywall. Then to secure cover you just turn the clip so it holds it in place. I'm going to anchor mine right to the molding I have around my air conditioner. Be advised if unit is bought from Drillspot.com through Amazon that they may ship if from another vendor. My first one came cracked and part of the edge broken off. They re-shipped a new one but said if that one came broken then they would refund my money. Luckily the second one arrived unharmed. It comes in a very weak box. Have not attached my yet but there is not enough of an edge to drill through. The clips are anchored just outside the edge of the cover using screws. You can install the anchors in wood or drywall. Then to secure cover you just turn the clip so it holds it in place. I'm going to anchor mine right to the molding I have around my air conditioner. Be advised if unit is bought from Drillspot.com through Amazon that they may ship if from another vendor. My first one came cracked and part of the edge broken off. They re-shipped a new one but said if that one came broken then they would refund my... » Read More Have not attached my yet but there is not enough of an edge to drill through. The clips are anchored just outside the edge of the cover using screws. You can install the anchors in wood or drywall. Then to secure cover you just turn the clip so it holds it in place. I'm going to anchor mine right to the molding I have around my air conditioner. Be advised if unit is bought from Drillspot.com through Amazon that they may ship if from another vendor. My first one came cracked and part of the edge broken off. They re-shipped a new one but said if that one came broken then they would refund my money. Luckily the second one arrived unharmed. It comes in a very weak box. « Show Less
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see the large bars on the left of the picture? The extension just slides right over them - no screws or anything... I am very pleased with mine. The extension in 1 piece too!
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You are correct. There are no clip mounting holes on the pivot end. This is however an amazing knife for the price. Super solid in the hand.
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You do have to unscrew the four clips - tricky because they are at a 90 degree angle. The the insert block will pop out. A short chunky Phillips head screwdriver would be perfect.
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There is interlocking hardware embedded or preinstalled within each panel, so I don't believe additional clips are needed. I placed three of these 2 high panels side by side with a railing cap on top/bottom. Turned out great....Hope this helps.
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I don't have this model so I don't know what kind of clips you have. I'd try emailing the manufacturer or the seller.
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i really don't know.i was really pleased with the purchase. (ie price and service 0 i never opened the box. the undermount unit was installed with a granate countertop. i assume the installers had all that was needed for the project. if clips are an issue i suggest asking the seller or blanco.hope you are as satisfied with yours as i am with mine
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There is only 2 clips, one on each side. The handle is attached to a lid that opens . It is exactly like a tool box on the top. Open the lid and there is a tray and more storage under it. There are two plastic storage trays on the top of the lid
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When I assembled mine all the holes were where they were supposed to be and the respective bolts fit through the respective holes perfectly as per directions /pictures . Seemed quite straight forward ... no extra parts left over no extra holes . Thing been holding together quite well with almost daily hauling of forest products / fencing supplies /tools . Perhaps you could further clarify your question .
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None of the ones I have have holes for mounting the clip on the other side. I hope that helps.
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There's two tension clips that I mounted to the underside of my workbench that the power strip clicked into. Be warned, if you accidentally pull too hard on a cord plugged into the strip, it will pull it out of the clips.
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There was no guide however the mounting clips are tricky and not usual they pull apart before you can hook them up try to experiment..should have come with a diagram on the clip installation...
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I have the pivoting clips attached to loops (Occidental, available at Amazon). I thread my tool belt through the loops. This is a better setup because the loops can be moved to the best position on the belt, unlike fixed anchor points.
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The black clips help you move the guide away from the cut line and then the blade should cut at the right place. If you look at the Rockwell saw this is usually paired with, the blade is not in the center of the base. There is a long tab and a short tab on the clip and you use the one based on which way you are going to cut. Once you have the guide clamped in place, the clips swing out of the way. It is not perfect, but once you get used to using the guides they are helpful.
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You should cut two different holes, on one side use the template provided (about 12x9 inch irregular shape) plus mounting holes, on the other side about 8 inch round hole. If you buy the unit, it will be apparent.
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There are no clips with this device. This is the tool head used to twist-install the clips onto the grid. The picture shows a long-handled tool but you'll only receive the tool head...you'll have to provide some kind of handle yourself (like a threaded broom stick or threaded paint roller extension handle)
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No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull down sprayer for 130 for a total 300 plus piping. Instead of 700. No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull... » Read More No, the hole or rough opening is a quarter inch smaller than the 22 x 33 or 21.5 x 32.5 You can cut away the side walls and make it work. You will find the channels for houdy style clips attached to the under the surrounding flange. If you don't use the side attachment points and just use the front and back then cutting 2.25 inches in from the 22 inch flange front and back and .75 depth, it will hide very well. To use the clips cut probably 2 inches depth to allow a flat screw driver to get to clip or a 90 degree type screw driver. I like this sink for the price. Put a fantastic Kohler pull down sprayer for 130 for a total 300 plus piping. Instead of 700. « Show Less