Can these accept pick and chisel tines?
65213
I purchased one and it did not work. That was in Dec. weather has been bad I
65214
Sorry I did not finish. Louisiana was bad and it would not work when I tried. It was replaced but again in 97 degree weather I have not tried it. Looks good. Good company. I have a blower, weed eater and tiller. Sorry C J
65215
This thing is okay for around your flower or vegetable beds.It is quite powerfull for it's size. Greenworks doesn't supply those tines. If you have a set and you make them fit, you probably will be able to use them. Be prepared for some bouncing though.
65216
This thing is okay for around your flower or vegetable beds. It is quite powerfull for it's size. Greenworks doesn't supply those tines. If you have a set and you make them fit, you probably will be able to use them. Be prepared for some bouncing though.
1856376
I would not recommend trying that. Definitely not the ideal tool for that job, as these are really made with wood in mind.
1124493
Medium thickness yes. If they are smaller than a normal pick size it may be difficult.
1776120
Yes, about that. I threw them in the bottom drawer of my tool box. Don't know what I'll use them for. They are very thin material.
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
346733
I've been happy with the premium (japanese) mortise chisels from lee valley. You can probably use any brand successfully if you have enough time to re-hone the chisels.
1591273
It can use chisel bits. But this model uses a smaller size than many machines. Depending on what you need to chisel, you might want a bigger unit.
417669
Please be advised, these tiles are made of Tin so you will need Tin snips to cut them.
1530340
They might, I'm not sure they are sharp enough for that, you might need a mallot to force them through and you still might have issues with breakage because of the fine detailed points and indentations on most of the shapes
1054982
I would assume so. They are pretty thin, so any ordinary scissors should work! They are thin enough you could roll them up and put a rubber band around them. They are not very thick.
2065641
these are plastic, so yes, they can be cut to fit. You just have to do two to match because these sit side by side to make one piece.
1129140
Since they are steel and not ceramic and don't have serrated edges, I don't see why not.
2099512
No. they are much to big. They are designed to be used in a Mortising machine. The machine is like a drill press with a special socket the chisel portion fits into so that it remains stationary, or not spinning. The drill bit spins inside the chisel and the hole is squared as the lever is pulled and the bit plunges into the material.
129825
I don't see why not. they are flexible and with a heavy scissors could be cut to a smaller size. I have not tried it but I think that would work, as they are not shaped on edges just flat.
1201516
Yes, but not so much as to be problematic. They will flex and are great for scraping. They're yielding, but not wimpy.
669342
Yes. And you had better use carefully. Some of them were broken already (thin bits).
1857496
Yes they can. You need to keep the bit wet to prevent chipping on the pot and it will also add life to the bit.