does the shaft at the center of the bobbin have a screw finish, not a flat shaft?
1731142
The inside of the shaft is flat. The outside of the shaft has one ridge, presumably to help wind the thread.
1731143
I am not sure what your asking, but I think it is that the bobbin is slightly curved on the bottom not flat as the casing it goes into is curved for it to fit into.
1731144
Discarded bobbins. They did not fit my Viking 120 sewing machine. Can't answer question. N. wilson
2046951
Yes it does! There are two slots on the back plate, a larger hole at the bottom to accommodate a screw head and a slot to accommodate the screw shank. You'll figure it out.
464438
I do not believe that the shaft is drilled or tapped. I think I would have noticed it if it was.
16116
The one I have had threads and screwed directly into a telescoping handle I had from another brush (but different mfg). The shaft on the handle is very slim and does not hang up on the brush inlet.
1504848
i don't know, as i don't have one. i can say that all the presses i've used so far have a standardized thread, and the dies have swapped out no problem in all of them.
895540
I'm not sure John... I do know it needs to be a straight shaft. Mine is a Stihl machine.
1531823
There is no split shaft or flat shaft, There is a Round Type Shaft, or D Type Shaft, also determine whether it is the long type shaft or short type shaft. You will have to remove the old motor to determine your type. Motors are readily available which ever type. Thanks.
1918852
On close inspection, I see what I believe to be a black nylon bushing through which, the shaft protrudes. I love this product, we bought this in December 2011 and use it all the time. It is a big powerful tool that does the job it is designed for quickly and well.
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Nope, it's a blade / flat "micro-sized." In the image of the item look at the upper right portion. That curved bit ends in a small vertical piece. That's the "micro-sized" flat screw driver. It's probably a sixteenth of an inch wide.
743126
It has a right hand thread. Worked fine on the right side of my furnace motor with a buffing wheel.
1118487
As stated by MLEC, the blade does have a round in the center for the shaft. That is just, one, bad photo. I have ordered many from Amazon. The other holes at both ends are just wear indicators. The newer hardened blades are the bomb.
1698220
Yes ,but I don't remember the name . It is a spindle with a special end that holds the blade in place .
1579410
The company web sit may have that info. Meantime, flatten it in vise and maybe use a washer over it. A local machine shop would make a better one for a couple bucks
69951
You are correct, the one I got had a round smooth inside knob although the box content list indicated it had both but didn't. That's all I can tell you
1118489
The one I received does have a round hole and it has locking spacers that fit over the blade to lock it in place on the motor shaft.
1126729
It is the screw on type, threaded with circular washer on center shaft. It is not the one with sort of clip in type. I use this on a Home Depot brand Pressure Washer. Hope this helps.
1594727
from the item description: "Included Components bare-tool".Certain models has only the tightening screw and 2 washers. I believe this one is like that. Not even the triangle part shown in the picture.