Is there a specific type of pliers that will fit, or at least a specific size? What type or specific model fits? Any recommendations?
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The bag has a pliers holder with a build in "keeper" clip In it, I have used a normal 8 in pliers with no issue. I would say unless you are going for extremes any normal "hand sized" fishing pliers will fit just fine.
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The sheath is tapered for a Needle Nose type Pliers or just about any Fishing pliers which are basically needle nose pliers with thing like fish hook removers, crimpers, cutters, and so on. I have used 6" & 8" both regular needle nose & Fishing Pliers and both fit great. It's pretty universal I think whatever you choose will work unless its a pipe wrench or channel locks.
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Hello, the Amazon site listing of compatible models is not complete. From Dremel's site, see below *FITS TOOL MODEL: 275, 285, 395, 398; 100, 200, 300 and 400 Series; 3000, 4000, 4200, 8200, 8220 * Model Number:335-01 Youtube has very helpful Dremel Videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFIE62O5a9U
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I'm not 100 % sure and I also wasn't sure if it would fit my tool either when I bought it but looking at the cut outs on the blade, I just went with it . It looked like it would fit most multitools on the market. I'd with them and give it a try. I don't think their very expensive but they did work well for me.
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It depends on the case; with mine, it didn't quite fit in the opening, I had to cut the opening a little bigger (about 1mm on each end) with a Dremel.
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I does fit but , the whole for the open pliers is tight and gets stuck. I would pass on this and get a good leather one .
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I had to use pliers, but it did come off eventually. Just keep trying, I guess.
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Best way is go on line and look up tool you need and see what model they cover. You will find a lot of them listed. The one i used worked great.
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If you're referring to what size hose or whatnot it's roughly 3/4 of an inch maybe slightly smaller. I don't have mine with me. I use them daily as a mechanic and they've held up very well. I highly recommend these pliers!!!
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That is a standard design circlip... any well stocked hardware store will have one... Take the pin with you and they will be able to fit up the correct size easily. The other pin near it has the same clip... BTW, You will need a set of properly sized circlip pliers to install it.... An E-clip would also work, and would install easier, since regular or needle-nose pliers will slip an e-clip into place!
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Jeannine: You can use either open-ended or closed 1/2" and 9/16" wrenches. These are very common sizes and maybe if you don't have any tools someone will let you borrow them. Good Luck and enjoy!
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Simple wire cutters should be sufficient. If they are sharp, they won't flatten the cable - the cable is thin enough to not be a problem. I would not use the "cutters" on pliers or on a leatherman multi tool or similar - normal but sharp wire cutters will do fine.
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A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash, but it is possible to do. A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash,... » Read More A paper clip or tool that will fit in the small hole will work but must be long enough--at least 1/2" or so. One must push very hard to depress the plastic clip inside. I used a large paper clip that I bent one side of out straight but it was hurting my hand badly so I gripped it with pliers to enable me to use enough force. To make it even more difficult. one needs to pull out the small battery tray by the tab simultaneous with pushing VERY hard with the paper clip or other small gauge tool. Really lousy design that will probably cause many to give up and throw the thing in the trash, but it is possible to do. « Show Less
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Very small loops - maybe 3mm. I am not happy with this tool at all. Loops are too small for my needs. About 1/3 of the time, it doesn't cut the wire. Also, the loop is not completely closed so you still have to use pliers. I am much happier with my 'groovy' pliers from Wolf Tools - one jaw is round and one is like chain plier except with 3 grooves to make 3 different sizes of loops.
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A bit late but maybe it would help someone else...some pliers like this Stanley Proto J253G Proto 9-1/2-Inch Soft Jaw Cannon Plug Pliers would work better for that application.
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Try a pair of channel locks.. I've got arthritis and keep a pair in my kitchen for opening all kinds of lids, drinks, etc. channel locks are a tool that's similar to adjustable pliers but longer handles and much better leverage.. Amazons probably got them... A must for old guys like me.
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Almost any blade will fit. The Bosch ones definitely do, you can get them at Home Depot. Harbor Freight also sells a wide range of attachments. Lowe's sells Dremel, those will probably fit but you may need to buy an adapter ring.
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I just had an old wooden handle with a screw tip and it fit. Looks to me that any standard handle will work.