I have big hands; are these Micro, Mini, or Regular sized tools?
1751519
They would qualify as regular sized jewelry tools, but probably small as regular tools. As a basis for comparison, the needle-nose measure 4-3/4". All appear to be the same size as sold in most beading stores.
1319255
A small is for a wrist size from 5-6 inches, so that's what you need. They're magnificent gloves; they do more than what they're advertised they do.
1821557
I don't know the exact size but it's a micro phillips head. I believe they call it a "precision" tool. I had to go to a couple different hardware stores to find one that worked.
436657
They are oblong, about 1/4" by 1/2", or roughly the size of a pinkie fingernail. Hope that helps.
1004826
They are about 1 1/2 " in size and is a pain to use. I have many attachments this one left me cold. Gave it to my sister for her birthday.
1205128
No, these are too big for a dremel tool... they're made to be used with a regular drill
320041
The smallest size for this tool is 5/16" you can get it herehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003AO637M?pc_redir=1400320748&robot;_redir=1
1744621
Not micro, regular size, about 2 and a half inches by 4 inches. hope this helps
2265280
I have no idea. The extra tools that I tried were advertised as small and they were VERY small and not useful.
1845240
They are standard thickness grip panels they are NOT the thin grips. I can put a micrometer to them in various places if you would like that kind of information. I have hands that require xxl gloves and they actually feel a little thinner than normal panels but they are not. I think that's because of a number of factors, the material, the pattern and the large scoop allowing dramatically easier access to the magazine release.
442982
I bought one of each. to go from standard to micro is on size then standard or micro to nano. they give you a holder so you can cut down a micro to nano. I hope that helps.
1684506
I am not sure what you would classify as mini. The ones I received were approximately 1" in diameter.
1912491
The standard but not sure exactly. It's not a mini. Maybe 10 inches across? It's kind of cheap metal though.
1930004
The smallest is 2.2 mm, the largest is 11.2 mm (approximately). I use them for light duty applications, and so far they have been fine.
70329
They are not the real mini, they are larger than the 2x3 . I had to reorder the real mini ones. 8mm are the larger ones.
1449276
According to kregtool.com, the micro drill has a 19/64" outer diameter and the point drill is .170" diameter.
2026878
These are 1 3/4 inch...I have been trying to find smaller with no luck, someone told me I had to go to a Chinese specialty store but I don't have one by me.