Hot sale good quality 5″ Forehand Round-Jaw Locking Pliers panama Importers
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■Model Number: RL-DLQ001
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■Material: A3# steel (Q235) or 45# steel
■Size: 5”
■Surface Treatment: Nickel-plated, Zinc-plated, Black Oxide, Electrophoresis
■Heat Treatment: Optional
■Package: Blister Card, Suction Card, Tie Card, Double Blister Card
■OEM: Acceptable
■HS Code: 8203200000
■Samples: For FREE
■Delivery Time: Always 30 working days depending on the order quantity
■Packing: By standard cartons
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■Mainly used for clamping parts to rivet, weld, grind and so on, which is characterized by the powerful clamp force produced by the jaw. It can lock tight so that the parts won’t fetch away. Besides, jaws have a lot of levels to adjust for the use of different thickness of parts, and it also can be used as a wrench.
■Flexible using, long life and good tenacity.
■The screw tuning button can give the best clamp size easily.
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An Easy fix for Security Cameras that cut-out or have a poor picture at times. This pertains to All Security Systems that use BNC connectors.
Update: You may also have to tighten the connectors on the back of the DVR, as well. Read on..
A tip of the hat to CHUCK PAV for this additional comment:
Another fix that I have run across is for the power connection. Using Stanley crimping pliers (the one with the prong to crimp a butt connector) take the male end of the power cable (the one that plugs into the camera) about 1/3 of the way from the outer end and put a SMALL (small) dimple on the metal jacket of the connector. This will tighten the inner barrel for the center pin and also make the outer jacket oval for a better connection as well.
The AR-15 is the most common rifle in the U.S.A. It is a semi-automatic rifle modeled after the military’s automatic M16. The rifle is modular and can be customized with many different accessories. In this video, I discuss the full assembly of an AR-15 from individual parts.
1-1 Magazine Catch [01:30]
1-2 Bolt Catch [03:10]
1-3 Pivot Pin [05:27]
1-4 Safety Selector and Pistol Grip [07:12]
1-5 Trigger and Hammer [09:09]
1-6 Trigger Guard [14:14]
1-7 Buffer Tube and Take Down Pin [16:51]
1-8 Lubrication and Testing [22:24]
2-1 Ejection Port Cover [24:05]
2-2 Forward Assist [26:04]
2-3 Barrel, Gas Block, and Handguard [27:54]
2-4 Flash Suppressor [40:49]
2-5 Bolt Carrier Group [42:10]
2-6 Charging Handle [50:50]
2-7 Lubrication and Testing [52:40]
2-8 Headspace Check [55:35]
3 Live Fire Testing [01:01:57]
Here is a list of everything you need to build an AR-15
Tools:
1. Vise
2. AR-15 Lower Receiver Vise Block
3. Small Hammer
4. Set of Roll Pin Punches
5. Screwdriver
6. AR-15 Barrel Wrench
7. Set of Allen Wrenches (ie Hex Wrenches)
8. Gun Oil
9. Pivot Pin Installation Tool
10. Torque Wrench
11. Razor Blade
12. AR-15 Upper Receiver Vise Block
13. Snap Ring Pliers (Not covered in video. Only needed for certain types of handguards.)
14. 5.56 NATO / .223 Headspace Gauge
15. Clamp or Vise with rubber guards (for headspace checking)
Optional Tools (not required, but they make the job easier):
16. Drill (if you desire to dimple barrel)
17. Blue Loctite
18. Dummy Cartridge
19. Brush and Rag for Cleaning
20. Needle Nose Pliers
21. Empty 5.56/.223 Shell Casing
22. Torque Screwdriver
23. Air Compressor
24. Pencil
25. Center Punch (if you desire to dimple castle nut)
26. Tape
27. Wood Block
28. Rubber Mallet
Parts:
1. Stripped Lower Receiver
a. Purchase from Gun Store or FFL
b. Depending on state laws, purchase from a private seller.
c. Make your own. (Using a drill press, 3D printer, milling machine, etc.)
2. Lower Parts Kit
a. Includes: Magazine Catch Button, Magazine Catch, Magazine Catch Spring, Bolt Catch, Bolt Catch Plunger, Bolt Catch Roll Pin, Bolt Catch Spring, Pivot Pin, Detent x 2, Detent Spring x2, Takedown Pin, Safety Selector, Selector Detent, Selector Spring, Trigger Guard, Roll Pin, Buffer Catch, Buffer Catch Spring
b. Some LPKs do not include a trigger group
i. Trigger, Trigger Spring, Hammer, Hammer Spring, Disconnector, Disconnector Spring, Hammer and Trigger Pins
c. Some LPKs do not include a pistol grip
i. Pistol Grip, Grip Screw
3. Trigger/Hammer Group (if not included in LPK)
4. Pistol Grip (if not included in LPK)
5. Buffer Tube Kit
a. Buffer Tube
i. If making an AR-15 Pistol, use a pistol tube instead.
b. Nut
c. Buffer Spring
d. Receiver end plate
e. Castle Nut
f. Buffer
i. Various Weights: H1, H2, or H3
6. Buttstock
a. Illegal on an AR-15 Pistol (must use pistol tube)
7. Barrel and Barrel Nut
8. Handguard
a. Sometimes includes a special barrel nut.
9. Gas Block Kit
a. Gas Tube
b. Gas Block
c. Gas Tube Pin
10. Flash Hider/Muzzle Brake and Crush Washer
11. Stripped Upper Receiver
12. Ejection Port Cover Kit
a. Ejection Port Cover
b. Hinge Pin
c. Hinge Pin Snap
d. Hinge Spring
13. Forward Assist Kit
a. Forward Assist (with pre installs Pawl)
b. Forward Assist Retainer Pin
c. Forward Assist Spring
14. Bolt Carrier Group
a. Bolt
i. Extractor Pin, Extractor with Spring, and Bolt
b. Carrier
i. Carrier, Cam Pin, and Retaining Pin
c. Firing pin
15. Charging Handle
a. with spring, latch, and roll pin if purchased separately.
16. Magazines
a. Variety of sizes: 10, 20, 30, etc…
17. Sights/Optics
