At packing List on page 6 under
https://sme.co.uk/audio/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/2016/12/SME-series-v-instructions.pdf
I read the naming "Hexagon Wrench" with follow sizes:
0,89 A/F
1/16" A/F
2 A/F
5 A/F
two of this are in usual screwdriver outline as to see in the images under
Anyone help me out with this SME tool - 2 Channel - HiFi WigWam
and
SME Series V Ball End Innensechskantschlussel BRANDNEU KMU Teil | eBay
so as in the attachment
and this two sizes I want to order.
After entering this in the google search field only these suggestions appear
https://www.audio-occasion.qc.ca/pdf/manuels/Sme309_ang.pdf
http://manuals.audiomania.ru/data/sme_series_iv.pdf
https://sme.co.uk/audio/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/2016/12/SME-series-v-instructions.pdf
Thus follow questions rises up:
1) What are the common colloquial terms for this tools in the English language ?
2) Which of the four different sizes are in the screwdriver outline ?
If I know this, I will find a lot of offers by google search - so I think.
https://sme.co.uk/audio/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/2016/12/SME-series-v-instructions.pdf
I read the naming "Hexagon Wrench" with follow sizes:
0,89 A/F
1/16" A/F
2 A/F
5 A/F
two of this are in usual screwdriver outline as to see in the images under
Anyone help me out with this SME tool - 2 Channel - HiFi WigWam
and
SME Series V Ball End Innensechskantschlussel BRANDNEU KMU Teil | eBay
so as in the attachment
and this two sizes I want to order.
After entering this in the google search field only these suggestions appear
https://www.audio-occasion.qc.ca/pdf/manuels/Sme309_ang.pdf
http://manuals.audiomania.ru/data/sme_series_iv.pdf
https://sme.co.uk/audio/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/2016/12/SME-series-v-instructions.pdf
Thus follow questions rises up:
1) What are the common colloquial terms for this tools in the English language ?
2) Which of the four different sizes are in the screwdriver outline ?
If I know this, I will find a lot of offers by google search - so I think.
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You can find these at mcmaster.com listed as "ball end screwdrivers" under the main listing of " hex keys". The single digit sizes are likely millimeter.
They are all ball headed Allen keys with handles according to SME.
Ball end hex screwdriver tends to work for search. Or buy the toolkit from an SME distributor. Its a mega expensive tonearm so why be tight to save €4?
Ball end hex screwdriver tends to work for search. Or buy the toolkit from an SME distributor. Its a mega expensive tonearm so why be tight to save €4?
good advices - thank you. A/F means "across flats"
2mm and 5mm are easy to find
WIHA 07650: ESD Schraubendreher Precision, Sechskant-Kugelkopf, 2,0 mm bei reichelt elektronik
WIHA 367-50: Schraubendreher SoftFinish(R), Sechskant-Kugelkopf, 5,0 mm bei reichelt elektronik
but 0,89 mm seems to be custom made - thus it is indeed better to order a SME tool kit.
But the German distribution has changed - go to
Vertriebswechsel noch vor der HIGH END: SME und Goldring
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ah the .89 is the one for the arm rest. It's a pain to adjust even with the right tool. I avoid that wherever possible.
The premium brand of angled ball end hex driver sold in the US is the bondhus. Come in sets, both metric & inch. A reputable supplier is Grainger. A 1 mm tool could be ground down to .89 mm. Use safety glases.
Hello tiefbass,
The 0,89mm size is not custom made.
It is a standard size here in the USA, .035"
WIHA sells them with a 4mm shank.
Sincerely,
Ralf
Rega use the same wrench. Probably the armlift mechanism is generic and used on many tonearms. I bought a set a while ago and they are available.
https://shopee.com.my/PB-SWISS-PB21...astic-Holder-(0.71-2mm)-i.48939069.1943928605