Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: will tool work on smaller clamps  12.3 mm?
Document: This tool worked great even though I did not know if it would work with the sharkbite 1&#34; clamps I was using. It was only rated by the manufacturer for one brand of 1&#34; clamps, but it worked out great. Thanks
The tool works well. No leaks on my first attempts to use it. I'm glad I did not pay multiple times more for a similar tool. But this tool - or any comparable for that matter - will not work in cramped areas. I bought it to repair my RV plumbing around the water pump and water heater. Unfortunately, I can't get the tool in position to use on most of the connections even though all of the original connections use the same Pex crimp clamps.
These work great, this is my 1st time using pex, installed 30 of the clamps and no leaks. Great product. They do take a lot of effort to use, especially at the beginning of the squeeze, so in certain positions they can be a slight challenge. Any construction person should have no trouble, but certain less physical types should be prepared to ask for help from a strong person.
First thing I did was calibrate it in accordance with the supplied instructions. I used this tool to crimp every PEX fitting (3/4&#34; and 1/2&#34;) in my house. Not one single leak. I had a few connections in tight spaces, but was able to get this tool in place to do it.
Great clamp tool, used to secure 8 clamps with no leaks. High quality and durability for a cheaper price. Works well with the watts P-572 clamps
I don't know why all the other crimp tools are so expensive. This one works great, seems solidly built, and crimps with some ease. You need some muscles to use this tool but I am guessing they are all like this? I did 10 clamps with this tool and not one leaked. Highly recomend
For working with all types of PEX flexible line there is no replacement for this crimping tool. It was adjusted to go right out of the box and by the end of the day my first job was completed. I used this for crimping stainless clamps because all the PEX was installed underground and in direct contact with soil. Just what I needed too do the job.
I have only made three crimps so far but this tool does the job. You better have strong arms because this takes some effort. I didn't need cheater pipes on the handles but it might be needed in some cases. Also, this might not work in a cramped space.
We replaced all the plumbing in my house using this tool. I used a combination of 3/4" and 1/2" pex and this tool works for both sizes. Take the time to place the cinch ring straight and correctly and it's probably fool proof. I had not one single leak at any pex connection. This requires a bit of muscle but there's no guesswork as to when the ring is correctly cinched because the tool releases automatically when the seal is achieved.
I read review about these not working well and every clamp they used these on leaked, but other reviewers had good luck, so I decided to try them anyway. Glad I did. They work perfectly!Let's face facts here; most of users of this tool are guys, and guys don't usually read directions. In this case though it is a benefit to read the directions. The directions for this tool guide you through adjusting the tool for optimum performance.
Answer: yes