what is mm of stitch width?
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7 mm I do Have the 9MM also. Please phoneme if you need anthting. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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I don't have anything that measures mm. However, about 3/8's on regular tape measure. Also, not a complete circle. More of a filled in c shape.Hope this helps
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While I cannot answer the exact measurements, they have worked well for repairing the canvas cover for my boat. I have found in the past that the little rivet sets included in these packages are not quite sufficient so I purchase the hand tool to set them and they work fantastic! I really think that is where the difference lies... in the tool you use to set the rivets. By the way the tool comes with snaps included if I recall correctly.
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I measured a strip with my mm ruler and it would be very close to 3mm, only a slight bit more if any!
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2.2x2.2x7.3 is the packaging dimensions. Not the actual size of the bandage. The bandage is 6 inch wide and as long as any other ace bandage in different widths (30 to 36 inches un-stretched)
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I just measured some, and I got an ID of 0.11-0.12" or 2.75-2.9 mm. The stuff is not high-precision and is somewhat flexible, so these numbers are a bit rough.
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The 11" x11" dimensions refer to the outer edge to outer edge. Actual stitching surface is 9 1/2".
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Normally the width of the hand for s, m, l, etc are given in inches somewhere in the width product description.
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What I bought were 12mm X 1.5. Somewhere along the line, their add must've gotten screwed up. When it asks you to choose the thread pitch, it only lists 12 X 1.25 or 12 X 1.5
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You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the... » Read More You should check what thread your plugs are. This kit is for M14 x 1.25 threads. It comes with three different length inserts to accommodate different reach (thread length) plugs. M14 x 1.25 means the outside diameter of the threaded surface is 14mm and the distance from one thread to the next (the pitch) is 1.25 mm. You should be able to Google your plugs and find the thread specs with one of the manufacturers.If you are struggling with this information you are probably out of your depth when it comes to this repair. If you mess it up, you may need a new cylinder head or at the least you will be taking the head to a machine shop for welding and repair. « Show Less
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The kit I have came with inserts that measure just under 10mm, at least on my dial caliper. I needed 12mm length for the project I was doing so I bought the inserts separately. The kit works for various length inserts.
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I do not have my paper to measure, but I am very sure that the measurements of the paper description ARE the dimensions. So if your machine calls for 3 1/8ths then this is it. But pay attention to the LENGTH. When I bought this on Amazon, I had to unroll quite a bit of this and throw it away because my machine didn't close. The tape I use now (from Sams club) is 3 1/8 x 190 OR 3 1/8 by 79.3mmwide (I have a picture of the box on my phone lol). So if you only need 50mm wide - this one is certainly too big.
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They are stamped with the size toward the ball end. One I am looking at is Easy Tunisian Size M-13(9.0 mm) The hook size is compatible to my Boye size N 9.00 mm. Aluminum hook I have. I used this to create a 2 square blanket using a Cathrine wheel stitch. The Boye was too short to hold the loops with the yarn I was using. These hooks made it a breeze to finish it. They were very well finished. No catching of the yarn materials.
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I don't know the conversion from inches to centimetres,but if it's too small,you can always baste strips of fabric around your pattern to make it fit. My daughter used my frame for her cross stitch work with ease.
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I used 3 of these on project boxes and never did make a measurement - I just drew lines on the metal box that were inward from the outside dimension. I cut the metal with a nibbler. Just so the hole is smaller than the outside and wide enough so that the ears will fit through when compressed inward.
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Using a dye kit to figure this out, 5/16-18 is the thread size. The package does not give any dimensions.
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Product Size:Φ90*113mm. threads size:G1/2 female thread.(Interface diameter: 20.5mm).