How tight a weave is it and thickness. I want to protect from fine wood splinters my arm rub against on a steak bed truck.
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Wow. Not sure about splinters. Since it is a stretch material, I believe a splinter would go through. Think of the sleeve as a heavy support hose. They are like thick nylons but more silky. Honestly, I think any stretch material, due to its makeup, would not keep splinters out.
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these are the weight of most athletic spandex gear...i don't think they will protect you enough...they are quite thin...great but not for your purposes...i saw some others that looked heftier Richard...keep looking
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Weave is tight but product is fairly thin. I don't believe it would hold up for your intended use.
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The weave is pretty tight. I've bought many compression sleeves that weren't nearly as good quality wise. Thick, but not uncomfortable
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I would say the weave is pretty tight but also pretty thin. To me I would say these sleeves are the thickness of a dry fit t-shirt my 7th grade son uses them to protect his elbows and knees from rug burns he was getting from artificial turf he is playing football on, they have been great for that but I don't know if they are thick enough or would stand up to what you are talking about
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The weave is pretty tight, and thickness wise, pretty thin. I wear it for softball
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not too thick...maybe 1/8" thickest: it has a couple of adjustments for thickness. The thinnest is VERY thin.
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Hi, Below is the description that we upload to Amazon. They combine merchant data to create a "best possible" listing, but it doesn't always work the way it should. - - Weave rope around cleat arms, no knots needed. Great for fender lines, trailer covers and utility lines. Fits line up to 1/2".
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I took parachute cord and done a web weaver using the rope handle on the inside and it seemed to tighting up the drum. next if needed I will use wet rawhide to replace the rope handles and when it drys it will shrink and tighting real good.
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it is pretty thick. i believe you would like it, as for preventing carpal tunnel, i really don't know, sorry. i know i like mine. best of luck, hope this might help. ty!
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I've been able to cut through a 2x3 on it's side, and all 2x4 and 2x6 cedar/fir. Just feel the resistance of the wood and take er slow!
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I would use the cheesecloth, it's a finer weave, thinner and will probably to a better job for you.
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I haven't found it too thick. If anything it might makes things a little more slippery against leather seats. But if a car seat is fastened to it proper tension it shouldn't slide around. I suppose if the car seat were not fastened properly I could see the car seat sliding around more easily.
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Its about the thickness of a sheet and it does not come off the bed because it is a slip on. That was the only struggle Ive had with it. As far as protection, Ive had no problems with bed bugs or any thing else.
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im away from actually looking at it so i cant be specific. probably not that thick but getting there. if your doing a lot of slicing as it sounds like you are you probably should buy it, you will be happy with it.
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Not very thick...maybe about 1/8" or so. It is usable on both sides as well as both edges for a total of 4 usable cutting surfaces as the blades don't run down the center of the mat.
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Close to 1/4" thick ... It works well ... without saying don't drop it ... it will crack but not shatter ...
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Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to go this route.Good luck with your purchase and please feel free to contact me any time you need help or just to say hi.Have a great night and I hope I've been helpful.NamasteDennis Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to... » Read More Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to go this route.Good luck with your purchase and please feel free to contact me any time you need help or just to say hi.Have a great night and I hope I've been helpful.NamasteDennis « Show Less
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I work in a warehouse freezer stacking 50-100lbs empty wood pallets. I haven't gotten any splinters with these on. There is no impact resistance in them, so for stacking wood they will work great, but unless your wearing like a medieval armor gauntlet, I don't think your gonna find a glove that will protect you from dropping 70lbs of anything on your hand.
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i have to raise hieght of saw for claerence. which is not a problem as that the saw blade should be set to 1/8 past thickness of material working with. thin material great,thick not so good.i really do like working with this tool,
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I'd say the grommets are about every 3 feet or so. And IMO it can't be cut without it coming apart. It is a weave.
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Pretty thin. Maybe like an 1/8". Worked super well on a sub box I built. When two cut edges meet I was able to "fluff" the fabric there to cover the seam