how thick is the twine? If i need to make a hole on a tag, how big of a hole do I need to make?
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Hi Stephanhi - this twine is very "fuzzy", so I would suggest making the hole 1/4". I bought it to put around the top of a jelly jar, but didn't like the quality - very rough - so I ended up using it in the garden instead. I also thought it was expensive for the amount.
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It is probably 2 mm thick.You should be able to mount the laminated map easily. I have mounted wooden photo frames using these tapes.I am not sure if you can press the tape to thin out.
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They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty good and you can run a bolt thru the middle holes for rigidity. Good luck! They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty... » Read More They are 5/16" thick. Distance btwn holes is 5 3/8" to the 1st, 7' to the 2nd , 8 7/16" to the third. They have 1/2" holes that you may have to open up to 9/16". BTW, Advanced Auto carries these, although they did come fast. Hope this helps.Just read RM's post, disregard what this guy says! No shackle would give you more than a couple inches max! These are well over 10 inches long, not 8! If you have 9/16" or 14MM bolts in there now, you have to use them or get new ones, you can't go smaller and use the bolts provided(1/2") These are plenty good and you can run a bolt thru the middle holes for rigidity. Good luck! « Show Less
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Hi Girard, That is hard to say because the thickness would not register on any ruler or measuring tape. But this is one of the thickest vinyl sheets/fabrics available. It can been sewn with a very heavy gauge needle or there are special adhesives which can joins seams. I used it to make an activity pad for my grand-nephew.
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I stood up from my chair, found a measuring tape, and took TIME out of my busy day to check this for you. It's exactly 1/16th of an inch in thickness. aka it was too big for my doorway, so i use it on my folding closet instead.Hope this helped. ;)
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about an eighth inch. I believe # 8 is, 8 squares per inch which would make each hole the thickness of the wire smaller than 1/8 th inch
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1/8" holes were in my tags, and they were perfect. I think a 1/4" might work, but I'm not sure if that would be too big for these sized plastic tabs.
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While you can pierce/punch a hole in a hang tag before placing on a garment/item, I'd say 2mm is the minimum but no more than the width of the hanger ends. One could invert the end and put thru the tag. (security talking here). I learned to place the tag behind the item I was piercing, like fabric and the gun went thru the tag as well. Also, like all guns of this nature, the needle point is SHARP! And...it's the best one I've used. I got a cheaper one from China on eBay before this one, it worked for awhile and a plastic piece broke inside. This AVERY is STRONG! No breaking this one! Well worth the $ and effort to buy it. I think it came with extra needles too, which wear out from piercing after MANY MANY uses. Also, any hanger works, so my left overs from the cheap one worked with the AVERY too! BONUS! Good gun overall.
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Hello: Pls Check out the actual Authentic Knitting Board website for more information and selections of many boards ( including another 28" board. http://www.knittingboard.com/Knitting_Boards_s/1.htm The following info is from their site. Each board has 84 pins for 84 double stitches. You can use them all or just a few depending on your project. The maximum knitting width of this board is aprox 30"-45" depending on the yarn and spacersbeing used. (I have 4 of their looms that I enjoy using! happy looming! )
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1/16" thick. If you have adhesion problems just warm and re roll/press with a heat gun to finish and really bond.
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I don't know how thick of a leg you can make. I made a leg that was 2x2x32 and had no problem. My guess would be your table saw would be the limiting factor. For safety sake, no matter what size leg I would recommend using the gripper, also a product made by Microdial. I stated the largest leg I have made is a 2x2x32 and the smallest was a 1 5/8x1 5/8x14. I would not have a problem larger or smaller if the need should arise. I'm retired and work with wood as a hobby, If you have any further questions feel to send your questions to me. George Evans
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I use the 23 Gauge on Knotty Alder which is just a little harder than pine and its works exceptional! Haven't had the chance to use it on anything harder yet but i do plan on it and would expect it to work just as well.
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It is a tube, about an inch and a half wide. When you lay it out it would be a thickness of a dime. When you crochet it it is very bulky and soft .
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Ok; answering my own question but posting as a response to another... 3/8" thick.
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Yes, it's like a heavy thread, and I haven't used it yet because it wasn't what I needed. I was looking for a heavier twine. It should fuse well though.
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Hi,I just used the regular merchandise tags with the tiny holes. I don't have the exact measurement of the hole size but it's not as large as some of the others I've seen on other tags. It fit perfectly.
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I think you could probably use red emboidery thread for it...and a big, heavy duty needle. Go to a craft store and look at their selection. I'm sure you will find something you like. Good luck! :)