is it strong enough to hold the thread while your're working? like for adults?
826803
It is a slight struggle to get it started, but once you get a few braids together, it holds good.
826804
Yes it is. My daughter used this until she was 17 and was able to do different intricate designs with no problems.
321072
The clips are strong but not stronger than a good clothespin. I use mine in an outdoor situation for I hang items that I am selling at different events. No one has had any problems releasing the item that they want to buy or asked me for help. Hope this helps ibn your decision for it is a great little item. I own five now and am going to buy more.
1054305
Really depends on usage. I use it for smaller, tight to get to projects. Overall, if used for its intended purposes, it should serve you well for quite a while.
1818908
Way more than strong enough. The problem I had was that they shorted me something like 8 inches so I couldn't use it for my application. Keep in mind that it will stretch when stressed. I used it to pull 250 lbs and at 25 feet it stretched several inches. For a couple of feet and with multiple strands stretching won't be an issue.
844060
Yes...it holds well...just the right amount of resistance for me. Its secure, but much easier than messing with any kind of clasp or strap.
1020090
No, this just holds your project in place when it is to thick for the hoop. The glue would get on your needle and thread. It would also stay under your stitches and distort your stitches when you pull it off.
1682220
I don't feel that the tension rod is heavy enough to hold much weight. It is great for valences or sheer curtains. I would definitely go with a more substantial rod for handing coats.
181730
Definitely, however, ours was for an adult and it broke within the first few hours, so be careful!
738690
It's pretty strong but if you are molding slim areas like necks & wrists or attaching things, that might be a problem. It will fall if nit supported with something. I used tooth picks.
520976
strong enough to hold a screw yes.but this tool is not for me the front end is to big not good for tight spots. And i work up high often and if you should push the front of the tool the bit pops out not good
310254
Yes, it's pretty thin. it would be the about the same as thick sewing thread. The loop is about 2" long, so it should be long enough to get around your case as well.
649492
Yes, it´s strong enough to loosen the bolts, but also depends on the pressure setting, I have worked with this tool without problems, I assign 5 stars
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
232494
I'm no expert about this, but I purchased it for my daughter who is nearly nine and she isn't really strong enough for it. I would say, yes, an adult could use it.
27103
Yes, it is quite strong - my daughter has been wearing hers for over a month now (she just turned 2), and I was worried as well, as she likes to play with it and tug on it when she's bored. I have inspected it several times, and it's still very secure!
36241
Yes, it will hold the weight of an adult. W have them in our exam rooms and parents sit in them all the time. They appear to be well made and have held up well for us.
1681751
Yes, just use a little more than normal so you get in between the thread fibers.