I need to attach a heavy rubber emblem to a fabric corset &amp; I need something strong. I have used Fabri-tac. Is this better and will it withstand time?
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This stuff is incredible. I used it to reattach the backing to a rug and it has held like iron.
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This belt can be used as emergency fall protection - I'm in SAR and would stick to dedicated harnesses for dedicated rappelling and tubular webbing for 'emergency' harnesses - this belt is certainly strong enough to support the weight but should be considered as the last measure for rapelling - the reason I wear it - ' if all else fails', etc.
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This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If... » Read More This would not be the thing to use on lycra if it was a large area. If its a dot where you want to hole it together. I use the stretch stitch on what stretches. I used this when making rosaries out of twine/ string. I use it to glue the one connecting knot and the cross made out of knotted sting. It holds up well in the wash. If it were another non stretch fabric it should hold good. I have used it to repair the tear in the couch. Then got an upholstery repair kit to go over it with black and the leather design on the couch. But it is not stretchie and would not stetch with the lycra. If you wanted to use it for a small design or an ornament on the fabric it should work for that. « Show Less
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I am not a structural or materials engineer but this strap is similar to seat belt strap some of which is load rated at over 10,000 lbs. Your more important question will likely be how to attach it to a hammock or to itself if you are making loops. Standard polyester thread is not going to be nearly as strong as this strap is so you will want to find some heavier thread. Alternately you might be able to use metal buckles and double the strap over on itself. The strap is thick enough to double over, melt a hole and put a bolt through it.
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Dear Mr. Reddin, I use this wire daily for picture hanging. The wire is strong and the thin vinyl coating makes it soft to the touch and very pliable. I routinely "double-loop" it through one triangular "picture hook," prior to single-looping it around the second hook. I am not exactly familiar with the type of ferule you are referring to, but if you want to use it in the way I have described above, I can highly recommend it. Best of luck to you! Sincerely, Harold Slovic, Framer
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It is as advertised. The rubber cups have a tendency to fall off of this item which I knew because we have had this item before. I put some super glue on the threads and screw them back on and they last a lot longer. We have a walnut tree over our driveway and we use the gopher to pick them up to save our backs. My wife and I have both picked up hundreds of them with no problems. We also use them to "police" the area by the road from the many driveby litterbugs in our neighborhood. Great invention. Could it be more durable? Yes. But it's cheaper than a chiropractor bill and better than other models I've seen. Hope this answers your question. It is as advertised. The rubber cups have a tendency to fall off of this item which I knew because we have had this item before. I put some super glue on the threads and screw them back on and they last a lot longer. We have a walnut tree over our driveway and we use the gopher to pick them up to save our backs. My wife and I have both picked up hundreds of them with no problems. We also use them to "police" the area by the road from the many driveby litterbugs in our neighborhood. Great invention. Could it be more durable? Yes. But it's cheaper than a chiropractor bill and better... » Read More It is as advertised. The rubber cups have a tendency to fall off of this item which I knew because we have had this item before. I put some super glue on the threads and screw them back on and they last a lot longer. We have a walnut tree over our driveway and we use the gopher to pick them up to save our backs. My wife and I have both picked up hundreds of them with no problems. We also use them to "police" the area by the road from the many driveby litterbugs in our neighborhood. Great invention. Could it be more durable? Yes. But it's cheaper than a chiropractor bill and better than other models I've seen. Hope this answers your question. « Show Less
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What I know is this is very strong and durable. I am not sure about pulling it apart several times a day. I did not use mine that way. Its great velcro for what I used it for.
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I have not used it for this I have only used to hold dress up but yes I do believe it probably will holds pretty strong.
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I've always used flags like this on my bike, but I never use the heavy mounting bracket they come with. For my bike, I tape it in two places along my luggage rack using the type of shipping tape that has fibers in it, completely rip proof. For a stroller, I'd just use any type of cloth tape or duct tape, even masking tape. Just be creative in your placement. A few wraps strategically placed ought to work fine. Yes, a twist tie would add extra strength.
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I doudt it would work this bonds rubber to metal. If you do use it I would try a small area first to see how to bonds to the fabric. You might want to try an epoxy type adhesive like that set up fast
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It's all up to you, this kit is design to hold the clip buckle in place and can adjust to the measurement so that you have 2 hands to weave n braid the bracelet. So if you're not making a survival bracelet and are making one as a ornament then there's no need to use paracord. The newer version comes with a hook to hold other size buckle, you can just hook wat ever cord you have n just carry on with the pattern you intend to make. It should be ok, not necessarily to use paracord. Hope this help, have a great day.
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I can't tell you specifically what tensile strength is but I can say it is not designed for high-tension applications. The strapping is embossed with a diamond pattern that makes it appear to have reinforcement - but it is just for looks.
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Pretty good. I recommend you test it on a scrap piece first because it can be a little tricky threading thinner things. Ribbon and binding will sometimes twist if you're not careful but overall, it works well for embellishments.
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This is not an iron on. Simply place it in the hoop along with your fabric to be embroidered. Works very well for most fabrics. Use an iron stabilizer with tshirt knits
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The preventic collar is not a sturdy collar & not meant to be used as one. The buckle does not look or feel sturdy. I remove the preventic collar & use a heavy duty collar when I walk my dog (65Kg Rott). It is very important tht the preventic collar is touching your dog's skin so if the regular collar is preventing this then u hve to remove it. My dog's neck and head is rather huge, so when he wears his reg collar & the tick collar, the tick collar doesnt touch his skin. This product however does do its job very well to prevent ticks.
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Yea. I assuming you are talking about the diameter of the female side of the fastener that snaps onto the male fastener. This tool attaches the snap piece that is on the fabric, while the male piece is normally screw fastened to a boat surface for example. Works great. Put about 150 fastener on carpet and boat cover in about four hours. Nice to have the right tool. But it is pricey considering how often I need it
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My issue with this collar is the buckle. The hardware is fair and I just never felt it was as secure as I wanted. I bought it for my White Shepherd puppy and have never used it as she came with a collar with a quick release latch that snaps to close which I feel is more secure. As my pup is a longcoat there is a lot of hair in the way when buckling the collar and the added security of a clicking latch is important. I like this manufacturer, we use their leash but I would not recommend this collar due to the flimsy buckle. I admit I knew this when I bought it but reconsidered when I saw the sturdier quick release latch on the collar pup came with. Hope this helps and all the best to you and your dog.