Would these be thin enough for me to use a hole punch to put holes through? I'd like to attach these with a zip tie to dogs cages at an animal shelter
1963037
Hole punch through - no. But they have a wood backing that would be drilled through quite easily with a regular drill bit.
1963038
No. They are too thick and inflexible to use a hole-punch with. You'd have to drill the hole.
528025
I haven't hung them but I do use zip ties to hold them together. I use mine not only as storage cubes but I built a barrier to open storage area under our rabbit hutch so when the rabbit is out he doesn't chew things. I built a cubbyhole for him to go into as part of the barrier using these storage panels. I've had very good luck with them. They are so versatile and sturdy. I think if you are using the heavy duty straps, you should be okay hanging them. You'd have to check the weight limitation on the straps though.
2136017
Yes, I think so. I bought them for a felt project. I put a magnet in each thin felt pocket and they came together, but they could be stronger.
1932171
The holes would need to be no more than 1/4" around. Hope this helps. It is a great tool!!!
343550
I don't believe so. I wanted to use them to box earrings and they were too small. These boxes are probably only big enough for standard ring band.
780203
Yes they do. On the top (or rather outer edge, as the orientation you hold them in would change that a bit) there is a locking pin which is positioned through the hole punch. Hold the handles together, slide the pin out (don't lose it though! Or you won't be able to lock the pliers up again) and a small cylinder will fall when the pliers open, that's the punch. The hole is punched with the same movement the eyelets are set with so it's a very smooth and assisted motion, and there is even a small rule there to let you know how deep the hole will be punched. I have only tried this with cardstock so I can't vouch for its ability to cut through much more than that, but it seems as if it could handle thin to medium leather as well.
675324
I think the thickness would facilitate that...but...the ones I have are black and white check and I am afraid it would show through on the white checks and not show through on the black checks. If you get a dark solid color it might work.
1921084
Great for sending homemade cards, but not real thick. So guess my answer would have to be NO. Sorry. When I make cards, you can see some of the clip art/print through the sealed envelope. Bob
1376337
That's exactly what I did. Of note: Keep in mind that these are light and move easily. So you'll need to strap them together. There are brackets out there, but I found zip ties did the job for 1/50th the price and you can't see them. Cheers!
40969
They are great for thin "rope" (maybe 5mm or smaller). For thick rope, you may want to try full size flag clips like these (http://www.amazon.com/Brass-Swivel-Eye-Snap-Hook/dp/B0009TILMG)
507635
These are about as thick as a piece of cardboard that is on the back of a scratch pad. Actually, I just tried to measure one, and it doesn't even come up high enough on the ruler to show how thick it is. So, it is even thinner than that type of cardboard.If you have under 1/8th inch, I am pretty certain you will be fine.
903818
These won't work. Buy bigger tie downs these are not welded in center and open up when under pressure.
1645943
Possibly. They don't open very much though, about 5/16 of an inch, but they stay clipped so it should work. If it were me, I would worry about them tearing the foam pad. You might look for a sleeve of sorts to enclose the foam pad.
1954927
They are very thin, so I would be careful. It might be safer if you have it stamped
154679
My door is 1-1/2" and the bends of the hook fit perfect. I don't think you would want to go any thicker because of weight distribution even if you did try to re-bend. Just my opinion. Hope that helps ... if I understood question.
1262726
They are plastic so I'm sure you can. They come with a hole through the thicker end already.
1013159
I don't think that you could put a nail through these, they're too crumbly. But they are made with a hole through them, so you could string them on a wire or old coat hanger and tack them up.