What is the difference between beaded and overlap?
1949603
An overlap liner goes over the top of the pool and hangs down the outside about 1 ft or a little more. which works good because as you fill the pool and the weather changes the liner stays formed to the inside of the pool. A beaded liner hooks right to the top of the pool and doesn't give so if something changes it hauls your pool sides over. Overlap works better for me.
1949604
An overlap goes over the side of the pool wall and the beaded I'd fitted exactly for the pool size with no excess liner hanging over.
1949605
A beaded overlap is a specific depth and mounting system. the bead fits in a groove and is clamped. a nonbead type naturally fits into a channel and gets locked in with a strip. the excess is then cut off...
977561
I have not tried multiple strips at a time, but have tried spinning one strip then adding another one after. This changes the shape and dimension of the bead.
1386134
That depends if you're going to be doing overlapping, I ended up using these more for writing than anything, they have a tendency to have overlapping, where the pigment can / will get darker each time you go over a line after letting dry, which can be problematic if you're doing detail and filling in, because you're sketching and this does happen with sketching, You should get Sakura Microns, as I know they don't overlap, they have archival ink too. They won't last as long as the staedtlers, but if you're looking for a smooth clean feeling, go with the staedtlers, the nibs are much more firm too and they don't really wear down and have the nib fall apart like the Sakuras do. That depends if you're going to be doing overlapping, I ended up using these more for writing than anything, they have a tendency to have overlapping, where the pigment can / will get darker each time you go over a line after letting dry, which can be problematic if you're doing detail and filling in, because you're sketching and this does happen with sketching, You should get Sakura Microns, as I know they don't overlap, they have archival ink too. They won't last as long as the staedtlers, but if you're looking for a smooth clean feeling, go with the staedtlers, the nibs are much more... » Read More That depends if you're going to be doing overlapping, I ended up using these more for writing than anything, they have a tendency to have overlapping, where the pigment can / will get darker each time you go over a line after letting dry, which can be problematic if you're doing detail and filling in, because you're sketching and this does happen with sketching, You should get Sakura Microns, as I know they don't overlap, they have archival ink too. They won't last as long as the staedtlers, but if you're looking for a smooth clean feeling, go with the staedtlers, the nibs are much more firm too and they don't really wear down and have the nib fall apart like the Sakuras do. « Show Less
1202378
The smaller one has a finer mesh size. the other two sizes have a larger mesh size which is the same for both.
1386353
Hi: I have not yet had need to to make a thin bead. But I plan on trying this over the long weekend. If you don't hear from me by next Wednesday, ask the question again in case the Amazon system does not let me answer two times.
1646987
That's a hard one because they are both wonderful products! The plastic pegs are easier to work with over all. I think the basic knit that comes off the 28 inch knitting board is better for panels. The all in one I think would be easier for garments or three dementional objects like little stuffed animals. Also for beginners the all in one might be easier to learn off of. With the metal pegs they are very close together and you could easily miss winding the yarn around for your pattern. I have both boards and like both but I lean towards the 28 inch knitting board. I hope this helps. Enjoy creating!
343452
here's the list that that manufacturer sent me: reg bead white reg bead yellow reg bead red reg bead purple reg bead dark blue reg bead lt blue reg bead green reg bead brown reg bead grey reg bead black reg bead clear reg bead lt brown reg bead tan reg bead neon yellow reg bead neon orange reg bead neon green reg bead neon pink reg bead pastel green reg bead pastel lavender reg bead cheddar reg bead toothpaste reg bead hot coral reg bead plum reg bead kiwi lime reg bead turquoise reg bead blush reg bead pink 225c reg bead raspberry reg bead butterscotch reg bead parrot green
1264761
it comes with templates to make little animal shapes, and some are just designs. a clear plastic holder, and patterns to put under it as a guide. it is a great activity for kids, because they can do the whole thing themselves, not ironing. just spritz with water and let it dry! you will need more beads eventually.
1800612
Hi Maryann. I'm not sure what the difference is; maybe you can Goggle them and compare. Sorry. :-(
1960369
Half as big across and half as big high as the 1/4 inch hardware cloth you usually see, meaning if you laid one over the other you'd see a crosshair across each regular-sized hole. This is the size you put across the bottom of a bee hive.
719474
Good catch, they sure look the same to me with the pictures side by side. Perhaps contact Paracord Planet and ask them to provide the correction or details (http://www.paracordplanet.com/).
260320
Wire beaded refers to the edges of the tire where the air seal occurs. Most tires are constructed with steel cable (wire), some use Kevlar cord instead. Kevlar belted tires have a Kevlar belt running inside and along the tread area to reduce the risk of puncture.
207410
Yes, They have separate design each others. Not overlap that plates. hopefully, this is helping you.
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
312987
That was my perception, too, at least until I saw the comparison in Fine Woodworking.Hopefully there will be another user out there who has hands on experience with both who can shed some light on this issue.Thank you, though.
512742
Nope, there is no difference. The sides are the same. Either way is fine. Enjoy!
1293624
Most are just about the same height,2 are lower. However the beads don't "interfere" with each other during use. We saw this on several sites for MUCH $$$ more.