Does this work with long bias strips that are seamed together? What happens to the seam edges as it goes through?
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Long, seamed bias strips are perfect for this tape maker. The seams go right through. I always make sure to give the seamed areas a little extra steam from my iron.
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Both sides will be toasted. Both sides also work even when only one slot is being used. geo
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You're going to be really happy! You can wind it by hand, but no need because you have the Simplicity Winder! I use the Winder to get my bias strips on to the spindle. When I wound it by hand the tension was uneven on the spindle but the Winder does a great job of getting the bias strips evenly wound on the spindle. Then you take that and put it on the bias tape maker.
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It depends on how you trim the film. If you made mistake then it will look bad and noticeable. If you made it perfectly, no one can tell your seam unless you look closer.
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No, not necessarily. This will adapt from one connection type to another, it does not split the monitors itself. I used this to adapt an older monitor for a dual monitor setup but this part along will not duplicate or extend a monitor.
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It works with an old monitor too, but a monitor comes with every box you purchase. I'm not sure if they sell just the strips. I was using the same monitor for like 3 months already and I just changed it last week. I hope that answers your question.
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Mine has a 2" wide seam but it does not seem to hurt the functionality much.
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I have two strips connected together currently and they are working fine. I dont run them for very long periods though. Maybe and hour at most and have not had any issues. According to all info out there you are supposed to run a "repeater" to connect more than one strip. Also, you will need a "strip to strip" connector to join strips together. You can find alot of different types on this site.
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I'm not an expert, but I believe they are supposed to be offset a bit as you're generally trying to crimp two wires/cables/etc together in one sleeve and they won't form a perfect circle.
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The directions say to cut the fabric between 1-3/4ths to 2 inches for this size bias tape maker. I think that your 2-1/2 inch ribbon might be too wide. But Simplicity makes a bias tape measure that might work: http://www.amazon.com/Simplicity-Inch-Quilt-Binding-Strips/dp/B002SZOEP2/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8&qid=1408319722&sr=8-40&keywords=clover+bias+tape+maker
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I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best
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The magnetic strip has a channel that it goes through. The magnetic strip is not a problem. It's the sweep underneath the door which I need to have a channel of 1/2 inch. I only have seen 3/8 inch so far. Thank you. Mark
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OK, my stove is about 1/4" higher than the counter, and the gap is about 1/8". These strips grip the stove like a magnet and drop right onto the counter, providing an effective barrier. My guess would be that 1/2" difference might work. The long side wouldn't lay flat upon the counter, but would reach it. I don't know what to tell you - I'd try it.
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I just installed one of these with a new Samsung LCD (UN40EH5300) with the 90 deg plug. The particular one I had DID fit within the recessed hole and there does not appear to be too much bend to the cord. Ideally you'd want a different plug or a very short extension, but I have no fear that there will be any issues.
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My experience has been that the Mac end of the cable does not obstruct adjacent ports. Hope this helps.
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Amerimax now has a video that talks about that, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI-13r490aw. At 1:53 in the video he explains to connect the same sized ends together. Not sure if this really works or not since I have not tried it myself.
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I had the same problem! Ended up breaking one side out! I still use it as it does adjust for me one way at least! I am using it for an 8" tab.