How tight a weave is it and thickness. I want to protect from fine wood splinters my arm rub against on a steak bed truck.
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Wow. Not sure about splinters. Since it is a stretch material, I believe a splinter would go through. Think of the sleeve as a heavy support hose. They are like thick nylons but more silky. Honestly, I think any stretch material, due to its makeup, would not keep splinters out.
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these are the weight of most athletic spandex gear...i don't think they will protect you enough...they are quite thin...great but not for your purposes...i saw some others that looked heftier Richard...keep looking
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Weave is tight but product is fairly thin. I don't believe it would hold up for your intended use.
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The weave is pretty tight. I've bought many compression sleeves that weren't nearly as good quality wise. Thick, but not uncomfortable
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I would say the weave is pretty tight but also pretty thin. To me I would say these sleeves are the thickness of a dry fit t-shirt my 7th grade son uses them to protect his elbows and knees from rug burns he was getting from artificial turf he is playing football on, they have been great for that but I don't know if they are thick enough or would stand up to what you are talking about
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The weave is pretty tight, and thickness wise, pretty thin. I wear it for softball
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i have to raise hieght of saw for claerence. which is not a problem as that the saw blade should be set to 1/8 past thickness of material working with. thin material great,thick not so good.i really do like working with this tool,
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I would say about 5-10mm thick. I have mine placed under my couch, recliner, kitchen table and chairs and they have kept my new hardwood floor scratch free.
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I would use the thicker gloves by CLC, 160 Contractor XC. I have both kinds of these gloves and they are a better protection against splinters.
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I cannot measure it now as I am away from home. however, I would estimate thickness at 4-5 mm or 3/16 of an inch. The mat isn't meant for a large amount of cushioning. it will protect carpet and hard wood from heavy exercise equipment. the length and width is perfect for a spinner or stationary bike with enough room to get on and off the equipment on the mat.
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just an average thickness, nothing that you are going to fetch up against but yet good support. It has a rubber backing so it shouldn't slip on a wood floor. It was a gift to my mother in law ans she loves it! Hope this helps :)
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The thickest that I have cut is about an inch and a quarter hardwood, had no problem, I believe you could even thicker if you took your time and not push it real hard and use sharp blades! Hope this helps !!
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I think it's a little less than a 1/2 inch thick. I like it and it certainly has helped with any joint discomfort as I intentionally stand to work.
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Its about the thickness of a sheet and it does not come off the bed because it is a slip on. That was the only struggle Ive had with it. As far as protection, Ive had no problems with bed bugs or any thing else.
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I've used mine to route 1/2" and 3/4" mortises in Black Walnut and Cherry. Never had a problem with tear out or burning. Seems like it should work for you. It normally take at most 1/4" to 3/8" per pass though. Can't comment on taking deeper passes. Hope that helps.
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Max thickness is about an inch and a half. I purchased mine to cut pinewood derby cars for our scout troop if that helps.
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Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to go this route.Good luck with your purchase and please feel free to contact me any time you need help or just to say hi.Have a great night and I hope I've been helpful.NamasteDennis Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to... » Read More Jason,After much testing for yoga we found that going any thicker would be make it very difficult to hold standing poses. So 1/4" is as thick as we will go.What I would be happy to do in case you find you need additional protection is mail you, free of charge, a mat pad which you could use for kneeling poses or your wrists depending on where you need the additional protection.This will give you the extra thickness where you need it and you can just put it aside when doing your standing poses.Just contact me directly thru Amazon if you decide to go this route.Good luck with your purchase and please feel free to contact me any time you need help or just to say hi.Have a great night and I hope I've been helpful.NamasteDennis « Show Less
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Thickness might be on site, but can be applied to grip over factory grip without any discomfort as thin enough not to make a difference
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I bought it for waterproof protection. It's not very thick (think of bedcover thickness) but would add a slight bit of cushion. Hope that helps!
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The amount of thread in a 1 inch area the tighter the weave the more threadcount
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It is a good thickness. Not too heavy and not too light. It was a gift for a man. They have used it for a long time now and like it.
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No, the "kevlar" material is woven, only the palm/grip front is sealed the back is not. Workman's glove for cut resistance not good for gardening, you can get poked on the back of the hands.