Ripstop nylon was suggested to me for making a kite. Would this bee good kite material?
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I would guess that it would be good for a kite. It is strong, light and it is difficult to blow air through the material.
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Yes try def nylon and strong! And durable. We've had them for 2 months with constant use, still going strong....
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According to the info that came with the case - Materials: Nylon Mini-Diamond Ripstop, Mini-Weave Duralite and Duraweave. Don't know anymore. Suggest logging on to Amazon site or manufacturer webpage.
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Yes I would, This is a combination blade though so there may be better rip only blades but my rip only blade is very course, great for fast ripping but not smooth as this one is
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It's nylon, so you should be able to heat it up with a lighter & the end will melt. Careful not to let it burn. Have an oven MIT ready to pinch end tight to seal
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I used it all last winter and performed well, did not tear and my plants survived even though it was not as cold as the year before. It is a fabric material and easy to cut and wrap if need be. I used it over my plants and then placed clear heavy gauge plastic over this material. I would recommend it.
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Yes, this will cut nylon webbing. There might be better tools for the job, though.
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All of the polyester are 100' . If I were you I would go with nylon, much easier to work with if you are making things out of it .
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I would say, yes. The material is amost pure white when mixed, smooths out very nicely and is so light weight it is amost self-leveling. Material is very stong as long as the thicknes is approx 1/8 inch or more. If you made a glob of this stuff, it would be like a solid piece of plastic, very hard to break.
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If its made of canvas, I'm not sure. If its ripstop nylon, I imagine one would just spray it on. but I haven't tried it.
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No, this would be a great fabric to use. My regular old Brother sewing machine had no problems sewing this material
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yes! the tarp from factory has sewn edges so if you cut the cut edge with not be as strong unless you fold a little and sew with nylon thread or something waterproof. To just use under tent I do not think you will have any trouble. The cut edge will rip easy if you use it as a tarp to cover something. I think heavy 8ml plastic works just as good for ground cloth but not as strong for sticks making holes. If you have smooth ground or can put pine needles under tent the plastic this works great. Pine needles are soft and insulate from ground. Have fun outdoors! Frederick
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The material is too narrow and is too finely woven for use as a garden material, I believe. We used it to put into the weep holes of our brick house to prevent insects from getting into the house.
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Certainly not a light nylon. More like a mid-weight canvas. Not stiff but not flimsy. Just right.
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Sure, it could be an adequate ground tarp. It can do anything a cheaper tarp can do. But it seems a little pricey to drag through the mud.When I need a ground cloth under a tent, I prefer to buy the kind of plastic sheeting you'd use as a drop cloth (when painting and remodelling), then cut it to size (slightly smaller than the footprint of the tent). That works perfectly, and costs only a few bucks.
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Sure, it's a relatively soft material that can be cut with scissors... or sharp knives if you use it to line a pan and are not careful!
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The rip-stop nylon is slick. I believe you can get this same bag in a canvas option if you would prefer that. For me, the canvas bag was going to be too heavy...as the nylon bag is already 15lbs. We went camping this winter and this bag kept us warm and cozy well below 0 degrees. Other than the fact that it is MASSIVE and takes up a lot of space in the car, this winter bag is wonderful with a cuddle buddy.