will this twine rip apart into fibers?
1417973
It will unravel into 2-3 "strings" if you do not tie it off. It will not rip apart into fibers, but it will shed little. I have it wound around the neck of several empty water bottles that are serving as bird feeders & the string is holding up fine out side. I do have it knotted & the free ends have unraveled. Hope this helps.
1417974
I bought this for decorative use, but I've pulled tightly on it & tied it to hold several rolls of fabric together and it has held fine. It appears to be hardy.
1417975
I don't know. I purchased this for students to use in a classroom , but I wasn't involved. Sorry I can't answer for you.
922822
No, they don't come apart like some of the cheaper brands. They will loose their shape if you pull really hard on them though. They work great as fun looms but not as regular rubber bands like for tying up a pony tail.
1886605
I am not 100% sure how it would work with ferrules, but it is pretty easy to twist into a knot. I have used pliers when I wasn't sure if I got it tight enough.
1913372
I had to use Vise-grip pliers, of all things, to stretch the last corner of fabric over the frame. Mine didn't rip, although I thought it might.
138264
I used the material for scrunchies . So both ends were closed but as far as I can tell it didn't fray . While sewing
2083037
i just bought mine for crafting, but i think if you weaved it in & out and close together cause its thin but somewhat strong , i guess it probably could work..
1457706
I would call the manufacturer and ask. I don't know if the glue would break down in the extreme heat and pull too many carpet fibers.
2267662
It smells really horrible! It would work but the smell is really going to bother you. I've had mine outside for months trying to air out the smell and it's not doing it. I bought this to wrap and tie brown paper packages and I am going back to the hemp cord/twine I had before. That would work really well for you actually. I am unsure of the ply. It appears more like garden tomato tying twine ply. Hope this helps!! TammyO
795344
It depends on what you are using it for: I used a single strand as a necklace and it frayed in about five days from wear and tear, for a craft it should be fine.
1037869
It is strong at the perforations - in my experience, it will only come apart at the perforations if you pull it apart.
1001924
No. It would break. I made the molds then just stuck the two halves together. It worked great.
1357593
I'm gonna bet not. think of it as being more of an effective "smasher into bits" as opposed to "scissor slicing into bits." I tried to run some very dry desert palm tree fronds though it and all it did was make masses of fibrous strings that clumped up and clogged the shredder.
4340
That's kind of a hard question, if you are gentle, it shouldn't break. But with my dad trying to loom, he broke it in less than a minute. So, just be careful and it shouldn't.
606100
I think I would be cautious. I have had a bit of trouble with them coming apart, thankfully nothing serious. The instructions for assembly were pretty vague. I'm sure there are better storage solutions for your yarn than these.
534063
Probably yes. The string is a bit thick, so it might form some crystals within the threads.
15164
No, it is just twine, which I appreciate. If some is left over in the garden, it decomposes. It worked perfectly for me tying up tomatoes.
244947
I have had success cutting cards apart and other things. They have not fallen apart on me. However, I am sure it might depend on how thick the item is that you are laminating, and how your machine works. I set my machine on the 10ml setting, even though I am using 3ml sheets and it works fine for me.