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.
304637
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
304639
The weave is pretty tight, and thickness wise, pretty thin. I wear it for softball
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The thickest I've prepared is about 3/4" but I think it could go a bit thicker. However, if you are doing more than one steak or chop, make sure they are all the same thickness if you want them to cook at the same rate.
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I used it on a 1/2" thick MDO plywood. By the end of the cut, the friction heat build up was considerable. I think the problem would get worse if the material was thicker or harder. I would estimate for soft woods, up to 1" thick is the limit. Be sure to reverse the work piece and start from the other side when about half way through in order to get a clean cut on the reverse side. I initially used a Makita battery powered drill and I think it was too much for the drill. It went much easier with a heavy duty corded drill.
1830007
it is a very tight weave, but it dose not cover from bottom of fence to ground. It is like 20% translucent. Blocks 80-90% of vision so dog does not go crazy everytime neighbors dog comes outside.
1830009
It is tightly woven, nothing goes thru it. It is holding up really good , the first winter season in Ohio. One of my better buys from amazon.
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about 1 inch thick. it's sturdy enough to use for cutting but it will scratch
1343831
I just measured my saw 3 1/2" max thickness. That's from the table to the bottom of the saw guard/motor housing.
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i am a wood carver. i was not able to fasten my multi vice because of the thickness of the table. i actually screwed a board tot he edge so i could attach devices. i like the table, the highth is good for sitting on my carving stool but it is a little thick.
31593
It is about the thickness of a braided fishing line. It's just very strong. Love it! It's in my just in case case.
577995
These sleeves are flame resistant and pliable. They may stop the child from piercing your skin. They are not stiff or thick. There is no thin wall armor in the weave. It is just a thicker weave to prevent burns from welding.
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I you cover it you may want thinner thickness, 5" is thick and firm, we used it for a mattress in the back seat of a truck
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Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked. Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any... » Read More Mine measure at .5" thick. We use ours over a hardwood floor in a 10' by 12' area. It's been great! We have young children in our home and have used different brand mats in the past and these are by far the most resilient. They are also a great cushion for when we want to stretch out or exercise. I imagine they would do very well in a tent with a sturdy canvas type floor. I know someone who has used them for that purpose and under their air mattress, as well. They were pleased. I would caution against getting them wet. A little moisture is easy to clean up but you wouldn't want any type of foam flooring to get soaked. « Show Less
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It's pretty tight but does not rub if that's what your worried about. About 1/16" or less between the blade and the frame. The whole knife casing is between 1/2" to 7/8"
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As I recall, the thickness is about 5/8" and stout, but the length is an issue. It is not long enough.
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its about 1/2 inch thick. We love ours! it has saved my wood table from so many rings!
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Hi, Below is the description that we upload to Amazon. They combine merchant data to create a "best possible" listing, but it doesn't always work the way it should. - - Weave rope around cleat arms, no knots needed. Great for fender lines, trailer covers and utility lines. Fits line up to 1/2".
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It is made for the knife and is very, very tight. You should stretch it first.