What is the difference between split loom tubing and corrugated flexible tubing (if any)? I keep reading both are recommended as cord protectors.
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Hello coruggated flexible tubing does not have the split in the tubing this is the only differents I know both are same strength but split loom is easier to work with. Hope this helps have a good one!
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I bought Standard 3/16 Flexible Airline tubing 25ft, this gives you plenty of tubing for any extras you want to add to your tank, ie, bubble wand or any other you want to add. Don't forget to buy the gang valve. Hope this has helped you..Melinda
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I'm going to bypass all the technical stuff. If you look at the Performance Bike website, they sell wire bead and Kevlar foldable Gatorskin tires. They sell more wire beaded than Kevlar and both have approvals over 90%. I conclude that there's no performance difference. The only significant difference is that one can be folded and kept in a small bag while the other retains its circular shape. The ONLY reason I bought wire bead is that I find them easier to mount. Others seem to find foldables easier to mount. That has not been my experience. I think you'll be happy with either.
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You get only what is in the Picture, If you want the bungee cords, you will have to buy them separately. What is better is, to get some at a camping section in camo and do better for cords that blend to olives and browns or if desert - tans and browns. What would be better is a US4CES pattern type for the bungee's and rail.
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As long as the tubing is small there should be no problems. I am so happy with this product. My cat has no interest in cords protected with CritterCord.
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I haven't used this big stuff yet, but have used the littler tubing. It is not stretchable. They shrink down incredibly well, but don't stretch.
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You can basically do either. I have done both and either works OK. It is easier of course to get the pre-wound factory units and they do package them in such a way, that they do not become unwound during transit, unlike the unit I received, the spool was unwound to start, so I had to redo it anyways. I'd say try both and see what you prefer, but both apply in any case, just depends on the individual I would say. The factory does do a good job and getting them wound perfect however. I suspect a machine does this by the perfection of the winde myself.
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The difference is they are all plastic and a whole lot cheaper than the ones made by Kenko. They work and as extension tubes are something I use rarely, the cost difference is why I bought them.
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These cables are made of copper-coated aluminum wire. No question about it. What is worse, I think, is that the crimps in the clamp handles have no strain reliefs. Since aluminum does not handle repeated flexing, I would expect to see eventual failures at the crimps. I have no doubt this product will perform well with limited use, but I would not buy it if you expect to use it frequently.
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The messages have summarized the differences, but it seems worth noting that some people might prefer the DLC-5 because its cover is MUCH easier to handle and to clean, at least in my experience. The flexibility of having both large and a small feed tube holes comes at the cost of a complicated locking mechanism, with a double sleeve that can be very hard to get food particles out of.
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I'm sorry, Amazon sent me a request to answer this question and I just assumed the product was the extension tube a purchased recently. After submitting my two previous answers I realized that you're asking a question about a different product. Please ignore my answers - Todd's answer is correct. Take Care.
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Hey, I think they are probly much the same. I do have the flexible one and it's working fine, 8 months steady. Double sided sticky tape to roof of my van, highway teste at 70 mph. If low profileis important, flexy is best, also very lightweight. It's also basically indestructible. I have stepped right on it. As far as power output goes the stiff one is probably identical, but consider your application carefully. Good luck
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I would recommend the one that are already round and not flattened the round wrappers are crimped on one end and open on the other. They sell them in bags mixed with denominations- Im sure that they sell them here on Amazon but if you have a local dollar tree they sell them there too (at least here in colorado).
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Hi This will fit around most small electrical cords, but larger gauge cords will require a larger split loom. The question is too broad and cannot pinpoint the answer. Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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My experience is that the self feeding typically works as intended. I have found that some spools will have the line wrapped very tight and the "helix" design allows the line to get wedged together in the spool. Unspooling and respooling a couple of feet seems to fix that issue for me.
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Actually that is a safety feature to insure neither hand is in harms way. I believe every log splitter is required to have this feature. I have split perhaps 50 cords and this is seldom an issue so accept it or don't use a log splitter
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I don't know that there is much of a difference. I would highly recommend that you do not purchase this product. While the cable(s) themselves are thick, the ends are cheaply made and break very easily.