what is the diameter of these pins? Are they suitable for silk?
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.030 guage. They can be used for silk depending on how fine the silk is. If it is very fine, you might want to use a thinner pin.
819846
These are wooden, but about 1/2 the size of a typical clothes pin. They work the same as the bigger ones though.
1607827
Yes, they will do very well holding thin fabric. They clip tighter than clothes pins. I have used them on many different kinds of fabric.
1163188
I just gave it a try and the two thinner ones can be just barely stretched that far but at serious risk of snapping them. The two thicker ones would snap long before you stretched them that far. So I would say, no, these are not suited for a 4" rolling pin.
1591516
Sorry, I don't have a Wilton pin. I just bought one at Target and it's just a regular sized one. They work really well by the way.
1914163
I am not sure. I bought the pins for my mothers manual bow maker. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1063844
My rolling pin is 2 & 1/4" in diameter, and the rings just fit it with no real play in the fit, but they are made of a rubber like substance, so they do stretch a bit, but that affects the thickness... However, Amazon is known for using the same review for various, but related, products...Hope that helped.
1194952
7/32 of inch is as close as I can measure the diameter. These sticks fit well in the same connectors as other glow sticks that I have used, so there appears to be a standard diameter for these type of glow sticks.
340955
these fit in 3 1/2 inches long hinge, the pin is 0.234 inches diameter, I saw these at Home Depot as well, about the same price.
1813096
It is 2 pin .Former pin diameter of 3.5 mm and 2.5 mm in diameter after pin, double pin from 8 mm within, 11 mm center distance of 2 pin.Hope it helpful to you.If you have nay other problems,please email us freely,our aim is letting customers have a happy online experience,we will do our best to satisfy you.
949759
These are adapters for older boats with a 5/8 inch diameter hole for the older style larger diameter pins Most new stuff is 1/2 inch diameter. If there is enough material in the oarlock holes they could be drilled or reamed to 5/8 in then these will fit right in with some persuasion. You want them to be snug
1238627
Hi yes they will work but the thread is cheap it frays and breaks easily it may be ok for hobby embroidery but if you plan on doing it for resale i recommend Isacord thread :) I hope this helps you :)
1934767
I do not know, they are even too big for my rolling pin, so eventually I'll have to invest in one that is larger in diameter
1935143
These range from 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter. They are TINY, and I was not able to use them.
1165874
I replaced the OEM Aries shear pins with these. All of the dimensions of the pins were the same when measured. Since replacing I haven't sheared one. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1858006
Most rolling pins are 2 inches in diameter or smaller; these fit 2 1/4 inch - 3 inch diameter pins. Some rolling pins with ball bearings might be that thick, but no dowel pins that I have found are. Since these are supposed to be used for rolling out pastry dough, for which the dowel pins are ideal, it seems to me that the designers of these weren't thinking.
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I do not remember. I thru mine away. I did not like them at all. The pin part was probabaly1 and 1/2 to 2 inches long. Dangerous if they come out. I use the little twist in pins.