How does the curve part work? I don't quite get the concept.
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Place the fabric under the presser foot next to the quarter inch rim/lower needle to hold fabric lift up ther top fabric and hold close to the rim as you sew as you get to the very end use your tweezers to hold the top fabric and it just slips into place. no pins. you do not pull or streatch and it just falls into place. You may watch a you tube on the procedure as well
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That depends on the amount of curvature you have. This awning normally stows away in a straight line. If you use this awning, you would most likely have to slide it on and off each time you set it up. A slight curve could possibly be compensated for with the height of the legs when extended. My answer would be "Maybe".
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Yes, there is a curve. I think it is perfect for a side sleeper. I use the edge when on my side and the lower part in the middle when I am on my back. Works great.
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The track is straight and fairly rigid. I don't think it would make good curves, but it might cut okay with the right tool. I have only used it as a straight run with varying the heights and making a loop at the end
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Lol! U have 2 actually Push that circle part up in the middle. There's a video that shows u how, it's Really easy tho once u get it.
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I'm thinking you may need to pair your phone with the curve instead of just connecting to the curve. I hope I was of some asistance bye bye.
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The horizontal piece of the pull is flat on both sides, bent slightly outward to create the curve shape. Your fingers touch a flat surface. They are very comfortable.
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you have to manually set the angle using markings on the gauge. Pretty easy.
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It's very tricky, I know, but the instructions tell you how. You have to get the beginning of the edge to start turning it. After you see how it starts to 'catch' you see how it works.
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The triangle base is curved and you can position the back support piece(with a curved back) along that curve base from an almost flat to a 90 degree upright position. You basically keep adjusting till you find the right position to suit you.
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Can you just turn it around so the curve is in the same place as your keyboard curve? Can anyone try that and let me know how it works?
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The straight one is better for normal valve stems such as a car or pick-up has and is used proberly 90% of the time, in my case anyway. The angle one is what I would call on the back side of the air chuck (that inflates the tire or valve stem) is used again in my case to air up my tractor tires that happen to be on the inside of the wheel making the straight on side of the air chuck hard if not impossible to get it on the valve stem. Hope this helped some, it is kind of hard to explain in meer words. So not so angled or straight really describes how it is actually designed, maybe more like the straight is the front and the angled is the rear or inside part of the chuck used to press on the valve stem to inflate again if that makes any sense?
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NO the curve is still present. but it does make it less slippery and less chance of dropping it. Enjoy.
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It is a very slight curve. I need to try to bend them more without breaking it. Not as good as I would have liked, but it is what it is.
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Sorry, but this piece of plastic is fairly ridged. I would not try to shape it or make a radius curve.
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The angle of the photo is confusing. It looks like it has only one corner cut off, but actually, the whole end is bent upward about 90 degrees and the upper part is narrower than the width between the shafts. The vertical part of the bend could be held like a steering wheel, putting your wrists at a better angle. If you could see it from the side, it would make more sense. I found a user-submitted photo of it somewhere that showed it better.
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I expect that it could be curved, if it were a gradual curve. I have mine laying straight so I am just guessing. By the way, we have had it in place for 6 months...it's holding up really well....we'll see what happens this winter...we plan to leave it permanently in place.