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piefed.social
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thisbenzingring
lemmy.today
thisbenzingring@lemmy.todayJoined: 2025-11-29 |
you could use some artificial sinue (leather stitching kind is ultra strong) and put an extra layer of reenforcement on that |
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pageflight
piefed.social
pageflight@piefed.social Joined: 2025-09-04 |
you could use some artificial sinue (leather stitching kind is ultra strong) and put an extra layer of reenforcement on that
Thanks for the recommendation, I hadn't heard of artificial sinew. I think this spot was glued and not stitched for water resistance. The top fabric was coated, too. So, I'll see if the glue holds without stitches, it shouldn't get a lot of mechanical stress. |
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thisbenzingring
lemmy.today
thisbenzingring@lemmy.todayJoined: 2025-11-29 |
Thanks for the recommendation, I hadn't heard of artificial sinew. I think this spot was glued and not stitched for water resistance. The top fabric was coated, too. So, I'll see if the glue holds without stitches, it shouldn't get a lot of mechanical stress.
the nice thing about the sinew is that it is waterproof and most of it will come with a wax coating that will help create more of a seal |
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ɔiƚoxɘup
beehaw.org
Quexotic@beehaw.orgJoined: 2023-06-16 |
the nice thing about the sinew is that it is waterproof and most of it will come with a wax coating that will help create more of a seal
Yeah, and you can also always put glue on it after you put it in there, making it seal even better! |
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