Review on 🧵 SGT KNOTS Tactical Crafts Sewing by Tara Ford

I was expecting it to be about the size of dental floss to be that strong. When it arrived, the size of a regular thread, I laughed to myself, yes that's right, it won't be much. I rolled a little, wrapped it around my fingers and pulled, then harder to cut into the skin. I haven't broken it with my fingers yet. I'm afraid he'll probably cut off a finger or two, at least down to the bone, before he breaks. Now I'm wondering how strong he really is. Somewhere in the description it said the test was 8 pounds. Well, that's about the weight of a gallon of water at 8.3 pounds. I just tried it and it briefly lifted a gallon of water before eventually breaking. If you need more power, consider doubling it. As for the cost. It seems expensive, but the items I need to fix are also expensive to replace. I think it's just a matter of weighing the benefits and costs. In my case I'm going to try to sew up some juice bags using a hydraulic press that couldn't be sealed. These new packs are expensive and often fail after a few pushes. I did a little research and came to the conclusion that Kevlar is non-toxic. Should I find that this is not sufficient for this purpose, I will update my review.