Dritz 5–38 robuste Druckknöpfe, antikes Messing, Größe 24 (5/8 Zoll), 7 Druckknöpfe, antikes Messing

Name: Dritz 5–38 robuste Druckknöpfe, antikes Messing, Größe 24 (5/8 Zoll), 7 Druckknöpfe, antikes Messing
Brand: Dritz
SKU: 0072879294866
Price: 26.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Dritz

3.6/5

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26.75

Dritz Heavy Duty Snaps sind Hardware-Verschlüsse, die bei DIY-Näh- und Reparaturprojekten verwendet werden, um einen funktionierenden Verschluss zu schaffen. Diese Druckknöpfe sind langlebig und eignen sich ideal als Verschlüsse für Sportbekleidung, Mäntel, Jacken, Westen und Oberteile. Ersetzen Sie die Kappe und den Stift auf der Rückseite, um wendbare Kleidungsstücke zu erhalten. Zur Herstellung von Accessoires wie Taschen, Tragetaschen, Gürteln, Geldbörsen und Gerätetaschen. Ideal zum Reparieren und Ersetzen von Gebrauchsgegenständen wie Bootsabdeckungen, Zelten und Campingausrüstung. Es stehen mehrere modische Ausführungen zur Verfügung; Diese Druckknöpfe passen auch zu anderen Dritz-Hardware wie Drehhaken, D-Ringen und Schiebeverstellern. Einfache Anwendung mit Dritz-Hochleistungs-Druckknopfzange (Artikel-Nr. 24P), Dritz-Hochleistungs-Druckknopfwerkzeugen (Artikel-Nr. 3) oder mit einem Handwerkzeug, das Teil des Dritz-Hochleistungs-Druckknopfsatzes (Artikel-Nr. 18-65) ist. Dieses Paket enthält 7 Sätze robuster Druckknöpfe aus antikem Messing der Größe 24 (5/8) (jeder Satz enthält eine Kappe, einen Sockel, einen Pfosten und einen Bolzen). Anwendungstools nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten.

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EAN: 0072879294866

Kategorien Kunst, Basteln & Nähen, Nähen, Nähzubehör, Verschlüsse, Knöpfe,

Anwendungstools nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten. Das Paket enthält (7) Sätze von robusten Druckknöpfen aus antikem Messing der Größe 24 (5/8 Zoll) (jeder Satz enthält eine Kappe, einen Sockel, einen Pfosten und einen Bolzen). Zum Reparieren und Ersetzen von Gebrauchsgegenständen wie Bootsabdeckungen, Zelten und Campingausrüstung. Beliebt für die Herstellung von Accessoires wie Taschen, Tragetaschen, Gürteln, Anhängern, Geldbörsen und Gerätehüllen. Ideal für Kleidungsstücke wie Jacken, Mäntel, Westen, Tops und Sportbekleidung.

Assembly required	No
Batteries required	No
Brand	Dritz
Color	Antique Brass
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 820 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Finish types	brass
Head Style	Socket
Included Components	Heavy Duty Snaps - Antique Brass
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	5-38
Item Weight	0.01 ounces
Manufacturer	Prym Consumer USA
Material	Brass
Model Name	5/8" Heavy Duty Snaps
Product Dimensions	4.75 x 0.61 x 2.88 inches
Unit Count	7.0 Count

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Scritto da: jayne johnson

Cool tool

Super easy to use. Vert useful little tool

Scritto da: curtis

Heavy duty snaps

Not for letterman and varsity jackets. Way to small.

Scritto da: Kevin J. Murphy

Hockey mask snaps

Use these for straps on a hockey mask for a Halloween costume

Scritto da: Ralph Peterson

Good snaps for what I needed.

Got these to 'repair' a thermal lined sweatshirt the zipper broke on. Haven't done that project as of 3/24 yet, but did use them to snap a piece of webbing to a soft sided cooler bag and these worked perfectly to replace the cruddy velcro circle it came with. They snap firmly and securely and suit my needs. I installed these with the 'BTSKY 11pcs DIY Leather Craft Tool Die Punch Snap Kit Rivet Setter Tool with Base for Punch Hole and Install Rivet Button' tool set here on Amazon. There's a lot of these universal tool sets btw, I chose that one because it was the cheapest one with Prime at the time I needed it. (Don't judge me. lol) The other selling point on that particular tool was the separate round anvil was smooth for snaps. The largest cup on the strip of metal was the right size for the decorative caps on these though, so any of these tools sold here "should" work for these snaps. I used the back side of the metal 'cup strip' to hammer in the bottom part of the snaps. I Strongly Advise people who've never done this before like me: Get some extra snaps just incase you ruin a couple of the posts getting a feel for what you're doing. I was trying to install these snaps in too much foam at first. Ruined two this way because I was in denial. (foam squishes so it should work! Wrong! lol) Ruined two other posts: one, figuring out where to hammer the flat side, and one trying to install these through two layers of webbing. I ended up getting the feel for it, and am pretty confident I can install these in the future without too many snap post casualties. If dritz sells just bottom posts, let me know. I can salvage the ones I messed up! Hope this helps someone from making my same mistakes. There's some good YouTube videos showing how to use the tools, and despite watching them I still needed to get a feel for installation.

Scritto da: Belinda

Keep on hand

I am not a huge crafter, but when I need just a few snaps this came to my rescue, I keep a few extras

Scritto da: 1277529

Functional

Without the special snap tool these were hard but not impossible to put on triple layer denim. They look good, but for most applications I’ll stick to the sew on snaps.

Scritto da: VermontMan

A great fix for a broken zipper!

The zipper on my wife’s winter coat failed, so I put these good looking snaps along the front of her coat so she could close it. The only problem I had was her coat had a few layers of fabric along the edge, and I would have liked the stems that go through the coat, that you crimp in place, to be just a bit longer. They worked, maybe it’s not practical to make them longer because they would not be tight enough. But that is the only little struggle I had. When I had them all installed, they worked great, and the black outer top part looks really nice on her white coat.

Scritto da: Randy Arnold

Pretty Good

If you need to repair some snap buttons, this is a good way to go. I went to dress makers, tailors and alteration businesses and could find no one to replace the snaps on my fine wool coat, so I decided to do it myself. WARNING: You have to use the proper tool, also made by this company, on these snaps. I have also reviewed the tool. One issue I had is that this is shipped by a third party. I ordered the brass-colored snap kits and they sent me nickel-colored. I called Amazon to complain and they credited 25% back to me as an inducement not to return them. How can you say no to that? I wanted brass but the nickel were just fine. Due to the mis-shipping issue, I took off one star. But the product is good quality and I recommend this. And don't forget the plier tool.

Scritto da: Susan

Missing a couple pieces but quality is good.

Item is good quality however one package was short a couple pieces.

Scritto da: Dave Meilleur

Good quality

Work well and stay snapped!!

Scritto da: daniel goodwin

Five Stars

happy

Scritto da: B-dawg

Perfect

Just what I needed