I am looking for a fairly fine, stiff and strong string. Is this like that?
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I would say "yes" to your question. I use this to tie my roasts before cooking. Very strong and easy to work with.
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This is not stiff, but it is strong. It should hold what you want to tie up.
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It's light weight string & yes, I think that it will work for your purpose.
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Yes, I would Compare the stiffness to a wire coat hangar and it"s thicker too!
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The string is about 27 inches. Get the right pounds about 150-160 and you be ok, got my replacement from amazon
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Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know how you made out.Jerryguild@Sympatico.ca Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know... » Read More Hi Margaret;Sorry to hear about your problem.I have never experience this.and have purchased many over the years.You must have gotten some very cheap or old(rotten) ones.I have some that are several years old and still good and strong.For some reason they are fairly expensive,usually about $3 for 5 strings.Yomega sell a package of them that I find very good,some are the normal string color and some are colored,but all are good,and I have never experienced fraying.A string should last for hours of normal use,and it won't fray,but will break in the end.Drop me an e-mail ,and let me know how you made out.Jerryguild@Sympatico.ca « Show Less
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Yes it is stiff enough not to roll up on you.... but yet strong enough to hold its shape ... I am very satisfied with it..... It is stiff enough to hang a holster on if you so desire......
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It's the strength. The length and the thickness should be the same. Get the 80 lb string if you want more power
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Its a vintage leather string if you are thinking of buying I wouldn't recommend this seller I didn't get what I orderd... I hope i helped.
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It is pretty stiff. I would only use it for a utilitarian application as opposed to a clothing closure for instance. Hope that helps.
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From any hardware store, I suggest buying .80 string as it's stronger than .065 string.
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Bass guitar strings. Ha! No, seriously all strings are going to have similar tonal range on a guitar. A classical acoustic guitar might be more your thing. It has nylon strings and is very mellow, much less harsh on the high end.
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The pre-strung tension is a little bit soft but still playable, mine got re-strung with a Yonex string by a friend and I didn't ask about the tension detail but it is noticeably has higher tension and felt the increased in smashing power. I heard the normal tension is around 22 ~ 24 pound. Hope this help.
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Longer than you. These strings are the best. They will last for months. No joke, they are very good strings.
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It isn't the thickness you are looking for. But it is very durable. I use it for tying bedding packets, which consists of two blankets, a pillow, sheet, towel, wash rag and pillow case. It's good sturdy string.
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If you are looking for something easily pliable--buy craft wire. This is not very easy to straighten. So, I would say stiffer than a coat hanger.
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I thought I ordered a picture hanging wire. This wire is pretty stiff but not quite as stiff as a coat hanger. It can be bent but definitely not a soft wire.
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I have found this product very good for my needs. As a string cover, it would be good as it is quite thick and dense, and is easily cleaned with a vacum. Hope this answer helps.