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RE: Knotted vs. Injected thin skin - Hairenough - 03-06-2013
I'm not sure exactly what that describes. I don't know how a thinner skin can be glued onto the very front edge without a visual join line.
RE: Knotted vs. Injected thin skin - readytogo - 03-06-2013
There are chinese factories that do list making knotted skin pieces with front 1/8'' as v-looped on 0.08 mm (3 mil) skin throughout.
The only people I have seen listing knotted skin bases are listing it on 0.08 mm bases.
I think 0.03-0.05 mm might be possible theoretically for knotting, but I expect it would be very fragile since the knots could just pull through (unlike v-loops where the whole loop would have to tear to come through).
RE: Knotted vs. Injected thin skin - Hairenough - 03-06-2013
I never thought about that but you could be right about the base being too thin for knotting. Two steps forward, one step back.
RE: Knotted vs. Injected thin skin - Jorn - 07-12-2013
The site from where the pictures origin does not have a 0,03 mm skin front - I know, because I have there thinnest skin piece.