Installing Twist Lock Fastener with Buttons - Using Sailrite's Most Popular Tools

[@nancyingram966]

In my opinion, it would be helpful to show where this might be used, in advance, prior to the install demo. I'm a visual learner and would appreciate seeing how I might use this. Then, I'm sure I could think of other instances where these fasteners would be useful to me. I really like that the part # is shown as the part is shown. I also appreciate that you show an alternative to the tool, as we may not need to install a lot of the fasteners! Thanks, Sailrite!

[@partysteve42]

Do you need to even cut the centre hole, or can you just use the hot knife after the button is installed?

[@SailriteDIY]

If you are careful you can just use the hotknife after its installed.

[@chrissimon8368]

Very thorough video.

[@SBMC90803]

Is there a new dies for press n snap using caps underneath? Like 6:35 setup so we don't have to take it down and instead of laying it on the table. Got grommet dies from Sailrite and ordering now for gypsy stud & etc., really great to have 1 tool for everything so waiting for turn button dies.

[@SailriteDIY]

The only die set for the Pres-N-Snap tool for twist lock fasteners is this one: www.sailrite.com/Pres-N-Snap-Turn-Lock-Die-Set Watch the video under that product for more information.

[@Liveaboard12]

Do I have to install the eye in the hemmed seam? ( between the stitch) or can The eye go under it an inch?

[@e.g.m6598]

You shouldnt put an eyelet in a less backed location. Unbalanced stress at eyelet location will cause tearing. Placing in a double thick area will support the eyelet best.

[@jerrysam2001]

i guess it's pretty randomly asking but does anyone know of a good site to stream new series online ?

[@martipullo9318]

Nice vid

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks!

[@fernandogillego]

wow

[@stoneblue1795]

I believe I am first....

[@robertatwood2503]

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