Zipper installation multipurpose guide

[RockyAussie]

19 hours ago, YinTx said:

If koreric is unable to do this, I am willing to assist with redistribution.

YinTx

Thanks @YinTx I will keep it in mind.

[RockyAussie]

6 hours ago, Northmount said:

Or another option is  @RockyAussie sells or makes his files available to someone in the USA to print a bunch and sell / distribute in the USA.  @YinTx have you bought a 3d printer yet?  And there are others here that have.  Just a thought for you all to kick around.

Tom

Hi Tom, I have already loaded the files for people to use right at the start in this post. As Uwe found it takes a while to get a printer to print out a file the way that you want and he did not actually trial the product by doing any zips with it. The curve he was worried about though a lot more than how mine printed out would not have mattered in practice anyway as once it is applied onto the zip it straightens up anyway. The redesign version he did shown earlier in this post would resist folding down which would be undesirable when feeding over a sewing machine like a cylinder machine you want it to flow along with the rest of the job as it goes through. Note in the pictures below how the links straighten out but can still flex if needed. What I am hoping to do is make available at an affordable price well made pieces for those that do not have printers or could not be bothered to print them for themselves.