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cool learnd something new - metal snaps could work with the right attachment - thank you
20463Thanks for the post. I learned something new. I didn't know such a thing existed. Good info!
7293Link to the KAM dies. :)
by danababes
08 Nov 2011
Thought I'd also add that Australians can buy the KAM press from www.snapsaustralia.com.au
4309If you do buy a KAM snap press you'll need to make sure you buy the dies for attaching metal snaps and that they have the correct shank type for the press you choose (either threaded or smooth). I use my DK-98 to apply size 20 plastic (resin) snaps so have smooth shank size 20 dies. It's a time saver if you're going to be applying a ton of snaps .. I love mine. :) xXx
4309Thanks for posting about this. I didn't know about snap presses. Looks like it would do a nice job and the snaps look good too. The KamSnaps website even has pacifier clips. Good site to know about for future use. Marcelle
6340I do not have this, just answering a cutie that wanted to see what a snap press looks like
40383please share with us what you choose. I agree with you that the spool method is more of a joke I have an unlimited supply of snaps and never use them because they never work right even when I do get them to stay on. I have banged them to death and warped them out.
by loosie
09 Nov 2011
Me too my hubby watched me battle the spool method and he was the one looking for a different way of attaching the snaps we found the pliers but it doesn't do the job well and after the attachment I was still using the spool to try and set it in better. Not fun at all!
17461I use a snap die press similar to the one at kamsnaps.com.If you are doing a lot of snaps then it is well worth it - I manufacture plenty of onesies and baby bodysuits.You need the force of the machine to make the snaps hold properly and you work far more quickly.
by loosie
08 Nov 2011
I know the pliers doesn't do the job right and the spool and hammer cracks the pearl top, so the only other option is the press, I found two so far that may work I imagine they all work the same way, just want to make sure the quality is there too, not something that will break.
Thanks
2152I just checked on the internet to see if company was still in business. For many years I brought from Bee Lee.
41781I have had pliers for years and didn't realize there was this kind of tool. I used to have to replace snaps in my kids sleepers and onesies, etc. Didn't have problems. But this looks like it would be really good.
Good luck!
38558just bought the KAM pliers 2 dasy back but no experiance - only did one and it worked - will try more asap
by tamtam
08 Nov 2011
I just went to the site & looked, & read, couldn't find where it works with metal snaps. Do you know if it works with metal ones?
by loosie
08 Nov 2011
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV...
found this youtube demo using metal snaps with the Kam Press, so it looks like metal can be used after all
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