invisiseamer

[rusty baker]

Anyone familiar with the invisiseamer? I watched a video but it was so dark. I couldn't really tell how this tool was used. It looks like a type of straightedge.

YouTube - SDV 0419

[Jim McClain]

I couldn't find much information, but I did find this picture.

[rusty baker]

The video I saw was on one of the UK forums. It was from Youtube, but I think it's been removed.

[TFP Admin]

Linkage?

[rusty baker]

http://www.theflooringforum.com/view...&t=354&start=0

[TFP Admin]

Okay, any time you see a YouTube video on a website, it means it is on YouTube. After you start the video, you can click the video again and it will take you to the YouTube website where the video is. Click the URL box (to the right of the video) and copy the video link to your clipboard. Then you can paste the address into a message and the video will appear.

I added the video to your first post and I moved the topic to the video forum.

Thanks, Rusty.

Jim

[rusty baker]

Using the invisiseamer to cut borders on double-stick underlay.YouTube - web_carpet_underlay_double_sti ck.wmv

[mcbrides]

Even though we also follow British Standards, we haven't seen this tool. We also only topcut berber seams, cut piles are straightedged from the back.

Good forum section to add, Jim. Looks like Rusty has a new project. He can download YouTube installation videos and we can all comment on them.

[strip buster]

have seen it b4,never used it ,nor do i straight edge any seam accept cross seams(if there isn't any row to follow).

[rusty baker]

mcbrides said Even though we also follow British Standards, we haven't seen this tool. We also only topcut berber seams, cut piles are straightedged from the back. Good forum section to add, Jim. Looks like Rusty has a new project. He can download YouTube installation videos and we can all comment on them.

I actually found those on a UK forum. Interesting, once you learn the language.