Various processing experiences!

Previously, I wrote a blog about arranging goods, but the warehouse where they are arranging goods also processes them!

When I have free time, I work with instructions.

The processing I have done so far includes heat cutting tape, processing zipper, and cutting chains.

Tape cutting is the production of a specified number of tapes of a specified length.

(The photo above shows the ribbon cutting process.)

I wonder what 200 tapes of this length will be used for! ? ! I am cutting it while thinking.

It's fun to work while thinking about what to use it for, but I don't know the correct answer, so I'm left feeling confused (lol)

In order to efficiently cut the thickly wound tape, I set it up on this table and work on it, and it seems that this is a useful homemade item (?) made using a hand spinner!

It's amazing how a fidget spinner, which is famous for being meaningless, can be used so meaningfully!

When I looked at the back, I saw that it actually had a hand spinner, which made me feel nostalgic.

There are many other useful homemade items, and I can't help but think of them! I'm full of admiration.

zipper zippers is a delicate process, so unless you are fully conscious of your fingertips, you will not be able to do it well.

However, with the help of tips and key points, I was able to finish it beautifully!

This photo is

When I was asked to process a 22cm concealed zipper to 18cm (1) attach the metal fittings at the 16cm point, and 2) cut off the excess, I was able to attach the metal fittings, but I had to use pinking to cut the zipper. When I try to...

It was really hard and I couldn't cut it at all.

It took a lot of effort, but no matter how hard I tried, it wasn't possible, so I gave up and am having it cut.

I couldn't believe how easy it was to cut.

I would also like to be able to easily cut concealed zipper with pinking.