00:00Our 3D printed back buttons are designed with large gaps,
00:04making it easy to thread your button twine through them.
00:07You can use these back buttons for tufting
00:09or deep buttoning chairs and headboards, for example.
00:13They're very handy.
00:15You don't need to wax your twine when using these buttons.
00:18Just tie a single knot to check the front of your work.
00:21Once you're happy with the result, secure it with a few more knots.
00:42The bottom line shows the blueIDs which you are working,
00:42use the blueIDs to form the whole corner,
00:44The bottom line shows the blueIDs for your mus' Fill.
00:45The bottom line shows the blueiden.
00:45The blueIDs for your eyes.
00:45You can see the blueiden's blueid or yellowid 5pical yellow by as it stands.
00:46You have a gold-redeated blue.
00:51The blue-redeated blue light.
01:05Here, I'm showing you an existing back button.
01:08As you can see, the gaps are very small, making it difficult to thread the button twine through.
01:15Then, there are these black buttons with a hook.
01:18On their own, they're handy when working with a soft surface because the hook can push
01:23into the soft material.
01:25However, when deep-buttoning a headboard, the hook won't fit into a drilled hole on the
01:30hard surface.
01:31You would need to countersink the hole to make it work.
01:34All in all, our 3D printed back buttons are a great alternative.
01:40Happy printing!
01:41See you in the next video.
01:43Ma!
01:54See you in the next video.
