Current prize pool: 1 snap press + 6 snap pliers (7 winners total)
Here is today's chance to enter to win a snap press or pliers. This post will be closed to new comments once a new post is opened tomorrow.
>>Go the Presses vs Pliers section of our Getting Started FAQs page, then leave a comment to this post stating 1 benefit of the press over pliers and 1 benefit of the pliers over the press. Your answers must be different than the answers posted in the first 2 comments and the comment previous to yours.
Be sure to leave your email address in your comment, in the form of sales at kamsnaps dot com (to combat those spambots) if you want us to contact you if you win.
Limit 1 comment to this post, but check back on our blog tomorrow for another chance to enter. Giveaway ends on 8/1. Winners will be drawn from among all daily entries and will have 48 hours to contact us to claim their prize.
Remember, to qualify as a winner, you'll need to "like" us on Facebook first.
For complete giveaway rules and details in case you missed it earlier, visit http://kamsnaps.blogspot.com/2011/07/kamsnapscom-2000-facebook-fan-snap.html.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
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A benefit to the Snap Press is that you get a more uniform and professional appearance. The Snap pliers are great because they are easy to travel with since they are so small.
Pliers are more affordable and the dies don't have to be changed for sockets vs. studs... Presses result in more uniform and professional appearance and you can add snaps further from the edge than pliers.
irishgirlforgod AT yahoo DOT com
Benefits of the pliers are that they're cheaper and more portable. Benefits of the press are that they're faster and have more professional results.
mikeandheidio at yahoo dot com
Love that the pliers are portable / small, but the press provides a more consistent, professional result.
eggointheoven at hotmail dot com
pliers are definitely cheaper and take up less space. :) the press rocks because it will give your work a more uniform and professional look. plus, you look pretty cool having some giant piece of equipment bolted to your workstation. ;)
k8thagr8 at hotmail dot com
pliers are more affordable but the press can be used for metal snaps
anjellfire at gmail dot com
Pliers are cheaper while the press gives a more professional look to your product.
mefish32 at hotmail dot com
Pliers are more affordable, but a press will leave a more uniform, professional appearance.
pbochen0210 at cox dot net
With a snap press, it provides a more professional look.
With pliers, they come at a lower cost so you can spend more money on the snaps themselves!
melissa0582 (at) gmail (dot) com
The pliers are convenient for travel and a benefit of the press is that it is built to last a lifetime. The pliers have an unknown lifespan.
primaballerina2009 at gmail dot com
The pliers are more affordable than the press...but the press gives you more fabric clearance than the pliers.
trishltk at shaw dot ca
The press requires less pressure to apply the snaps. Great if you have joint problems or carpal tunnel. The pliers are economical and travel easily. ananda473 at hotmail dot com
The pliers and their dies are more affordable, where as the press has a more professional apperance. So there are benefits to both.
goldiez at hotmail dot com
the press will not make your hand tired fast and the pilers are more compact for a smaller job
tarraholt@gmail.com
Pliers are more portable therefore can be used to apply snaps to stationay things. A press can also be used for metal snaps and grommets!
cortcreations at gmail dot com
The pliers are more affordable and better for starting out without investing too much! The press would allow for faster attachment of your snaps though!
klwalley520 at aol dot com
The press results in a more uniform and professional appearance.
The pliers do not require as much arm or shoulder strength as the press
Sorry forgot to add my email
hayley_edwards84 at hotmail dot com
The Pliers and convenient for travel.
The press is built to last a lifetime.
ceit1776 at yahoo dot com
With a press, you don't have to scrunch fabric to snap!!
Pliers are compatible with different brands of plastic snaps and the press allows you to have more clearance to snap through bulkier fabrics.
michelle9sd at yahoo dot com
The pliers are more affordable but the press is built to last a lifetime!
aimritchie at gmail dot com
The pliers are cheaper, and I am all about saving money!! The press allows you to do more without hurting your hand like the pliers would after snapping for a while.
crystalstpierre1 at gmail dot com
The press can be converted into a foot press (How cool is that!) but the pliers take up less storage space in a small sewing room!
alinajoydubois at netscape dot net
The pliers don't require as much arm strength.
The press will last a lifetime!!
jdeemarie @ gmail.com
Benefit of press over pliers - can be used for metal snaps too
Benefit of pliers over press - compatible with different brands of plastic snaps
charity.friesen at gmail dot com
The advantage of the press vs pliers is that the press can be converted to be operated by a foot pedal. That would save people like me with a bad hand some aches and pains.
For the pliers there are written and video instructions that are linked directly to the Kamsnaps site (and they're very useful too - personal experience).
dworm22 at gmail dot com
Pliers do not require as much arm or shoulder strength as the press.
The press will speed your work up a great deal, and can be converted into a foot press.
gwc08gmg11 at gmail dot com
Benefits of the pliers - more portable.
Benefits of the press - more uniform results.
i'd be happy to win either! :)
taraz9 at excite dot com
The press allows you to use a wider variety of snaps, but the pliers are easier to handle and not so bulky.
rebeccajasa at gmail dot com
The pliers are cheaper than the press
The press gives you more fabric clearance than the pliers.
1. Benefit of press over pliers - the press is built to last at least a lifetime, while the pliers suffer from ware and tare more quickly.
2. Benefit of pliers over the press - the pliers are portable and can be used on big projects that can't be moved.
chs dot fairyblogmother at yahoo dot com
A snap press provides a more uniform & professional look.
The pliers come at a lower cost and are more portable & you can spend more money on the snaps themselves!
pliers are more portable then a press
the press is built to last at least a lifetime lol
mrsnaweiss/at/aol.com
One benefit of the press over the pliers is that you can attach snaps faster and it can be converted to a foot press.
One benefit of the pliers over the press is that they don't require as much arm strength (which I really didn't know).
Cindy
c3rdxacharm at yahoo dot com
This is Trudy. I am comment 34. I forgot to leave my email address:
tmowell at cinci dot rr dot com
Pliers are compatible with different brands of plastic snaps while the press is built to last a lifetime!
Mandy dot creager at gmail dot com
Pliers don't take up a lot of space and press is quicker.
juliannajoyATgmailDOTcom
To me it's durability and professionalism (press) vs. portability and price (pliers).
amylikesyou @ gmail.com
the pliers are convenient for traveling
the press is better if you are doing more snaps at once and can be converted into a foot press
babydraco_18_2006 at yahoo dot com
One benefit to the press is that you have more snapping options--polyresin snaps, metal snaps, grommets. You can only use polyresin snaps with the pliers
One benefit to the pliers is that they don't require as much arm or shoulder strength.
Michelle
detroitgirl77 at gmail dot com
One benefit of the press is that your hand won't get tired if you have a lot of snaps to apply.
One benefit of the pliers is that they don't take up a lot of room when you are not using them.
gracy_kitten92 at yahoo dot com
A benefit of the pliers is that you don't have to have as much shoulder/total arm strength as the press. A benefit of the press is the speed of application, especially if converted to a foot press.
kayclaytor at yahoo dot com
with a press you get a more professional look of your snaps, and if you are doing more snaps, it can be made into a foot press.
and the pliers are more affordable and you can travel with them :)
sheltered_dreams at hotmail dot com
the press is built to last a lifetime, the pliers are unknown how long they will last
the pliers do not require as much arm/shoulder strength
dangergirl0138 AT sbcglobal.net
With the pliers dies don't have to be changed for sockets vs studs, but with the press it will speed your work up a great deal, and can be converted into a foot press.
wendydobesh(at)gmail(dot)com
Plier's extra dies are cheap for trying out different sizes. Press can be used also for metal snaps and grommets with appropriate dies.
yuki_atwork at hotmail dot com
The pliers have an advantage of not requiring as much arm or shoulder strength as the press.
The press has an advantage over the pliers as it can be converted into a foot press.
kstina613 at yahoo dot com
The press, strong and robust, enables us to work very fast. I have a small workshop and I need speed, very speed.
My husband squeezes the press, and I place the fabric and snaps.
We're a good team, the work is professional.
And the pliers are very comfortable for a small job, a particular house.
gabimayte@gmail.com
Press VS Pliers - The Press is built to last a lifetime. Pliers are sturdy but it's unknown how long they will last.
Pliers VS Press- Pliers extra dies are inexpensive and allow you to try out different size snaps for less.
autumn_icemaiden at yahoo dot com
the press is - If you are attaching a lot of snaps, the press will speed your work up a great deal, and can be converted into a foot press.
the pliers are - Compatible with different brands of plastic snaps
zelda at odditycomics dot com
benefit to pliers is they are portable so they can be used to apply snaps to large items which cannot be moved.
benefit to press is that it offers a greater amount of clearance for your fabric so that you can attach snaps farther away from the edge. The press also provides a wider clearance for thicker/bulkier materials.
itzjstashx at aol dot com
The benefit of the press is you can turn it into a foot press, so you can work out your legs when your arms/hands get tired!
The benefit of pliers is it doesn't take up much room, so if you have a small working area, this is the best!
mlgillespi at gmail dot com
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