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私は「縦」に切込みを入れる派です。 インシュロック自体の柔軟性でシナりますんで、ティッシュペーパーのように取り出せます。開口部にも負担掛かりません。
The images depict a person demonstrating a method for cutting cable ties (zip ties) from a package. In the first image, a hand is shown holding a cable tie while using scissors to make a vertical cut along the tie. The second image shows the package of cable ties with one tie partially pulled out, illustrating the flexibility of the ties which allows them to be removed like tissue paper from a box. The post text in Japanese, "@mmc1147 私は「縦」に切込みを入れる派です。インシュロック自体の柔軟性でシナりますんで、ティッシュペーパーのように取り出せます。開口部にも負担掛かりません。", translates to "@mmc1147 I am of the faction that makes a vertical cut. Due to the flexibility of the cable tie itself, it bends, so you can take it out like tissue paper. It doesn't put strain on the opening." This context explains the significance of the vertical cut and the ease of removing the ties.
The images depict a person demonstrating a method for cutting cable ties (zip ties) from a package. In the first image, a hand is shown holding a cable tie while using scissors to make a vertical cut along the tie. The second image shows the package of cable ties with one tie partially pulled out, illustrating the flexibility of the ties which allows them to be removed like tissue paper from a box. The post text in Japanese, "@mmc1147 私は「縦」に切込みを入れる派です。インシュロック自体の柔軟性でシナりますんで、ティッシュペーパーのように取り出せます。開口部にも負担掛かりません。", translates to "@mmc1147 I am of the faction that makes a vertical cut. Due to the flexibility of the cable tie itself, it bends, so you can take it out like tissue paper. It doesn't put strain on the opening." This context explains the significance of the vertical cut and the ease of removing the ties.
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