Feature
●RIGHT TOOL FOR THE RIGHT JOB: This wire working plier has two round heads. They are used for creating bails by wrapping connectors, filagree or sheet metal. The non-graduated cylinders create perfect loops in two diameters: 3.5mm and 5.5mm.
●PROFESSIONAL QUALITY: This bail making plier measures 7 inches (178mm). It features hardened steel jaws, comfortable, non-slip vinyl handles, and double-leaf springs that aid with the hand fatigue often associated with repetitive motions.
●EASY TO USE: Grip the center of the connector with your bail making pliers. Curve your connector first, bend one end of the connector along the curve of the smaller barrel, then repeat on the opposite end. Finish the bail. You can use the pliers to gently adjust bails by rounding and crimping.
●JEWELERS TOOL: Whether youre a professional jewelry artist or a hobby crafter, this plier tool makes a great addition to your art and craft supplies. Use them to make jewelry such as earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. Create beautiful pieces to give as gifts for Christmas, a birthday, or any special occasion.
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[3 x 5 mm]
Description
Featuring high-quality steel jaws and non-slip vinyl handles, this tool can be used on most bendable wires that are used for DIY jewelry projects.
- The tool features two non-graduated cylinders in two size diameters: 3.5mm and 5.5mm.
- You can use these to create bails but wrapping connectors, filagree or sheet metal.
Designed to grip and bend wire, curve shapes and create loops,these are an excellent addition to any jewelry making or jewelry repair kit.
To use, hold your connector firmly grip the center of the connector with your bail making pliers. The back side should face the smaller barrel. Next curve your connector and bend one end of the connector along the curve of the smaller barrel, then repeat on the opposite end. Finally, finish your mail.
- Use the bail making pliers to round out any awkward bends by gently crimping down while following the curve of the bail.
- You can also use chain nose pliers to align the holes on each end of the bail.
- Additionally, loop a jump ring through both holes, then attach a pendant and close the jump ring.