How to use a 3 step wire looping pliers
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Hi. Thanks for the video. I have a question relating to these particular pliers (I've tried to get it answered elsewhere without luck). I have a pair of these and have tried using them as you demonstrate, but they always seem to cut my wire before I've even finished. What am I doing wrong? If I hold them loose enough to prevent this, the loops don't come out correctly. If I grip it firm enough to work with the wire, it cuts the wire. Are they meant for a tougher gauge wire? Thanks for any info.
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Were did you get that specific tool you are using, or what brand is it?
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Odd, but I like the silence broken by the crow cawing in the background, lol! At least it sounds like a crow.
This looks like a really cool tool to own - I buy for my daughter who's taken up jewellery and so far she only has two pliers. Looks like I should also get her a cutter? Do you recommend a type of cutter one should have? Thanks!
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Are these the concave pliers? TY
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Great, clear video. I purchased these pliers some years ago and never used. I'm going right now to try them out. Thanks
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Great, clear video. I purchased these pliers some years ago and never used. I'm going right now to try them out. Thanks
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thank you for the easy to follow guidelines. i am so phappy i purchased these pliers and plan to get the next larger size. you have done all us new beaders a great service. again thank you
I wonder if your pair has a sharp edge somewhere which is cutting your wire. If so, you may have to file and smooth it down. I typically use 20-24G wire with this tool.
beadinggem 1 month ago
You can buy these pliers from many jewelry suppliers. I think Amazon also has them.
I bought mine from Evie's Tool Emporium on Etsy.
beadinggem 2 months ago
The pliers are called bent nose pliers. You can also use 2 broad nose pliers rather than the mix I use. I find the bent nose pliers more comfortable ergonomically so to use in my right hand. I also don't have duplicate tools. Try out your tools and see which works for you.
beadinggem 7 months ago
Thanks very much for your comment and suggestions. I will put in the keywords.
beadinggem 2 years ago