Thanks for doing that demo. I bought one of those crimpers and thought it was useless but looks like I was not using it correctly. I won't throw it out now! Oh, will that crimper be good for the round crimps? Or just tubes.
Thank you Carol. I am going to try mine again. Also, for anyone here not a member of Carol's Jewelry Junkies group on the Style Maker Network I HIGHLY recommend it. It's a great forum to share your work, ideas, inspiration and learn new techniques and ask questions. It has been extremely helpful to me.👍
You hit the nail on the head with this video! I've struggled with my pliers also, and I guess I'm not taking my time and crimping long enough. Thanks so much for taking your time and showing us just how to get our projects done! From Super HOT SW Missouri! ;-)
Oh I'm so pleased this helped! I went through this with one of my members step by step. She showed me after every squeeze and we figured out what she was doing wrong. Then I talked with my other members who said the same thing. It was great to work through that with them and get the best result for my viewers. Thank you so much. Very wet here in New Zealand today.
I do use them often. I also use French wire in place of a wire guardian. The reason you would use one is that it protects your stringing material and also helps to stop it slipping out of the jump ring if you have left it slightly open. Here's a video where I talk about them. ruclips.net/video/o_R9_fJmgcY/видео.htmlsi=WyMTLkxQFn83E887 Here's a video where I use French wire instead. ruclips.net/video/gU0pLeDD4VM/видео.htmlsi=OKq67v4ikrMGw82A
I tried a number of times today. Definetley struggled still, was like a ravioli. It’s too bad as the tool was 25$. Would recommend the om Tara pliers over this one
That's a shame Sheridan. If you like you can try again and send me photos and I will see if I can figure out where it's going wrong. Send me a photo at each stage. Most people do get it eventually but you need to squeeze hard and keep turning and squeezing until it's right.
@@The_Stylish_Makerthank you for that ! I have been using 0.18 tiger tail but also used on diff wires. Also used the special 2 mm tubes for it. Mine just end up looking like a very mangled pancake / it is smashed with a lot of misformed edges. I think I must have squished it about ten times but it just doesn’t go into a ball like yours does. In the end I’ll probably just use crimps and crimp covers. The om Tara pliers are really great if you ever want to use basic crimping pliers
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Thanks for doing that demo. I bought one of those crimpers and thought it was useless but looks like I was not using it correctly. I won't throw it out now! Oh, will that crimper be good for the round crimps? Or just tubes.
That's good news Flora. You can only use the Magical crimping plier with 2mm crimp tubes.
Thank you Carol. I am going to try mine again.
Also, for anyone here not a member of Carol's Jewelry Junkies group on the Style Maker Network I HIGHLY recommend it.
It's a great forum to share your work, ideas, inspiration and learn new techniques and ask questions. It has been extremely helpful to me.👍
Aw, thank you so much, Beth. I really appreciate your kind words and your promotion! This morning's zoom call was so much fun!
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It was!!!!!! It's so wonderful to be able to interact with each other!!!
@@OHSloopyIO I agree!
Thank you for a clear demonstration and the hints and tips.
Thank you, Dianne.
Thank you for a good demonstration.
You are welcome, Rachel. Thank you.
Great video you demoed it very well to understand❤❤❤
Thank you so much, Rhonda.
Thank you. Wonderful demonstration.
You're welcome. Thank you.
Thank you, no wonder mine looked awful. Have ordered the crimping pliers.
Thank you. I'm glad you found this one useful.
You hit the nail on the head with this video! I've struggled with my pliers also, and I guess I'm not taking my time and crimping long enough. Thanks so much for taking your time and showing us just how to get our projects done! From Super HOT SW Missouri! ;-)
Oh I'm so pleased this helped! I went through this with one of my members step by step. She showed me after every squeeze and we figured out what she was doing wrong. Then I talked with my other members who said the same thing. It was great to work through that with them and get the best result for my viewers. Thank you so much. Very wet here in New Zealand today.
Thanks, I thought I was the only having difficulties with it...... I will give it another go!
Thank you. Nope, I think probably about 50% of people have difficulty with it. I'm always being told that their pliers don't work.
@@The_Stylish_Maker Yes, I thought they didn't work either too!
@@floatingisland544Me too!
@bekahe4433 I'm glad you got to watch the video and see how to trouble shoot the magical crimper.
Carol do you ever use wire guards? I see a lot of people use them. Is it really necessary to? Thanks
I do use them often. I also use French wire in place of a wire guardian. The reason you would use one is that it protects your stringing material and also helps to stop it slipping out of the jump ring if you have left it slightly open. Here's a video where I talk about them. ruclips.net/video/o_R9_fJmgcY/видео.htmlsi=WyMTLkxQFn83E887
Here's a video where I use French wire instead. ruclips.net/video/gU0pLeDD4VM/видео.htmlsi=OKq67v4ikrMGw82A
I tried a number of times today. Definetley struggled still, was like a ravioli. It’s too bad as the tool was 25$. Would recommend the om Tara pliers over this one
That's a shame Sheridan. If you like you can try again and send me photos and I will see if I can figure out where it's going wrong. Send me a photo at each stage. Most people do get it eventually but you need to squeeze hard and keep turning and squeezing until it's right.
@@The_Stylish_Makerthank you for that ! I have been using 0.18 tiger tail but also used on diff wires. Also used the special 2 mm tubes for it. Mine just end up looking like a very mangled pancake / it is smashed with a lot of misformed edges. I think I must have squished it about ten times but it just doesn’t go into a ball like yours does. In the end I’ll probably just use crimps and crimp covers. The om Tara pliers are really great if you ever want to use basic crimping pliers
@@sherisedances8267 can you email me pictures. I really want to help you to get this working. My email address is carol@thestyishmaker.com
@@The_Stylish_Maker okay will do that when I get home this evening! Thanks 😊🤗😊
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Thank you.