I purchase long from u bit I forgotten how to make now after seeing by searching feel very happy 😊 😃 😀 😄 thank u so much nd ur products r really awesome 👌 👌
This is a great tool. I just wish there was a way to make multiple designs with one tool. However, for production work this would be invaluable. Also a great way to use up that scrap wire we all have.
We'd love to see more versatile jigs too, they'd be helpful for folks who only need to make earrings occasionally, but you're right this really is a tool for a production jewelry work. We like to features these now and then because a lot of people don't even know they're available and you can never tell who needs a different way to do things.
Wow I do all kinds of resin earrings never thought of this. Very cool will have to order one. Very good video ,good instructor also... What's that one tool you use to cut the wire with I have a lot of tools but not that..I'm a newbie to your channel
Hi! It's a pair of tapered Tronex flush cutters. Here is a link with more details beadaholique.com/products/tronex-taper-razor-flush-cutters-full-relief-with-ergonomic-handle-xtl-vkum
I would think you could sand the edges with a nail file. I used that to shave off the point on post earrings that were used for ear piercing. It worked fine to shave off the point of the post.
A nail file will work well. Another dedicated option that we like is a wire rounder tool like this one: beadaholique.com/products/wire-rounder-tool-with-wooden-handle-1-8mm-cup-bur
It's pretty neat isn't it! We did a video on this many years ago when we were first starting out and it did well for us back then but we thought it was time to give our larger audience a new look at it. Here's our product page for the tool if you'd like to pick one up: beadaholique.com/products/easy-ear-wire-findings-tool-for-making-earring-hooks-1
This jig isn't too flexible, if you use a slightly longer piece of wire you'll end up with an oblong loop at the end, a bit larger, but not the same shape. There's no way to adjust the size of the main curve unforuntely. For customized ear wires doing them by hand is still best. We have a video on that here: ruclips.net/video/BPX8IBb7X-o/видео.html
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I purchase long from u bit I forgotten how to make now after seeing by searching feel very happy 😊 😃 😀 😄 thank u so much nd ur products r really awesome 👌 👌
Thank you!
This is a great tool. I just wish there was a way to make multiple designs with one tool. However, for production work this would be invaluable. Also a great way to use up that scrap wire we all have.
We'd love to see more versatile jigs too, they'd be helpful for folks who only need to make earrings occasionally, but you're right this really is a tool for a production jewelry work. We like to features these now and then because a lot of people don't even know they're available and you can never tell who needs a different way to do things.
Kat, thank you for the very good explanation of the ear wire tool. You always do a wonderful tutorial.
Thanks Sue!
This looks like it doesn't waste a lot of wire, which is a plus.
Awesome tool. Can’t wait to get it
Glad we could help introduce you to it, helping people find the right tools is one my favorite parts of the job!
Wow I do all kinds of resin earrings never thought of this. Very cool will have to order one. Very good video ,good instructor also... What's that one tool you use to cut the wire with I have a lot of tools but not that..I'm a newbie to your channel
Hi! It's a pair of tapered Tronex flush cutters. Here is a link with more details beadaholique.com/products/tronex-taper-razor-flush-cutters-full-relief-with-ergonomic-handle-xtl-vkum
Handy explanation and tutorial thank you
Thanks that's what we're here for!
that is awesome
Do you 'finish' the end of the wire in any way so when you put it through your ear there are no sharp bits from cutting with the flush cutters?
I would think you could sand the edges with a nail file. I used that to shave off the point on post earrings that were used for ear piercing. It worked fine to shave off the point of the post.
@@jenh9426 That's a great idea, thank you so much I appreciate it 💖
A nail file will work well. Another dedicated option that we like is a wire rounder tool like this one: beadaholique.com/products/wire-rounder-tool-with-wooden-handle-1-8mm-cup-bur
@@beadaholique Oh that's fantastic!, thank you so much for the reply 🧡
That is so kool I wish I had one
It's pretty neat isn't it! We did a video on this many years ago when we were first starting out and it did well for us back then but we thought it was time to give our larger audience a new look at it. Here's our product page for the tool if you'd like to pick one up: beadaholique.com/products/easy-ear-wire-findings-tool-for-making-earring-hooks-1
@@beadaholique kool thx I love making jewelry and have the loom from you guy I love it better than the other one I have
@@Wolf_Lover-jk6lg Glad to hear you love your loom, it's one of our favorite tools too
if you cut a longer piece of wire will that make a bigger hoop?
This jig isn't too flexible, if you use a slightly longer piece of wire you'll end up with an oblong loop at the end, a bit larger, but not the same shape. There's no way to adjust the size of the main curve unforuntely. For customized ear wires doing them by hand is still best. We have a video on that here: ruclips.net/video/BPX8IBb7X-o/видео.html
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Now we just need something to create ear hangers
We'll keep our eye out, we're always looking for new tools like this!