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I think Frietz has a hammer it that has about six texture that works great and it is made of wood. Has been out fr years. Ve you been foxed

THANK You ❤ great 💡 idea❤

Hello, could you suggest where I could buy please

So Julia, where did you purchase the reamer with the mushroom handle?

We are so excited to be getting these in the UK!

Oof that looks challenging! 😅 Nice job Jennifer! 💪 I can see the versatility of this tool would be super useful at the bench. I think, though, to avoid a total meltdown fighting with steel wire, I'll try making with brass wire for my first go round! 😋

🌻 Wonderful show ! Ty ☕️

Thanks for this video, i purchased some of this wax and i enjoyed watching you demonstrate how to use it! I am excited to get started now...I am new to wax work so, i do not have sheet wax, can you recommend where i can get it?

What is the price

Wish I had smell a vision TV! Thanks for sharing, Jennifer!

I need some sort of sound, it can be farts for all I care.. But I can't stand complete silence, I keep thinking I accidently muted the video.

Brilliant, thank you.

Amazing

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That's just chainmail for snakes

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Well, I'll be darned. I've learned another very useful tip from y'all. Thanks so much! ..... not that I use too much solder, btw .... LOL

I have used desoldering brade, but unless to are using it when sweat soldering, it burns up under torch flame. I like your solution.

I love my Jool Tool so much! Best tool system ever. Thanks for featuring.

☀️🌻 nice video ~ very useful & informative! Ty Ladies ☕️

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🌻very Pretty. Lady’s ~ nice video ! Ty ☕️

I want/need that tool chest!

Never knew there was so much to 'just a pair of pliers'! Great info, Foxes!!

Is being school trained necessary. Why do people think it's better than just being creative and making things????

Looks like lots of fun!!

How big is your suitcase??

I want a go!!!

What gauge is that? I really want to start playing with making some ridiculously large gauged chains

Oh yes, you made me laugh too. Wink wink!

I love you gals!!! ❤❤❤ great info once again!

Oh my goodness. Thank you so much. I've been doing it wrong all this time. I'm off to play now, armed with my new found knowledge.

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Крутой лобзик🔥🔥🔥

Кайфовое плетение, надо сделать такое))

Another great tool tip!! Thanks.so much!!

Love Chris' humor! Thanks for all your hard work! LOVED THIS!!

Please show an old Craytex wheel so I know what to throw out. Thanks!

Thanks for the information, very well explained.

I’ve been using sticky tack for sand flat pieces like that but this nano tape sounds so much better!

Genial 🙃!!!

Yay!

I bought a Jool Tool several years ago. HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. I used it about a dozen times and the motor died. Seriously. My problem was that I did that over the course of a year. So, no more warranty…and they had changed models. It basically came down to their offer of paying freight (both ways) and paying for repairs-which added up to the cost of a new machine (which is what I had). I do not recommend them at all. It’s really buyer beware. I’m glad you’re happy with yours.

Impressive!! Let’s be friends?

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Another brilliant tip! Thank you ladies

I don't usually cut out the back of my bezels, but the jump ring idea is great. Thanks. As far as my home-made Lion claw goes, most of the time when I want to us it, I don't have enough space on my charcoal block to fit the work and rest the foot of the claw on the same plain. I use a GRS soldering station and I'll put a small iron pick in the third-hand and use that to hold the work. Using the tip of the clamp doesn't always work because of the backlash when setting the hand. Placing the pick on the work and then gripping it in the third-hand solves this.