Cut the big 10 gauge Wire for making Cuff Bracelet Blanks! Safely
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Hope it helps! Using 10 gauge (2.59mm diameter) wire is wonderful to make these very sturdy and beautiful cuffs, but the wire can be tuff to cut! If your hands can't do it and you don't have a near by friend who might help, then you can always use a jewelry saw to cut through. It doesn't take much time at all. I use my mini vice to hold onto the wire so I can work with both my hands and cut safely. If I am using large wire cutters, then the vice will also help me hold the large spool of wire while I use both hands to cut through. Make sure to have a little basket or carpet under you so the metal doesn't bounce off the floor. I like to bend it slightly downward as I cut through. Thanks for watching! Please like, share and comment if this little video helped you! I also have a quick video on how to hammer out and texture these large wire pieces into cuffs. • Make Wire Bracelet Bla...
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Hope it helps! Using 10 gauge wire is wonderful to make these very sturdy and beautiful cuffs, but the wire can be tuff to cut! If your hands can't do it and you don't have a near by friend who might help, then you can always use a jewelry saw to cut through. It doesn't take much time at all. I use my mini vice to hold onto the wire so I can work with both my hands and cut safely. If I am using large wire cutters, then the vice will also help me hold the large spool of wire while I use both hands to cut through. Make sure to have a little basket or carpet under you so the metal doesn't bounce off the floor. I like to bend it slightly downward as I cut through. Thanks for watching! Please like, share and comment if this little video helped you! I also have a quick video on how to hammer out and texture these large wire pieces into cuffs. ua-cam.com/video/ygJwzuFeEBE/v-deo.html
I’ve been wondering how to do the bracelets… I hope you do a full tutorial!! ❤
Thanks so much! The three or four short videos will take you through my process, there's not much to them, just a lot of muscle. 🤩❤️🙏
@@PerfectlyTwistedJewelry thank you!! Looks like I need some more stuff lol 😂
You can never have enough stuff for the bench! Here is my little Amazon Affiliate store I've started if you're interested, these are the things I use in my studio, I will be adding more as I go, I just opened it up the other day...
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Oh wow,you busy busy😊much love Teacher 🎉
Yes, thank you, Nancy! Show months are always crazy busy. 🤩❤️🙏
Enjoy your videos ..They are so relaxing 😌
Thank you so much 🤗
Thank you for the helpful tip......I will have to use the hubbies vice down n his shop........I am looking forward to using 10 gauge and making those pretty cuff bracelets you made. Thank You!
Thanks so much, have fun! Yes, a vice will help. ❤️🙏
Such cool gadgets 😊
thank you, Eve!
That looks interesting! Excited to see what those 4 pieces will be after they get the Midas touch.
Thank you, Pamela, the cuffs are great fun. ❤️🙏
I make my bracelets from 10 g to 18 g...without any type of tools that are usually used...I only use 1 cutting pliers, a tube to shape the bracelet...a small hammer...I have blisters on my hands cuts and more...but my bracelets have nothing to envy of those made with sophisticated tools...which one day I will buy
The tools I'm using really are not fancy.They come from the hardware store, for example that heavy hammer is less than twelve dollars and the anvil I purchased from harbor freight for maybe a hundred and fifty dollars so the tools are very simple and they really do save on your hands, thank you for sharing what you do, I will wish your blisters and cuts, fast healing! ❤️🙏
What is the name of this wire holder machine you insert on the anvil will i find it on amazon because am searching for wire hold i can't find the product?
That is called a Bench Vice... there are some on the amazon, here is a link to my Amazon affiliate store, there is a vice there as well, you can also find them in the hardware stores. Thank you for your support of my channel! amzn.to/4daUzbj
May I ask where you purchased the anvil/block?? TY
Thanks Penny! Here is a link to my Amazon Associate store, I have most of the tools and supplies that I use in here... I do get a commission from Amazon if you use my links to purchase anything, so thanks in advance! www.perfectlytwistedjewelry.com/buy-tools-and-supplies.html