Ref: Bacho
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I always tell customers never to use jewellers cutters to cut steel - the cutters are made of steel, you will simply damage the cutters - EXCEPT for these, which are so tough that they can cut steel wire up to 1.75mm thick (and also copper up to 2mm and brass up to 1.75mm). Why "clearance" ?
Ref: PLRD
5.5" long. Typically for turning fine wire into circles and loops, e.g. for making earring wires.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: pl-ros
Heavy duty round-nose pliers with cutter, 6 inches. For making 'wire' jewellery (e.g. with beads), turn-and-cut, saves time.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: Grip-Plier
Grip-plier for holding flat objects firmly and easily, serrated jaws open to 10mm, pull the locking bar to grip, the harder you pull the tighter it grips. 6" long, very strong.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: PLHR
For holding / turning part-circle (half round) shapes of metal such as ring shanks, look carefully, one side of the inside is flat and the other side is curved.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: PLKNOTCH
Some watch straps won't fit onto the watch because there's an extra little lug sticking out of the case. This tool is to cut a notch in the strap so that it fits.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: PLLOOP
For closing jump rings. Normally you would use two pairs of pliers, but this has, ingenieously, a 'slot' in the middle so that you can fit both sides of the jump ring in one plier.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
Ref: PLRINGHOLD
5.5" long. For holding curved objects such as ring shanks.Click here to see pictures of all the styles
