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$200.00  
Description:
For capping and lining beads with silver. Comes with one die that will flare up to 3/16" tubing.
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$50.00
Description:
Large Bead Press Die for flaring 3/8" to 5/8" tubing.
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$50.00
Description:
Medium Bead Press Die for flaring 1/4" to 3/8" tubing.
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$50.00
Description:
Plastic Setting dies will set the silver cores better
than anything I have used. The hard but flexible plastic will force
the silver to to follow the contours of your bead. You will need to
pull hard to get the most from these dies. I recommend using a pipe
over the press handle to increase your leverage. The dies will become
rough with use but will continue to do their job. Should they become
too rough, I can repair them for $10. Plastic setting dies will set (1/4" and larger) silver core better than anything I have used.
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12" bead releaser $175.00
9" bead releaser $175.00
Description:
The 12 inch bead releaser is for 12 inch and longer mandrels. The 9 inch bead releaser is for 9 inch and longer mandrels. The bead releaser will remove the mandrel with little physical force or repetitive motion of the hands. Just slide the mandrel in to the tool. Twist the knob tight on a solid mandrel. Rotate the top by grabbing the mechanism close to the bead and push down. The bead will slide off the mandrel into your other hand. To remove a bead requires only a small fraction of the energy normally required.
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$100.00
Description:
You can finish your work on the Off Mandrel Tool and load it into the annealer with out a punty mark or mandrel hole to clean up. This stainless steel tool has a 10 inch by 3/8 inch tube to hang on to and a 1 3/4 inch spring loaded clamp to hold onto your work. |
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$80.00
Description:
This tool works well with powders and can also be used with silver leaf to create parallel lines of color or silver. The tool stretches the surface of the glass exposing underlying colors and can also be used to strike glass. The tool is 1 1/8 inches wide by 7 inches long with a 4 1/2 inch handle. The edges of the rib tool are rounded and polished to protect the edges of the tool from damage. |
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$50.00
Description:
Dapping Balls (3/8", 1/2", 3/4") Use these dapping balls to dome your bead caps. You will need to supply your own dapping block. Put a dapping ball in the press and lower it into the chosen socket in the dapping block. This will center the socket under the ball so the bead cap will dome symmetrically. Place a bead cap in the socket and pull on the press, the bead cap is now domed. There are three sizes of dapping balls to choose from depending on the size of the cap and the height of the dome. |
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$100.00
Description:
This tool allows you to put beads on bracelets and rings or flat object like broaches or pins. The steel mandrel is notched and sits securely in a aluminum stirrup that is 1 5/8 inches deep by 2 1/2 wide. All you have to do is solder tubing to your project use the right size die along with the extra die enclosed to flare the tubing. The plastic die can be used to set the tubing if it is over 3/16 in diameter. |
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