Review on 🔗 3000+ Bright Aluminum Chainmail Jump Rings - 1 lb, 16G, 5/16" ID by Dawn Fischer

I'm a longtime jewelry salesman/small armor inventor who has tried all things on and when I saw them I was intrigued by the "lack of gray patina". I'm glad I took the risk and got a pound for a bigger project. The rings I received are: - Good size and appear to be on par with other suppliers' rings of this size - Good balance of soft and hard; not as difficult to machine as steel but I don't think they will crack from wear like copper. I was concerned that it was an alloy and not pure aluminium, but they seem to be on par with aluminum in strength and weight. Leave no gray stains on my hands and clothes until I weave like pure polished aluminum (at least not yet; I'll have to wait and see how they wear down) - No obvious nicks or scratches near the hole as is common with some's rings is the case with other suppliers in our days. no-no burrs on the cut like some rings from other suppliers often do these days, and luckily they don't leave metal flakes on my web surface and clothes - cut straight; still no awkward cuts at sharp angles (again unlike many rings I've received from this other seller recently) - arrived well polished rather than advertised as 'bright' but they were actually very dark and were accompanied on the seller's website. with the smug warning that if you want to use real highly polished aluminum rings, you can buy an expensive mug and learn the fine art of acrobatics. main provider for the community; if so then you are right. If I keep getting products of the same quality I will be switching from them to Chainmail Joe if possible in my brilliant aluminum shop.