FireLine 6LB Test Smoke Grey Braided Beading Thread - 125 Yards, .006 In - Beadsmith Review

I have used the Fire Line for both beadwork and fishing for several years. Looks like the wharf collapsed last year. I find more and more often that there are wear points directly on the spool, which I then have to trim and dispose of. This material is not cheap and cutting off several meters due to wear and tear can become expensive. I never thought I'd say this, but I'm looking for replacement thread for beading and fishing. fur

I've always used FireLine for threading and bought them at craft stores. This FireLine tears at the cut ends and is sometimes very difficult to thread through the needle. Because of this I have to use big eyed needles, but the thread on the needle wears out very quickly. I haven't experienced that in the past. Even if you cut it with the sharpest tools, it still comes off and causes irritation. I will continue to use this product because I love how strong the end product is and that it goes…

I use this product exclusively for my beading projects and I am satisfied with it. In the past, when I've bought it from sites that specifically sell beads and other beading related items, the markings on the Fireline would indicate it was beading thread. The Fireline twine I bought from Revain didn't say this and when working with it I found it frayed and knotted more easily. I know that Fireline is used as a line and I wonder if that was the reason for this quality. I will not buy it from…