Beadsmith Chain Flat Nose Micro Pliers for Jewelry Making Review

Love these pliers. I use them to make earrings and bracelets. They even hold tiny adapter rings securely (I use them with a stainless steel cuticle clipper, they work great). The steel is pleasant, shiny and clean; No black marks on your designs. Are these the largest pliers available? Probably not, but for the money they work great and I recommend them.

Great for the price. I use them for chain mail. The grips are a bit small and can be uncomfortable, but I was expecting to buy at the lower end of the price spectrum. If you want something more ergonomic, you have to spend a little more. I've thought about wrapping the handles in something to make them bigger and softer, but so far I haven't felt the need to do so.

Love these cheap pliers. I make jewelry and have tried many different costing pliers over the years. I really like them because they are small, light, with a narrow tip and smooth handles. They're convenient to use and affordable enough to buy multiple pairs and not worry if they break or the metal gets scratched. The spring is decent although I can tell they will break eventually. I've been using them almost every day for 9 months and I'm happy with how they're holding up. I would recommend…

While these pliers are inexpensive, they appear to be reasonable quality for the money. But they are not super high quality. I usually pay more for them at the Gem and Jewelry Show. I've just been away for a while and needed a new pair as my other one was worn out. I can't say how long they last as I haven't used them for a long time. I will update the rating if this changes. For now they appear to be well built and have worked well for my needs so far. One thing I would like to say is that the

I bought these chain mail pliers and use them in combination with a hooked pliers for all my chain mail. A straight chain nose is great because it ends at a narrower point than a curved nose, making it easier to work with in tight spaces or with particularly small rings. I use these ring pliers regularly in sizes 16 through 19. Bending 14 gauge rings with these pliers is a little tricky without damaging the rings and larger pliers will likely do the job. After a long chain run, the limited…