🔧 1-Step Looping Pliers by The Beadsmith - Efficiently Craft Rosaries, Earrings, Bracelets, Necklaces, and Wire Jewelry with Consistent Loops in One Easy Step using 3mm, 24-18g Craft Wire Review

If you make jewelry, this is one of the most important tools we need! This gives the jewelry a professional look and gives you more room to be creative with the wire. The explanation of how to use it on the box is enough to get you started. It's a pretty intuitive tool. 3mm makes a bigger tire than expected, so I bought 1.5mm as well. Neither is a waste of time. But if you need to start with 1.5mm, because eyelet needles are already 1.5mm. This gives an even look.

I am an artisan who loves making jewelry, mainly threading and reworking broken or vintage jewelry. I can make loops out of wire and needles and I really didn't need this thing but I couldn't resist. This is what makes the loops so easy and they are true to size. The only small downside is that the size of the loop in millimeters doesn't change. You need to buy a different tool for a different buttonhole size. I'm glad I treated myself to this and I think it would make a great gift for anyone…

My friend and I make jewelry and looping by hand, which was a very laborious process. I did a little research and came across a single stage large looper. I was a bit skeptical about how well it would work but was very happy to find out how easy it is to do! With a little "final adjustment" of the loop to close it completely, this really saves time and makes consistent loops every time! Works well for the $20 I paid for it. There was little training on how to hold it comfortably since it opens…

I cannot praise this product enough. I'm making a rosary, and the most laborious action is the formation of loops from the wire. This tool cut that time by 2/3 and the loop is perfect every time. I see some complaints about the loop not fully closing, I have two comments on that. 1. There is a video on YouTube that shows how to move the wire so that there is only a tiny gap in the loop which can then be closed completely with pliers, I personally don't care about that small gap. since I still…

I have to admit that I ordered a large looper because the original size seemed small to me, so I'm wrong on that point. I prefer to use wire to make my own eye studs because it's quicker when I can't find the exact eye studs in the store, but I decided to at least try this tool to see if it helps a lot . I spent about 30 minutes trying it out, cutting a piece of wire and making the first loop with pliers. I was not at all impressed with the result of the 'finished' product. Aside from the eye…