🔍 MegaCast Metal Ring Stretcher | Rathburn | 6.5 inches | Enhanced SEO Review

15 minutes after opening the package I was able to place the ring on my arthritic wrist and back on my finger. This helps to lubricate the device before use.

I guess there's nothing wrong with that, but it was useless for my purposes. I wanted to resize my wife's wedding ring but unfortunately this is not possible as it is tungsten carbide and cannot be resized. I guess I'll leave it as a curiosity.

This ring wrench is great. I've been at odds with a stubborn jeweler for 6 months about a ring augmentation I performed. After an annoying 6 months of back and forth I finally got my ring back only to find that Master had never enlarged it. Ten minutes with this ring expander (and hammer) and I enlarged the ring myself. The ring fits like a dream and I owe it all to this little widget. Note: After plugging the piston, stretch the ring; You have to use a hammer to push the plunger back. It gets…

The ring stretcher arrived on time and in perfect condition. This works on most rings, going up a size or two, but going a little larger will crack the metal in the ring. A NOTICE. It will not stretch thick rings and rings made of harder metal like titanium or stainless steel. The plunger tends to stick, so rub it with a bar of soap to make it smooth before using. I also recommend not using a metal hammer as it would flatten and jam the bottom of the cone, so use a plastic or rubber headed…

I am a jewelry artist and have been using this for about 5 months. Pros, it's affordable, pretty easy to use and makes the ring bigger. Cons: Very difficult to pull out or peel off once you've enlarged the ring. It says size 6.5 and up, but after 5 months of use it's finally stretched and you can't get any less than an 8. Another thing is you have no idea how many shots or how deep you need a bar get pounded in, so literally hope for the best. The first 5 or 6 times I over enlarged the ring and

I don't know if the seller understands what the components involved are for. The nylon stand that comes with the ring stretcher is a vital component and is incomplete. The stretcher is assumed to be partially in the nylon stand and there is a hole in the center of the stand for the metal rod during measurement. The problem is that the nylon stay doesn't have a cutout like it should, so the subframe can partially face inward to hold it in place. There's no point in drilling a hole in the nylon…