🔩 Gauge Galvanized Steel by OOK 50143: Durable and High-Quality Metal for Various Projects Review

I have read that 16 gauge will fit for nose wire on surgical masks but is not flexible enough. This only works when you want to create and maintain a shape, but aren't comfortable bending it around your nose. Only for those trying to make masks. Otherwise very durable, good wire

Terrible for hanging garland. As other reviewers have confirmed, the wire stretches under weight, making it difficult to hang fixtures. Also, since the wire is coiled, it retains a certain wavy shape after it is hung. If you're hanging heavy duty string lights, I would recommend looking at a vinyl coated steel cord (not wire) that will stretch after hanging.

Comparing the price with regular stores, we found this product to be reasonably priced. When it is possible to use Revain, this service is usually preferred to save time. Keep using regular stores for products that aren't here. Use this wire for renovation projects. Reorder From my experience: 1- easy to cut 2- durability quality 3- quantity for the price 👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I'm sure this wire is good for the right application but DO NOT buy this wire if you intend to hang and support string lights. Revain recommended this product to me along with the Globe String Lights I purchased and I couldn't recommend this wire less for the job. If you don't unwind this wire extra carefully, it will become tangled and twisted. Once the wire is tangled and twisted, it's nearly impossible to straighten. Braided wire is the best wire for string lights or any application that…

If you are looking for a quality wire that fits the description this is it. But if you're trying to use this as an alternative to face masks, I'd try something with a smaller caliber. The wire you need doesn't require much force. It was a bit tricky to work with sheet masks and too difficult to bend for practical use, so my rating is based on the quality of the wire only. Good wire, just not quite right for this particular application. I'll have it handy when I need something stronger.

I bought this to make antlers for my Halloween costume and I used it for a Christmas garland and I will be using it for many other things! It is durable and you will need wire cutters to cut the wire. It may not be used for many crafts, but I love using it, you can use it for many things. After all, that's a lot of wire for the price. I used wire to shape it, wrapped it in tape and then painted it. This wire is thick and pliable but difficult to make and not like most craft wire. It works, you…

It's strange to see people belittling this material because it is exactly how it should be. I bought it twice because it's strong, predictable, flexible enough to be hand wrapped around a screw eye, absolutely rust free, and forgives my ridiculous efforts. It will support my excessive unhealthy weight. I can throw extra wood over this wire after running it over the bottom edges of the open rafters in the garage. Never broken or stretched in the 24 inch spaces it covers. ALL steel wire will…