Twofers Grinding Bits - Jewerly Bits

Stained Glass Supplies Tools and Supplies

Twofers Grinding Bits - Jewerly Bits

Two Bits for the Price of One. Aanraku brings you Twofers - superior quality; low-cost grinding bits. Use jewelry bits to grind a groove into the edges of jewelry for finishing and wire wrapping. A huge time saver. Best of all; your jewelry pieces will be more durable. Bits fit most glass grinders. Diamond mesh grit is 220. Step-by-Step Wire Wrapping Using a Jewelry Bit See images below 1. Grind a groove around edges of glass cabochon with a jewelry bit. 2. Wrap wire around cabochon firmly from bottom; ending at top. Grip wire with pliers and twist to secure. 3. Bring wires up and wrap around a dowel 1/4 away from cabochon. 4. Using wire nippers; trim ends around base to secure and tuck in ends. Images from Innovative Adornments book 6294. Artist Jayne Persico.
$34

Twofers Grinding Bits - Jewerly Bits

Stained Glass Supplies Tools and Supplies

Twofers Grinding Bits - Jewerly Bits

Two Bits for the Price of One. Aanraku brings you Twofers - superior quality; low-cost grinding bits. Use jewelry bits to grind a groove into the edges of jewelry for finishing and wire wrapping. A huge time saver. Best of all; your jewelry pieces will be more durable. Bits fit most glass grinders. Diamond mesh grit is 220. Step-by-Step Wire Wrapping Using a Jewelry Bit See images below 1. Grind a groove around edges of glass cabochon with a jewelry bit. 2. Wrap wire around cabochon firmly from bottom; ending at top. Grip wire with pliers and twist to secure. 3. Bring wires up and wrap around a dowel 1/4 away from cabochon. 4. Using wire nippers; trim ends around base to secure and tuck in ends. Images from Innovative Adornments book 6294. Artist Jayne Persico.
$34

Studio Pro Pistol Grip Glass Cutter

Stained Glass Supplies Glass Cutters

Studio Pro Pistol Grip Glass Cutter

Self-lubricating carbide pistol style cutter is easy to hold and reduces wrist fatigue. Its unique shape maintains a more natural cutting edge. Delphi Cutting Tip To hold the pistol grip glass cutter; place your thumb on the top of the handle just above th cutting wheel and curl your remaining fingers underneath the handle. Line up the cutting wheel with the intended score line at a slight downward angle; apply moderate pressure to the cutting wheel and push away. A good score begins at one edge of the glass and runs to the other edge. It should look like a piece of hair on the glass. If it looks like salt; you and 39;ve pressed too hard.
$19