Jewellery Pliers Set | 5 Piece | Blue Handles - Wire Work and Beading Tools

Start wire work with the core shapes in one box. This 5 piece set holds five blue handled pliers, including round nose, flat nose and cutting jaws, so you can hold, bend, loop and trim without hunting for the next tool.

The handles are cushioned and spring loaded, which helps on long beading sessions.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Beginners building a first wire working kit
• Hobby makers who want every core shape at once

Perfect for

• Opening and closing jump rings
• Rolling loops on head pins and eye pins
• Trimming wire and head pin ends
• Earrings, rakhi and bracelet finishing
• Beginner jewellery making kits

Compatibility

Works with: jewellery wire, jump rings, head pins, eye pins, chain links and crimp beads.

Pairs well with: beading wire, jump rings and a bead mat to stop small parts rolling.

Not suitable for: hardened steel, memory wire, thick fencing or structural wire and anything that needs a full size workshop tool.

How to Use

1. Open jump rings sideways with two pliers, one end towards you and one away.
2. Roll a loop on the round nose jaws, working closer to the tip for smaller loops.
3. Trim wire with the flat side of the cutter facing the piece for a neater end.

Before You Buy

• These are craft pliers sized for jewellery wire, not workshop tools.
• The photographs show the set in its retail card; jaw shapes are as pictured.
• Fine tools have sharp tips and edges, so store them away from children.

You will Need

• more jewellery tools

You may also like

• craft and jewellery wire
• jump rings
• clasps and hooks

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this set have 5 pliers?
Yes. It is a 5 piece set of blue handled pliers, including round nose, flat nose and cutting jaws.

Will these cut memory wire?
No. The cutter is for soft jewellery wire, head pins and cord. Memory wire is hardened and needs a dedicated memory wire cutter.

Should I buy this set or a single plier?
Pick the set if you are starting out, since most wire work needs two pliers at once. Pick a single plier, such as the 1-step looper, if you already own the basics and need one special job done.