5-teiliges Schmuckzangen-set Mit Drahtschneider Und Pinzette – Silber & Schwarz

Jewelry Pliers Set – 5 Pieces – Includes Wire Cutters and Tail Cutter – For Jewelry Repair and Crafting – Includes Tweezers and Spring Coils This set of 5 jewelry pliers and accessories is ideal for making and repairing jewelry. The set includes curved-nose pliers, straight-nose pliers, round-nose pliers, wire cutters, wire trimmers, tweezers, and open-nose pliers – perfect for bending, cutting, securing, opening and closing open-nose pliers, shaping wire, and handling hard-to-reach angles. Suitable for making bracelets, necklaces, earrings, keychains, and other delicate jewelry. Key Features Overview 5 Pliers + Accessories – Complete Set: The set includes straight-nose pliers (chain pliers), round-nose pliers, curved-nose pliers, wire cutters, and wide-nose pliers. Additionally, tweezers and open-nose pliers are included. Everything you need for most jewelry making skills. Curved-Nose Pliers – Easily Reach Hard-to-Reach Corners: Curved-nose pliers have a bend of approximately 45 degrees. You can easily reach places that straight-nose pliers cannot, such as the inside of a bracelet or the back of a chain. Ideal for securing small parts in tight spaces. Straight-nose pliers – for precision work: narrow, flat tips. Used to open and close open rings, grip beads, bend wire, and position small parts. The smooth jaws ensure no scratching of metal surfaces such as silver, gold, or copper. Round-nose pliers – designed for creating various rings: tapered jaws that gradually thicken near the hinge. Ideal for creating circular rings, coils, and spirals from wire. You can determine the ring diameter by selecting specific locations on the jaws. Wire cutters and wire cutters – clean cuts: flat wire cutters cut wire flush. Wiringers (wide-nose pliers) are more robust and can cut thicker wires up to a certain diameter. Both types of pliers provide clean, burr-free cuts. Product Specifications Material: High-quality steel (hardened, stainless steel, durable) Color: Silver/Steel – with non-slip handle (black or colored rubber) Number of Pliers: 5 (straight pliers, round pliers, curved pliers, needle-nose pliers, wide-nose pliers) Accessories: 1 pair of tweezers + 1 opening ring (sometimes an extra ring or cotter pin) Finish: Polished – smooth, scratch-free precious metal surface Features: Double leaf spring (for curved pliers), automatic opening and closing mechanism (some models), ergonomic handle, non-slip grip, compact size for precision work, rust-proof, easy to clean Cleaning: Wipe with a dry cloth – for stubborn stains, wipe with a small amount of oil (sewing machine oil) and a soft cloth – do not put in a dishwasher. Suitable for: Copper wire, silver wire, gold wire, aluminum wire, brass wire, steel wire (maximum thickness 1-2 mm - depending on pliers), open rings, beads, clasps, chain links, chains, pendants, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, watch straps, eyeglass repair, fine model making, sewing (rope cutting, hook cutting). Applications: Jewelry repair, jewelry making (DIY), beading, winding, glass bead projects, wire weaving, eyeglass repair, small electronic products, pop-up greeting cards, miniature models, model airplanes, dollhouse furniture, sewing projects (rings, hooks, springs). Levels: Beginners, intermediate enthusiasts, professional jewelers. Before actual use—oil the pliers: Apply a small drop of thin oil (sewing machine oil or special pliers oil) to the pivot. Open and close the pliers a few times. Wipe away excess oil. This will make the pliers smoother to use and less prone to rust. Cutting thread with wire cutters: Insert the thread as deep as possible into the jaws (near the hinge). Clamp tightly in one go. If you cut too close to the end of the thread, the clamping force will decrease, and the thread may cut at an angle. Use end-of-end pliers to trim the thread to the bead or surface. To open a swivel with straight pliers: Grip the swivel with two pliers (or one plier and one finger). Pull the ends horizontally apart (do not bend to the side). Open the swivel just enough to slide a link or pendant in. Push the ends back into place to close the swivel. To make a coil with round-nose pliers: Cut a piece of wire to the desired length. Place the end of the wire against the jaws of the round-nose pliers, near the tip. Rotate the pliers to wind the wire around the jaws. The coil is now complete.​​It will become round and even. The finer end of the jaws can be used to make smaller coils, and the thicker end can be used to make larger coils. Use curved-nose pliers for tricky angles: insert the curved tip behind the bead or into narrow openings. The angled tip ensures you always have a clear view. Use curved-nose pliers to grip wire or closed chain links without hindering your work. Cleaning and storage: After use, wipe the pliers with a soft, dry cloth. If there is any glue or tape residue, wipe it with a cotton ball dampened with a small amount of alcohol. Store the pliers in the included case or bag. A