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Dazzle-It Japanese Style Pliers 5.5inch Flat Nose
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Dazzle-It Japanese Style Pliers 5.5inch Flat Nose

Sale price  $12.85 CAD Regular price  $17.13 CAD
SKU: 74524702
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Flat Nose Pliers 5.5 Japanese Style


These 5.5-inch Japanese Style Flat Nose Pliers are an essential tool for precise jewelry making and wire work. Crafted from stainless steel with a Japanese spring and medium grip handles, they offer excellent control without fatigue. The flat jaws make them perfect for gripping, flattening, and manipulating wire and findings without leaving marks.

What It Can Do

  • Securely grip and hold findings like jump rings, clasps, and small parts.
  • Bend or straighten wire for clean designs and tight fittings.
  • Flatten crimps or gently press elements without marring the surface.
  • Reach into tight spaces or awkward angles where curved pliers wont work.

Why Its Useful

  • Preserves the polished look of your metal components by avoiding scratches or dents.
  • Provides stable control when working with flat or shaped wire profiles.
  • The spring mechanism reduces hand strain”great for longer crafting sessions.
  • Durable stainless steel ensures longevity and resistance to rust or tarnish in work-inprogress areas.

How to Use It

  1. Open the pliers so the flat jaws are ready.
  2. Place the component or wire between the flat tips.
  3. Squeeze firmly but not overly tight”enough pressure to hold without damaging.
  4. For bending, use the flat edge for pushing or folding wire in straight lines.
  5. After use, let the spring open the handles to rest”it helps maintain the springs tension.

When to Use It

  • While closing or aligning jump and split rings.
  • When flattening crimps or tabs for clasps.
  • In wire wrapping or filigree where wire edges need straightening or flattening.
  • During finishing work”making sure surfaces are even, edges aligned, and components sit flat.

What to Use It With

  • Soft wires and fine gauge cable, especially when flat sections or edges are involved.
  • Metal findings such as jump rings, clasps, tabs, crimps, or small components.
  • Complementary tools like round-nose pliers, side cutters, chain-nose in your toolkit.
  • Bead mats or trays to catch small parts and keep your workspace organized.

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