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Twisted Fiber Rope - 8 Ft

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Twisted Fiber Rope - 8 Ft
$9.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Use to keep the opening in jewelry and other projects while firing
  • 3/8" diameter rope - untwist for a variety of sizes
  • Cuts easily with scissors
  • 8 foot piece
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Product Description

Fusing Secret - Use Fiber Rope
Use twisted fiber rope to keep openings in jewelry, wind chimes, and other projects while firing. Overall rope diameter is 3/8". Untwist into 3 pieces each with a diameter of 1/4". Untwist those 3 pieces and each strand is 1/8" in diameter. So versatile - you get so many diameters out of one piece so you always have the right size for the project you're working on. Sold in 8 foot sections.

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Pros : Easy to use
Cons : Leaves a bit of residue on the glass
Other Thoughts : I find this great for fusing twisted vitriograph without loosing the twists. Gives the work depth. Because it is flexible rope, it's easy to slip through the glass before firing.
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Pros : You put this in between glass to get the channel for a pendant. Can't wait to try it out
Cons : Didn't need so much but this should last a couple of years.
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