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Jewelry Twofers Grinder Bits - 2 Pack

Jewelry Twofers Grinder Bits - 2 Pack by Aanraku Studios
$49.95 USD
Item# 63956   In Stock

Product Features

  • Use jewelry bits to grind a groove into the edges of jewelry
  • 2 Superior Quality Bits at 1 Low Price
  • Diamond coating guaranteed not to peel!
  • Doubled plated for longer product life
  • Creates a groove to fit 20 gauge wire for a secure wire wrapped finish


Product Description

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. The groove created in the edge of the cabochon fits 20 gauge wire for a secure wire wrapped finish. A huge time saver! Best of all, your jewelry pieces will be more durable. Diamond mesh grit is 220 for fine grinding. Fits Techniglass, Gryphon, Glastar and Inland grinders.

Step-by-Step: Wire Wrapping Using a Jewelry Bit
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.

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Pros : Two for the price. Great value. Works great.
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  •   Just what I needed!
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Pros : Easy to use, easy to install, perfectly smooth groove
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : I bought these for my Gryphette Grinder so I could make grooves in my fused glass pendants for wire wrapping. These work perfect!
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Pros : Don't know why anyone would order singles with this great value available.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : Keep up the good values for your customers.
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