Jump Ring Holder

$19.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Holds rings and wire in place for soldering
  • Pin the holder in place to prevent movement and free up a hand
  • Adjustable height and angle

Product Description

Give Yourself an Assistant!
Using this tool is like having your own personal assistant. If you've ever burned your fingers trying to work on small projects or had trouble attaching rings to suncatchers and panels, you will agree this handy tool is priceless. Pin the holder in place to prevent movement and free up a hand. The clip can be turned 90 degrees for vertical ring or wire placement, and the height can be adjusted to accommodate a wide variety of projects.

Project images courtesy of Driftless Glassworks.

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Pros : This little gadget works great. Keeps my hands out of the way and lets me see what I am doing.
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