Are they easy to open and close? Are they thin? I am doing a VBS project and need to make many keychains quickly....the jump rings I have gotten are w
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I've use them for both keychains and plastic pendants. They work well with my basic pair of 4-in-1 jewelry pliers.
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These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they... » Read More These red and blue rings are the same hardness and internal diameter, but red ones are little thinner, than blue ones.I would suggest purchasing the red and blue ones and use either one ring per key cap or two: either red only, or blue only, or even red and blue together. Make sure you put them on tight with no space left between the rings themselves and between the lower ring and a key. The best way would be to find and purchase a sampler set with just a few rings: red and blue ones and try them all. Make sure you purchase elastic rings, the kind WASDkeyboards sells, so they won't break. « Show Less
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They are very easy to open. There is a tab you pull up that opens the doors. I have been happy with this
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I would not recommend these for kids. These are great for key rings and tools and stuff to hold things together. Over time I feel the wires might start to fray and could cause injuries.
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I'm not the most knowledgeable to answer this but the quality of the rings are good. I have had no problems with breaking or threads stripping if that's what you mean. They also hold finger tight on my 22.
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They were very inexpensive but that is the catch. My husband got a needle nose pliers to hold the little ring open and get it threaded. VERY difficult but worth the try. Otherwise I just have some around the house!
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They are very easy to open and seal. They seal really tight also. They don't come attached to that board as the picture shows either. They come connected at the tab so that two bags are attached together at the opening. It's more convenient that way also because it keeps them organized. Hope this answers your question. I have bought them again so that tells you I find them very good quality.
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Thats the reason I bought them. I hope I didn't get scammed. I bought the whole set because they are not real sturdy. The dividers inside come apart easily. But I like them because they are light weight and I can carry them in my front pocket easily.
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We are very happy with them...wish I had invented them!!! I would say objects attached to them do detach easily. Give them a try!
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They Are A But Heavier Than Your Hardware Store Variety. They Are So Much Easier To Use Than The Others. My Hands Used To Ach AfterA Couple Of Hours. With These I Can Go All Day. Be Sure And Watch The Training Video.
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Hi MC Pankey! We improved the strength and durability of the rings last July, so they should hold up much better than our original rings did. If you run into any problems with them, please let us know. Judging by the answers here, it looks like they have a much better reputation than they did in the past :) If there is anything else we can help you with, please feel free to contact us directly via this link:
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There is an opening in the plastic housing thru which you can thread a string / thin rope, which in turn can be connected to a key ring or chain. The opening in the housing is too small / thin / delicate to be used directly with a normal sized double-ring.
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They are very (!very!) tough right at first if you lock them all the way until they snap over the catch. Just focus your force right on the tip of the lever (use leverage to your advantage) and they'll pop open. Don't worry about pushing too hard. They won't break. After a week of using them, the catch will soften up and become easier. Honestly though, don't lock them down until they catch. You really only need that if you're going to be dropping them using bumpers. For regular lifts, close them just snug to the outside of the catch, but don't snap over and lock them. In this configuration they are essentially the same as regular Lock-Jaws. They still won't move, trust me. I know it seems odd, as this is likely why you ordered this version, but I really don't find its needed for 90% of your lifts.
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They are pretty easy, yes. They have a little tab that you lift. They are not as thick as traditional tupperware style, but are thick enough. Similar to the take n toss by glad. I have had mine for a year and they still look great with regular use. I mostly use for fruit and dry snacks.
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These jump rings are kind of small, and I use my pliers to close them, so no I would not use my hands to close them unless you have tiny hands.
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They are Carabiner clips like you use for rock climbing or keyrings. You press them to open up and release it to spring closed. Very secure.
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this is just like any other key chain holder. You have to pry the split open wide enough to put your key in the opening you've made and thread it through until it's done threading and the key is attached to the ring. Hope that helps.