Can you use this for tambour beading and this Weight
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Hi Monica, This frame is for holding material from the top to the bottom not to hold anything on the sides. It could hold sting if you wrapped it around the slots on top and as you worked down you could roll your beaded part up to give more room but only to work vertically, not circular or horizontally outward from the edge of the frame. You could work pieces of the length though and attach the sides of the worked pieces together. It could look like a solid piece if you measured it just right. If you use an elastic type of stringing thread it will be able to adjust to the curves of the drum. It could be done but I think a round size hoop would be easier. I hope this will help.
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The Eureka AS1051A is 18.5 pounds. Not as light as I wanted, but it does work on Smartstrand Silk.
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You can tack anything from 1/2" to 1" 23 guage is pin nailing too light for heavier heavy work. You cannot use for flooring.
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Although I haven't used it for my beading supplies, it appears that it would be great! I'm a porcelain artist teacher, and I use it for transporting those supplies. I LOVE it! I also do bead work, and would not hesitate to use it for that.
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So far I have used this vice for clamping almost any item needed except for sawing. I would think that its capabilities would (or could be) extended to light weight sawing; but vigorius of heavy duty sawing I would not count on it.
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I didn't use it for that style, but I googled it and see many people have used Fimo clay to make that style of bead. Hope this helps.
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It would work well if you get the 4 lb. test. That is fine, but also easy to cut with bugle beads. Standard practice is to use a seed bead on both ends of the stitch to keep the always sharp bugle beads from cutting the thread. That is a problem no matter which type of thread you use. I like to go through the beads twice too.
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Technically yes, but it will take way to long, and no way if you break the bead. Bring a CO2 bottle with a pressure reg and tire air chuck. You can even run pneumatic tools with it
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Yes it could, but it may not be very good for you. The vice is not aligned on center (mine wasn't anyway) which will make accurate holes difficult to drill. The bits themselves seem decent, but I haven't had a chance to try to push them through anything tougher than thin wood. A quality pin vice, such as those from Starrett may be more up your alley for doing fine jewelry work.
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I don't have heavy stuff on this but I would be careful how heavy the items are. I have pictures so they don't weigh a lot. It will be beautiful with whatever you put on it.
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I'm sorry. I just purchased it and have not had the opportunity to try it. I do however like the weight of it. Not too heavy, not to light. Should be great to work with.
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Should be able too. I put 100# on mine with no problem but that is some serious weight.
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Hi, great question. Yes, I only use it for items up to 5 pounds and it works great.
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I can't say for sure since I have never used a beading loom, but the hole is quite large and beads not easily breakable, so I would guess you could. Great colors!
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That's a good question and I may try that soon but I really don't think it would large ones. I'm not sure, if the beads are small I think so.The ones used in cross stitch beading are not much bigger than these rhinestones so thinking about those I would say yes.
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you can if you have a small enough o ring. There is enough play in the bead.
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Well, you could definitely put beads on it, it's thin enough, however, it is also quite strong (I hung a large, solid wood welcome sign on my front door with it). So it's less pliable than it looks. I did tie knots in it, but they are visible ... you can't make them really small, at least I couldn't. But I don't have a lot of strength in my hands, so perhaps you would fare better.