Would this work for perler beads?
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The containers are about 1inch high and about 1 inch wide might be to small.
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Yes in my opinion I think it would help in sealing the bead. It is very thick and needs to be thinned with water, even that is a chore. Once you get some thinned down it works very well. I would buy again.
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I'm not sure. This bag did not go very far. Beads are very small. I Had much better luck with the refill bag sold by WAL-MART.
804120
Sorry. Don't know. My daughter eventually broke hers and I didn't replace it. The safety bead aspect worked, though, because even when she broke it, no beads came loose.
214851
Appears to be, but I returned it because it didn't work for the beads I had
639592
Yes. I use these beads for a project in my classroom for that exact purpose.
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I don't use mine for beads but I can fit two small markers in each slot. I hope that helps.
368701
Hello... Not quite sure I understand your question...however all tires have beads...if possibly you meant that if the tire comes with the wheel...that answer is no.. Mike The Tire Geek
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It would work great. I use it for craft beads. Get the plastic see through so you can see what's in the bottom.
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If you have a clamp/vise this will work well for soft plastic beads. This is for a sure a 2 handed operation.
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I have not tried that but I do not see why not,. I do like the kit and it fixes on a water bottle making the beads is fun, hopes this helps
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The beads are interwoven with a monofilament line. From what I can see, it may be a very cumbersome task of keeping the beads from running. Good luck.
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I don't know, I used it with the Rainbow Loom I already own. If you have used bands from Michael's on the Magic Loom, then these will work too.
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If there was a rip or a seam that came loose, the beads might escape. I don't know what happns after years of use since I haven't had mine very long.
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I cannot say for sure, I have not tried it on beads. Beads tend to roll around and it is possible to lose several, but may work for tiny beads such as seed beads. I have tried to use it on larger jewels (8-10mm) and they tend to fall off quickly.
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This might be overkill, or flat-out awkward, for this specific use. Based on a youtube search for "bead drilling" to see what others use, you'll likely want a light duty rotary tool or bead reamer for harder materials or a pin vise for things like polymer clay. You might consider a jeweler's push drill like this: Jeweler's Small 3-1/2" Push Drill for Micro Bits 0.20mm to 1.0mm
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It should work fine. Haven't tried it myself. But it works for different size grinds.