Can this product be used to fill in a hollow ring (one you wear on your finger)?
2031675
I should think so. It may help to slightly roughen the inside of the ring to assist in adhesion. Also, make sure the metal is clean, lacquer thinner will remove any oil residue. Depending on the thickness, it may take more than one application, due to shrinkage.
2031676
I am sure it would fill it just fine, but I am not sure if you need it to have major mechanical strength, though. Make sure you cure it well.
1379112
You would need a tip as well. I suppose you could just use the ring. Cut a hole in a baggie or a piping bag, and just use the ring, but usually you should have a tip as well.
335050
I have no doubt that it will hold a ring upright, but if you get the Quakehold in the photo it will show unless you somehow cover it. It will take a fairly large piece to hold a ring up right which would make disguising it difficult. There are other ways to photograph jewelry-you might try Googling the subject. (Note: I am a photographer. I wouldn't use the Quakehold for this purpose.)
970580
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.
409597
Sorry, I have never tried. Although I see no reason not. Electronic contacts should line up and other than that, it is really just a hollow tube.
1799141
I suppose you could use this for bending flat wire for jewelry but it's not really made for small intricate work. Say for example you want to make a small ring or circle; the smallest this item will do is approximately 3 inches. Also, the rollers are knurled so it will leave marks on your metal which would need sanding and polishing.
1184806
Absolutely. This is great as you can adjust it for each finger. Plus it is durable
938851
It's not hollow. It has a hard end platform for the hand to stand straight up as shown in the picture. It has some thing around the nail area to put some fake nails on. This is really meant to be used to show off either rings, or practice doing nails or something. but i used it to display a few rings i have, and another one for my WWE/WWF Mr. Socko sock puppet.
990861
Yes, that is correct. And because that condition can occur on any finger, there are sizes to fit various fingers. It would require an occupational therapist to assist in deciding what size_______unless you already know because you have used one before. But as I understand it , surgery is the best solution, if you are going to permanently solve the problem.
742129
I don't think so since the rings will be spaced out. I would use a heavier ring.don't forget to wash it first as it will shrink a lot!
1831284
The tying portion would work regardless of what you fill the balloon with, but the filling portion is only for water. I think you can buy the tying portion as a separate item - search for "tie-not". Here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Tie-Not-Water-Balloon-Tying-Tool/dp/B004S2HYNW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1402014283&sr=8-3&keywords=tie-not
2100185
Yes, but since you are only filling in small holes and this is a fairly large container which is more appropriate for spreading over larger holes, you might be better off to purchase a smaller squeeze tube.
1067575
I made a mold of my finger and it worked great and captured all the details. I don't see there being any problem with thin plastic.
1184805
Yes I think so. It's design is geared to be used by both hands and it can be adjusted higher as the hand becomes stronger. You can also individually adjust for each finger. My doctor had recommended it to me because he uses it for himself. Hope that gives you the info you need.
659709
I think so. I think that the foam depth of a half inch should work. The slots are large enough that you could place the cufflink in a T-shape into the slot.
1915036
Just cut a colored gel to the right size and use the ring provided to hold it in
1098337
I guess you could try it, but the hole is really to small for pouring a large amount of liquid from it or out of it.