Would this work as holder for bead tubes? Round tubes uch as Beaders Paradise or Miyuki? Maybe the more tall/square bead containers usually found on j
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LOL, you have contacted another bead lover! Actually, I just got out a tube of beads to try in the holder and it works just great! Never thought of it... THANKS :) (I used mine for lipsticks)
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It holds mine.Mine are Noritake, Rhythm.The dimensions on the website will tell you the height.Measure yours to be sure the storage container is high enough.You will be extremely pleased!
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The metal jiggers stack pretty neat. I can't say anything about the mini cup - I just don't have one. If they're the same volume, they could stack, yet the form (the width of the cone) might be a bit different, so I wouldn't bet on this one.
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It holds mine. Mine are Noritake, Rhythm. The dimensions on the website will tell you the height. Measure yours to be sure the storage container is high enough. You will be extremely pleased!
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It depends on the size of the beads. While the sides do have dividers, they aren't flush with the bottom so if they are smaller than say a pearl, they will slide around. Other than that it's pretty safe
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Yes... Just search for "styrofoam beads" at Amazon.com and you have several options.
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edit: I didn't know it was not a ROUND tubular type frame like most are and is oval like, so it probably will not!(unless you are handy and can make your own brackets or mounts or modify things etc) Myself I do not know, but the one I got for my mother fit hers and could have been places in more than one spot on different sized tubing because it comes with stick on rubber pieces to put around the metal tubing if you need to make it a larger diameter so the cup holder can still clamp down on it. If I remember correctly it had 2 different size of rubber (thickness wise), but in the spot I used I needed both so I trimmed one (length wise) and used in on a narrow tuber on hers to build it up then stuck the other rubber piece on top of the first one and then clamped the cup holder down. Been a long time and she still uses it no problems. It can clamp tight and has the rubber pieces with it so it should fit most applications. I can check the diameter it can go up to if needed, just reply and let me know.
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I've never held a Miswak in my hand, but I believe the most common size Miswak would be too wide. The container can only hold four or five toothpicks with decent wiggle room. A Miswak of .5 diameter (size found on amazon) would not fit the tube case. Hopefully this helps your decision. Alternative cases could work, such as a cigar tube, travel toothbrush tube or a nice pen case. Good luck!
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I wouldn't use the round ones--maybe 1" in a square. The round ones are a tight fit--and I also don't recommend this product because the adhesive doesn't hold and the thing keep coming off. They are overpriced for what you get, although they do slide smoothly.
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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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Hi, These gem jars will hold the charms if the charms are smaller than the dimensions of the jars. Thank you! Caddy Bay Collection
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It is a flat bottom. I use this container for the elastic bands for the rainbow loom and it works well. I don't use it for beadsso I can't tell iof it would work for that.
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A 1" two-piece mount should work. The center portion of the tube has a flat spot where the name is etched. That portion of the tube is 1", so if you have a ring/clamp that will fit over the larger ends, you should be good to go.
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I dont know? The bead has to have a good size opening because when the clasp comes together is a little bit wider than the actual necklace tube itself. You will just have to take the necklaces with you and size the beads or figure out to give a little bit more room than then necklace itself. I bought some square letter embossed silver metal beads and they had a pretty good wide opening ans slid right through.
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I have used these and similar product in triangle hook as well as numerous other holders. I have had to bend the hook a little with some of the odder shaped ones, but on most cases, they work fine.
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My mugs are 4 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. I hang them by the handle on the top two sets of hooks. I don't use the bottom rack. I can hang ten this way without having to invert them. The rack can easily handle a larger diameter mug. Very satisfied with the look and convenience.
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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.