I need jump rings that are thin and that I can open and close with my hands (not pliers). Are these jump rings thing and pliable?
1080722
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.
259367
You could squish them in but the snap lock isn't that good. It might pop open. I would definitely think of another option. Sorry
136270
Yes, for small toys. They are very light and easy for a toddler to lift themselves. Since they are plastic, they are very durable and impervious to liquids. The handles are easy to hold for little hands.
1724295
I'm not a petite woman, but yes, you should not have any problem grasping these. Mostly, you lay the pad of your hands on the top and loosly grasp with your fingers. They are so stable that I could do pushups without grasping them at all with my fingers. They are tacky and don't move, and I use them on a concrete floor.
1907674
I think they are soft - they are pliable - I can pinch them between my fingers.
1693809
No fingers can be used. Plus, I wouldn't recommend this product. The loops aren't good and unravel easily. When I made these as a child they were much better. I'm sure a craft store would have some you to inspect before buying.
2087051
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.
411831
I do not see an easy way of either shortening or extending, unless you have some small jumprings available, looks like these are all sealed. But w/ some 2mm jumprins, I thin would be easy if you had a way to cut a link out.
2275949
They are squeezable. Not thin like water bottle squeezable, but not as hard as a ketchup bottle where it will spray all over either. I think you will be just fine. I have had mine for two weeks and use it daily. So far they have held up well. I do plan on getting a few more sets as back ups if I need them.
1829933
I think these are delicate toys made to be played with delicate hands. Maybe they should suggest this for kids a little older! No problems here.
1049433
Yes, they are perfect for that. However, they do not fit through buttons if you intend to use any.
351775
Robert, These are a little on the bulky side. You could for sure handle a focus ring, but not sure how tight you need to be for the other dials. The other issue I wonder about is putting them on and taking them off. The are a snug fit and do not come off easily. Most of the time I just let the fingers turn inside out when I take them off or have to work carefully to get them off finger by finger. Not sure if you will like that.
1807963
I doubt these will meet your requirements. They're not thinner than a dime, they're more like the thickness of two dimes. And, they are not completely flat, but slightly rounded toward the top. I used them for "feet" on a cutting board and because I was using a cleaver to chop, they did not "stick". Had I been slicing only, they would have been fine. I went to larger feet (more sticky area on the board surface) and that worked.
1301366
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.
691717
NO! Just the opposite in fact. These fit together nicely, but they are SUPER slippery - not really good for anything other than to put under heavy exercise equipment that won't move. Definitely NOT for jumping rope! Hope that helps! I got them originally to use for an exercise video in front of the TV, but they slid all over the place immediately. Good luck! - Dawn
626160
They are just right, not thin and not thick, so you can open them and put whatever you like. What I really like about this ones is that you have a timer so you can make them toastier or not according to your own preference and taste. I hope this will help.
1813222
No, they are clip/clamp-less. These are curling wands and come with a heat resistant glove.