Are the links between the gems made of wire? Can the strands be cut and/or adjusted to different lengths with a pair of scissors?
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The "crystals" are attached together with small rings that can be pulled apart. So no scissors necessary.
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yes, the ends can be cut but make sure not cut too much because you might cut into the wires. I was surprised with the product, the grips can get very hot. I hope this helps, let me know if you have more questions.
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Hello MaryKatz...I will be at our cafe later this afternoon and take a closer look at the rhinestone piece. I know the rhinestones were in a single mesh piece, so you probably can cut it lengthwise...let me check it out and advise. The piece is really nice as a 4-row strand for cake layer bases...good quality. MB
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They are shaped like gems, all be it too flat to be typical "real world" cuts. Most like the thin ones you'd find in bracelets or pendants.
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Yes. I cut mine in half with scissors to give a piece to a friend. Worked great.
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Yes they can be taken apart and put into smaller sizes. I buy one strand and out of that one strand I make 4 small clickers for myself.
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YES. These are very good scissors for cutting thinner gauges of sheet metal. Many well-known jewelry artists use them to cut metal, up to about 21-22 gauge, so 24 gauge is thinner and will work fine. I work for Wubbers, and we make high-end jewelry pliers. We have an online tutorial site...Wubbers University...and several of our tutorials list these in the tool list. For the people that answered that they wouldn't do it...I have used them, and they work great.In fact, there are some techniques in metal...for example, Marne Ryan's Organic Metal techniques...where it is easier to cut the metal with these shears than it is with a jeweler's saw. YES. These are very good scissors for cutting thinner gauges of sheet metal. Many well-known jewelry artists use them to cut metal, up to about 21-22 gauge, so 24 gauge is thinner and will work fine. I work for Wubbers, and we make high-end jewelry pliers. We have an online tutorial site...Wubbers University...and several of our tutorials list these in the tool list. For the people that answered that they wouldn't do it...I have used them, and they work great.In fact, there are some techniques in metal...for example, Marne Ryan's Organic Metal techniques...where it is easier to... » Read More YES. These are very good scissors for cutting thinner gauges of sheet metal. Many well-known jewelry artists use them to cut metal, up to about 21-22 gauge, so 24 gauge is thinner and will work fine. I work for Wubbers, and we make high-end jewelry pliers. We have an online tutorial site...Wubbers University...and several of our tutorials list these in the tool list. For the people that answered that they wouldn't do it...I have used them, and they work great.In fact, there are some techniques in metal...for example, Marne Ryan's Organic Metal techniques...where it is easier to cut the metal with these shears than it is with a jeweler's saw. « Show Less
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They are adjustable. You can remove as many links as needed (hold two links and push together to separate)
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The light string is not designed to be shortened. The only way is to cut and terminate the wire. The sockets are fixed and cannot be moved either. This is a great light set, however. Well made. I installed under my patio cover and use a dimmer switch.
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I used some sharp scissors and didn't have too much of a problem. They are tough, but they are good for my little ones. I did buy the larger size so I couild split them for the same reason you stated. I think you will be pleased with them.
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Amanda ~ I haven't used it with any jewelry that has glued on stones so can't answer your question. I have a feeling that they would be okay though.
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The length of the chain is 40 inches. It appears to me that links could be removed from the chain. if necessary.
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Possibly with a very steady hand or if the gem is on a flat surface. I discarded the one I bought and bought a very high powered Jeweler's loupe. Good luck.
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It is one lonnng piece if cording! Not sure what you mean about the strands. The cording contains strands inside I never counted them. A group I am associated with used thus cord to made para cord bracelets for the Army soldiers to out in shipped gift boxes. Soldiers said they were a welcomed item, even if we over estimated the average wrist size!
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i just used a pair of scissors..it took me a little longer but i could cut pieces to fit the odd curves of the garden...best of luck...
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You could cut the wire rods with wire cutters it is the thickness of a wire hanger that is the dividers
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Yes you can cut these to any length. They have lines on the strip to show you where you can cut them. Once you cut them you can't add a strip, because the cut end won't have a connector on it. Each strip has a connector on each end. I hope this helps.