Tools for Beading and Jewellery

M002m Micro Crimpers

M002p Crimping Pliers

Gives a professional round finish for crimps,
no sharp edges, holds tight on the thread.

Click the picture or product codes, to add to your order.

M02-d is a flat-nose plier with nylon jaws

Use these to straighten headpins and remove kinks from wire. Click the picture to see a detailed view of these pliers

M02-a is a multi-strand shear

Use this one for cutting multi-strand wires like softFlex and Beadalon

M02-m Flush cutter

M002a is a round-nose wire- looping plier with a recessed anvil

The recess assists the creation of the curve or circle. 2, 3 & 4mm internal diameters. Quality Stainless steel with box joint. 14cm long

To order @ AUD$17 each, please click here How to make a loop instruction page

M002g Splitring pliers

Quality BeadSmith stainless steel. Makes it easy to open keyrings and split rings without breaking your fingernails. Measures 140 mm (5 inches) end-to-end.

To order @ AUD$12.95 each, please click here

Precision applicator allows precise amount of cement to be applied to intricate parts for exact placement. Mess Free! Will NOT Bond Fingers!. Great for fine work such as model building, ceramic & plastic repair, fishing lures, watch crystals, jewellery and bead craft, fine screw locking, securing knots.

To order @ AUD$19.95 a tube, please click here

Wire end rounder
or Cup burr tool
M04k

The must-have tool for
anyone who cuts wire

Removes the burrs or sharp edges left, after cutting any wire, smooths the ends into a round shape. Simply place the end of the wire in the tiny cup at the end of the tool, and twist the tool. The cup at the end of the tool has abrasive edges in it to file off the burrs.

Beading board

Use to layout your designs to see how they look. Markings on the side of the bead board are in inches and centimetres. Get your spacing right for necklaces. Handy recesses for storing the beads while you work. Flocked covering stops beads moving about. Click picture to order

Bead Stopper

Stainless steel bead thread holder, prevents beads sliding off your thread or wire. Made in the USA, simple to use. See instruction movie here. .

The Bead Nabber

This plastic ring fits over the bottom of your finger making it easy to pick up fiddly beads and hold them steady while you put them onto your needle or headpin. Push the soft "spikey" pad into your beads to "nab" them.

Prevent Allergy to Jewellery with Jewelry Shield

One in four people has an allergy to alloys present in costume and fine jewelry, glasses, watches, even clasps and snaps found on clothing. They suffer itching and skin irritation. Even more people react adversely to metals: their skin turns black, green, or suffers from an itchy rash

Brushing transparent Jewelry Shield™ onto jewellery and metal accessories creates an invisible shield protecting sensitive and allergy-prone skin

Thanks to Newall's Jewelry Shield™, you can now wear your jewellery without allergic reactions. Jewelry Shield™’s specially patented formula lasts much longer than any other product or remedy available. One application lasts three months, longer than competing products or even clear nail polish.

Conditioning Thread using Bee's Wax
Means stretching the thread and coating it with beeswax. This reduces fraying, tangling and makes sure that gaps don’t appear in the beadwork after it has been worn. Bees wax is ideal for jobs that call for very stiff tension. Use it for brick stitch, weaving or free-form vessels.

To condition thread, place the thread between your thumb and the wax, and pull the thread through. Then press the thread firmly between your thumb and forefinger and pull the thread through quickly. The tension created between your thumb and forefinger does two things: it stretches the thread, and it creates heat and helps work the wax into the thread.