No, you can get them and the correct crimper at just about any craft store that sells beading supplies
Finally something I know something about! I've been using crimping beads like forever making jewelry with my torched worked glass beads. In my 'girl' opinion I wouldn't suggest buying the crimping tool. Just another tool you dont really need. The crimping tool is used for finished stringing on a necklace or bracelet which has allot more weight and needs to be perfectly crimped. You don't need a perfect crimp on your attys and theyll stay just fine. Just use a needle nose like us 'girls' did when the crimping tool wasn't around way back then. Hobby lobby usually has the crimps in sterling silver but wait until their 40% off. Watch for their silver jewelry sale which is about every 5 weeks or so.
Finally something I know something about! I've been using crimping beads like forever making jewelry with my torched worked glass beads. In my 'girl' opinion I wouldn't suggest buying the crimping tool. Just another tool you dont really need. The crimping tool is used for finished stringing on a necklace or bracelet which has allot more weight and needs to be perfectly crimped. You don't need a perfect crimp on your attys and theyll stay just fine. Just use a needle nose like us 'girls' did when the crimping tool wasn't around way back then. Hobby lobby usually has the crimps in sterling silver but wait until their 40% off. Watch for their silver jewelry sale which is about every 5 weeks or so.
I just give up about this little crimping beads, they are like jumping beans, LOL. No fun for me playing with them. I just use silver paste solder and ready to go in a breeze.
Finally picked up an Iatty on the classifieds!
Can't wait to get my hands on it! now I have to spend a few days retracing this thread To make sure I get the right wick and nonresistance wire...
You will love it. I recommend you buy the bottom and top plastic parts, specially the top one, it could get lightly melt if there is a wrong setup. COV has them on stock currently.
hey guys got my iatty 2 is there a video showing how to tie the resistance and no resistance wire together and set up the iatty? i have most of the rebuildable attys out there but i know the iatty is much different. Thanks
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