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Bracelet Blank, Copper Cuff, 1/2 x 7" (Each)

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$5.10

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing.

14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.

See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Sold by:	each
Length:	7 inch
Color:	Raw
Theme:	Cuff
Thickness:	14 ga (1.63mm)
Country of Origin:	United States
Bracelet Sizing Chart:	4

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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These bracelet blanks require finishing, which might include decorating (etching, stamping, gluing, etc.); adding holes; filing, sanding, or hammering the edges; polishing and/or antiquing. 14-gauge copper can be a little tough to stamp. We recommend the smaller stamps (it's easier to get a deep impression with small stamps), or annealing the metal before stamping.Raw copper is unplated, and may not be as shiny and smooth as most plated finishes. To remove tarnish, use copper cleaner, a polishing cloth, or fine grit (1000 - 1500) sandpaper.To remove rough edges and give a beautiful high polish to raw copper items, tumble-polish them with steel shot, water and a burnishing compound in a rock tumbler.To create an antiqued look on raw copper, apply an oxidizing solution. This works especially well to bring out the details in any texturing or stamping you've added. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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