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Button Shank, 10.5mm, Plastic (72 pcs)

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Which Glue is Best? For the most durable bond, we almost always recommend two-part epoxies rather than other types of glue, but it depends on a few factors... Check out the options, plus tips for successful glue bonds, on our Adhesives and Jewelry Glues page. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
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Which Glue is Best?

For the most durable bond, we almost always recommend two-part epoxies rather than other types of glue, but it depends on a few factors... Check out the options, plus tips for successful glue bonds, on our Adhesives and Jewelry Glues page.

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pack of 72
Color:
Clear
Size:
10.5mm
Additional Info:
72 per pack
Country of Origin:
Thailand

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Pair these clasps with a relatively large loop or jump ring (at least 6mm) at the other end of the bracelet: The clasp hooks over this loop at the the opposite end of your jewelry, then you fold the hinge down to snap the clasp shut. These clasps work great for making bracelets and watches because they can be opened and closed with one hand. On vintage "assembly" bracelets (now called treasure bracelets), you'll often find a rhinestone bauble soft soldered or glued to the plated fold-over clasp. Fold-over clasps are still popular on the disk-and-loop bracelets used today, but instead of rhinestone assemblages, we normally see artisan-created polymer clay, dichroic cabs, or cool ceramic pieces glued to the disk bracelets. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

Gunmetal Fold Over Clasp, 5x13mm (72 pcs)

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Pair these clasps with a relatively large loop or jump ring (at least 6mm) at the other end of the bracelet: The clasp hooks over this loop at the the opposite end of your jewelry, then you fold the...
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