BEADING, STRINGING & THREADING
Stainless Steel Shot - Economy Mix
We all must agree barrel burnishing gets a fantastic
• An economy version mixed stainless steel shot
• Ball, cone, dish & dowel shapes all included
going rusty unlike normal carbon shot
• Use our Cousinsuk barrelling powder (C4365), 50 grams to one 1ltr of water and you will get a high this process.
• 1kg Code
S38756 Description Shot, Stainless Steel (Economy Mix) 1KG
UOM Price £15.95
Stainless Steel Shot - CousinsUK Shapes & Sizes
• Simple reliable stainless steel media needs no storage
• Use Galley 8 Barrelling Composition (C4365) powder safely with this corrosion-resistance shot.
• Large size heavy weight stainless steel shot burnishes uniformly on any metal surface
are designed for pieces with little detail
Stainless Steel Shot - CousinsUK Special Mix “The Special Mix”
We all must agree barrel burnishing gets a fantastic
this mix just for you we have put together all our stainless steel variety and given you a the best mixed shot in the industry
• Our superior mixed shot mix is must for any type of
• With an array of 15 types of shapes/sizes we can almost guarantee the shot will get into any area with high polish results
going rusty unlike normal carbon shot
• Use our Cousinsuk barrelling powder (C4365), 50 grams to one 1ltr of water and you will get a high this process.
• 1kg Code
S35424 Description
Shot, Stainless Steel (CousinsUK Mix)
UOM Price 1KG £24.95
• Small round shot is very good to get into those awkward areas
water in your barrel drum, e.g. 3 litre drum = 3Kg of shot & 3 litres of water
in the most awkward areas. If your shot can touch your items of work it will polish it. Known in the trade as dust shot
Shapes: • Ball Cone • Dish Cone • Dowels Flush Cut • Round
Supplied in 1kg Pots Code
B32256 B31931 B31932 B32268 B31933 B31934 B31935 B31936 B31937 B31938 B31926 B31927 B31928 B31929 B31930
”SIA” Emery Paper See Page 985
Description
Ball Cone (Small) Shot Ball Cone (Medium) Shot Ball Cone (Large) Shot Dish Cone (Small) Shot Dish Cone (Medium) Shot Dish Cone (Large) Shot
UOM Price 1KG
1KG 1KG 1KG 1KG 1KG
Dowels (Flush Cut) Ø1mm Shot 1KG Dowels (Flush Cut) Ø1.5mm Shot 1KG Dowels (Oblique) Ø1mm Shot
1KG
Dowels (Oblique) Ø1.5mm Shot 1KG Round Ø1.0mm Shot Round Ø1.5mm Shot Round Ø2.0mm Shot Round Ø2.5mm Shot Round Ø3.0mm Shot
1KG 1KG 1KG 1KG 1KG
Necklace ends, also known as Calottes or Clamshells.
• Used to attach the necklace or bracelet thread to one of many types of clasp
• Either knot the thread inside the necklace end, or crimp using specialised bead crimping pliers (B35078)
• Coiled spring tubes the ends of threaded beaded necklaces
Sizes & Finish: • Ø0.80mm & Ø1.00mm • All 9mm in length (approx). • Gold & Silver Colour
Code J4512
J4513 J4514 J4411
£17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95 £17.95
Description
Ø0.80mm, Gold Finish Ø0.80mm, Silver Finish Ø1.00mm, Gold Finish Ø1.00mm, Silver Finish
UOM Price PACK*100 £2.25
PACK*100 £2.25 PACK*100 £3.00 PACK*100 £3.15
Necklet Ends, Wire Lengths
Shot, Stainless Steel
BEADING, STRING- ING & THREADING
CRIMPS & NECKLET ENDS
Wide selection of crimp/necklet ends perfect
necklet ends
• Reinforce your strands with a gimp • Finish your beads/stones with necklet ends
Necklet Ends, Individual Pieces
Necklace ends are also known as Gimps, Bullion, or French Wire.
bracelets or necklaces, giving you the professional
• Used to reinforce bead coil, especially silk thread where it comes into in contact with a clasp.
diameters: Ø0.80, 1.00 & 1.40mm. • One metre in length (approx).
998
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