This jump ring tool set from Contenti looks a lot like a set up my husband used to make jump rings. If you already make chain maille and have thought of making your own jump rings, then a set up like this might be really handy. It is so critical to get the jump rings cut accurately!
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1 opinion for Fancy Jump Ring Tool
John S Brana
Oct 25, 2007 at 12:27 pm
I wanted to share with your readers a great resource for Jeweler’s Saw
replacements, since I go through them like water. Saw blades for jump ring
makers generally run $12.00+
Enco
Industrial Supply currently sells them for $5.12 a piece for 1 1/4 blades.
Enco offers blade sizes from 1 inch to 4, so make sure you accurately measure
your blade before ordering.
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