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This document discusses the basic hand tools needed for jewelry making. The four mandatory tools are flush cutters, round nose pliers, and two types of chain nose pliers. Optional recommended tools include nylon jaw pliers, rulers, step jaw pliers, chasing hammers, anvils, cup burs, and loop closing pliers. The document also recommends WigJig brand jewelry making jigs and accessories. Starter kits for beginners are presented that include tools and instructional materials. A variety of jewelry making supplies are advertised.
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This document discusses the basic hand tools needed for jewelry making. The four mandatory tools are flush cutters, round nose pliers, and two types of chain nose pliers. Optional recommended tools include nylon jaw pliers, rulers, step jaw pliers, chasing hammers, anvils, cup burs, and loop closing pliers. The document also recommends WigJig brand jewelry making jigs and accessories. Starter kits for beginners are presented that include tools and instructional materials. A variety of jewelry making supplies are advertised.
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For making jewelry the WigJig way we divide the tools required into a few basic categories.  We have hand tools
and our WigJig tools.  We also have mandatory tools and optional tools.  Let's start with a discussion of the hand
tools required.

The mandatory hand tools required are shown below.  You will not be successful in making jewelry without these
four jewelry making hand tools.  You can find a flush cutter, round nose pliers and chain nose and bent chain nose
tools in one of our beginners tool kits. 

Flush Cutter Round Nose Pliers Chain Nose or Bent Chain Nose Pliers (2)
(for cutting wire) (for making loops) (for grasping, holding and bending wire)
The recommended jewelry making hand tools are the following:

 Nylon Jaw Pliers (for straightening wire and flattening wire components)
 Ruler (for measuring wire) (not shown)
 Step Jaw Pliers (for making loops with standard sizes)
 Chasing Hammer (for hardening wire components)
 Anvil or Bench Block (for hardening wire components)
 Cup Bur (for rounding the end/removing the burrs on cut wire)
 Loop Closing or Bent Closing Pliers (for closing loops)
Nylon Jaw Pliers Step Jaw Pliers Chasing Hammer Anvil Cup Bur Ben Closing Pliers
Finally, as you can imagine, we recommend a WigJig jewelry making jig.  For making jewelry our best and most
versatile jig is our WigJig Centaur.  We also recommend a selection of Super Pegs for the jig you choose and
perhaps the Spiral Maker for the jig you choose.  If you choose the WigJig Centaur, the Super Pegs and Spiral
Maker for the Delphi would be the appropriate set.  You can view more information on jewelry making jigs
here.  You can view information on selecting a jig here.

Please visit this web page to view the specific jewelry making hand tools that we recommend. 

We have two kits for beginners.  Our Internet Starter Kit is for beginners who are comfortable with using the free
information on our web site to learn how to make jewelry.  Select here to view our Internet Starter Kit.  Our
Beginner's Kit is for people who are not as comfortable with the Internet and includes a book and a DVD.  Select
here to view our Beginner's Kit.   

You can view all the jewelry making tools that we recommend here.

Please view our WigJig Brand hand tools for making jewelry here.

Finally, we have a higher resolution video on hand tools that you can view by selecting here.  There is a lower
resolution video on the You Tube web site that downloads faster.  You can view that You Tube, lower resolution
video by selecting here. 

Please select the next topic below or continue with page 1 to our Beginner's Jewelry Making Instructions. 

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