Make bracelets/necklace out of paperclips

>>1028440
That's quite nice, thanks for sharing

Also i have a question regarding wire jewelry in general.
When I dabbled in it, my pliers would always leave marks and dents on the wire. I was using aluminium wire.
Am i applying too much force? Was the wire too soft?

>>1028440
>>1028441
>protip: use a drill to spin the metal bar to speed up the process.

>>1028471
If it's when bending and folding it's a combination of squeezing to hard and burrs/chips on the pliers, finding a set with a slightly bevelled edges will help too
If you're getting a bad edge when cutting sharpen the cutting edge and never wiggle the wire to snap it, it should only take gentle movement to detatch
Also worth pointing out that paper clips have nickle which a lot of people are allergic to

>>1028490
Sorry react to, not allergic too, before that fkr with the 2 post explanation comes in

>>1028471
I'm using paperclips (steel ones because these don't rust) and steel wire for larger bracelets and for my chaimail project, and even with this material I sometimes leave some marks and scratches on the rings.
Apparently aluminium is softer than steel, so be careful about how much force you apply on the wire

>>1028478
Haha yes I use this method to make larger sizes of rings

>>1028494
I do it with thin copper wire all the time, just dont have the drill set to megadeath and it will be fine