Best jewelry making findings according to redditors

We found 248 Reddit comments discussing the best jewelry making findings. We ranked the 142 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Jewelry making wire
Earring back & findings
Jewelry casps
Jewelry making chains
Jewelry making jump rings
Jewelry making pin backs
Jewelry making cord ends
Jewelry making end caps
Jewelry making eye pins
Jewelry making head pins

Top Reddit comments about Jewelry Making Findings:

u/High_In_The_Instep · 50 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL
u/ThatsMrSmeeToYou · 44 pointsr/WaltDisneyWorld

We use these backs and never have an issue

They're easy to take on and off (no key needed) but stay locked on tight until ready to remove

u/mohavewolfpup · 21 pointsr/TalesFromYourServer

There are Military Locking Pin Backs as one style

Or what disney and such pin collectors use

Shop around for the allen wrench style, it's going to be one of the most commonly stolen items from Disney theme parks and then dumped out there for resale

edit: changed the allen wrench one to a 50 piece set. Might be even larger ones out there

u/Raxyn13 · 21 pointsr/BattleJackets
u/cealion · 11 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

I don't know what kind you're looking for, but there are a lot of options such as one, two, and three on Amazon.

u/trivial13 · 8 pointsr/ProtectAndServe

Backers

I’ve found these to work really well on my uniform.

u/SwiggyBloodlust · 7 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL

If you like the earrings, or if you find any others you like sometime give these a try? A friend of mine uses and loves them.

u/Bookchi · 7 pointsr/AskWomen

I've done both. Here's what I use for chains:


  1. Crimps with loops. These go on either end of the chain.


  2. Chain. These come in different patterns and widths, so make sure you get the right ones. The width of the crimps needs to be appropriate for the chain.


  3. Clasps. There are tons to choose from. Lobster is the most common for chains, but there's also toggle, barrel, magnetic, etc. Just google around until you find what you want.


  4. Jump rings, if needed. These might be needed to attach the clasp to the crimps and also to attach your pendants/charms to the chain. Things to note are diameter, thickness, and open vs. closed. Closed is best for hanging onto the chain since there's no gap for the chain to slip through, but closed won't allow you to attach to the pendant unless you're using an open one to go from the pendant to the closed one.


  5. Crimper. This is the one I have, but you'll need to make sure whatever you get is the right size for the crimps you're using.


  6. Any sort of wire cutter to cut the chain. Scissors don't cut metal. And needle nose pliers to bend the jump rings into place.


    You're better off getting all these things online. Cheaper and more variety. The links are only examples. Make sure you get what you want!


    I learned how to do this via how-to videos on YouTube so have a look there. Good luck!

    Edit: Saturday morning grammar
u/jfiander · 7 pointsr/HelloInternet

...butterfly clips...

You heathen.

Locking Clasps

u/mystpoke · 6 pointsr/DisneyPinSwap

> Maybe the backings have been improved?

They haven't.

I use something like this for "displaying around the parks": https://www.amazon.com/Quality-Locking-Favorite-Collectibles-Trading/dp/B017K4AFF8/

u/bakedfish · 5 pointsr/Archery
u/expecto_pastrami · 5 pointsr/Disneyland

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01DU8U63Y These are pretty good so far- a little hard to get off, but I haven't lost a pin yet.

There's also the kind that use a small allen key- https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00BR9W8JO they sell them at the parks, too- They're handy if you don't have strong hands tho- the other kind needs a pretty strong grip to get off. (I always end up losing the little key tho.)

u/dj12inches · 5 pointsr/Coachella

Outus Ribbon Bracelet Kit Bookmark Pinch Crimp Ends Lobster Clasps with Jump Rings and Chain Extenders, 370 Pieces

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M2UMJ4J/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ABC4ybH33FFPC

u/fysu · 5 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

Alternatively, I always toss my stud earring backs and just use the clear backs instead. You can push them down or double them up so they cover the stabby parts.

u/RadiantMalapprop · 5 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

The best place would be your local piercing/tattoo parlor. They most likely will have them in stock and may be able to help you swap them if your not quite healed yet. They also could possibly order them for you if they didn't have them.

Or you can order through Amazon- Clear Plastic Ear Piercing Retainers - 6 Pairs https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0092TZ14K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NsPADbYMQAF6B

A craft store may have them as well as they are sometimes sold as a craft item.

u/mesmilized · 5 pointsr/DisneyPinSwap

I bought these which work super well! Easy to take on and off without using a tool but also pretty darn secure.

u/Lilusa · 5 pointsr/WaltDisneyWorld

I use locking pin backs. https://www.amazon.com/SUBANG-Pieces-Locking-Keepers-Storage/dp/B01LYS7N9J

Haven't lost a pin yet! (i have a lot of pins on my denim vest i wear to punk rock shows :3)

u/Swiftzor · 4 pointsr/cosplay

Okay, so I'm actually planning on doing a Crusader myself next year and I can go into some of what I plan on using. Also keep in mind that while I have done armor before, I am by no means an expert on it, I just know what my preferences are and how I plan on tackling some of the hurdles.

So lets tackle the elephant first, The Armor:

"Armored by faith, driven by duty, bound to kill the enemies of the Zakarum."

  • For materials I plan on using a combination of things as in my experience one typically isn't enough. Yes worbla is a good jumping off point, but its rather expensive for my tastes and I have heard a lot of horror stories in the past of it reforming itself when being left in peoples cars. So instead, like the addict I am, will be resorting to my normal shenanigans of ABS and Sintra with a dash of craft foam and EVA foam.
  • Both the plastics you can get at a plastic manufacturer , ABS runs around $80 for a 4'x8' sheet, and Sintra runs about $30 for the same size, you will need a power cutter for the ABS, but a box cutter should be okay for the Sintra. Craft foam is carried at most craft stores for scrapbooking, just ask and they can get you set up and its like $8 for a pack of 12-16 18"x24" sheets, and EVA foam you can get at most hardware stores or Wal-Mart but I'd recommend Harbor Freight as they have both rolls and squares, typically runs $10-$20.
  • All of the above can be molded with a heat gun, if you get one get at least a 2 heat, and I'd personally recommend this one. Just becareful and wear gloves and make sure you ventilate pretty well. Also, test it, test it, test it! Make sure to get a good feel for how the material will work with your resource.
  • Bonus note! ABS and Sintra can be heated in the oven. Use a non-stick silver pan when heating them. ABS is roughly 300 degrees for 15 min, will be flexible for about 45 seconds, so you need to act fast. Sintra goes in about 5 min at like 250 degrees (much lower heating threshold). Oven heating is really good for base shapes, base shape around an arm, or a leg or w/e, but not for detailing, use a heatgun on low for that. Also make sure that after you base-shape you smooth it out really nice or you're gonna have some warping on the sides. And since both of these are heat moldable, if you don't have glue you can stick it back in the oven and try again.
  • Bonus bonus: ABS is solid, like ridiculously solid. I've had people physically hit my armor and hurt themselves on it. I also can withstand competition level Airsoft Rifles and literally not feel a thing.
  • For small details I'm going to be investing in a 3D printer next year. Dremel has one that is supposed to have super good quality and really easy to use for $1000, so come on tax return.
  • Chain mail if you have a pair of pliars and a lot of patience you can get chainmail rings on Amazon for about $25-30 depending on the size. This does take a while so I'd recommend starting a good TV show and watching it in the background while you work.
  • Finally, make sure you pattern your pieces. To do this wrap what you want to pattern in cellophane and cover it loosely in tape, preferably something that you can use a sharpie on, and then draw out the base pattern from there. Make sure to include an extra 5-10%. I cannot stress this enough, you would not believe how many pieces I've had to remake because I didn't make them big enough the first time. Don't waste your money because of this stupid simple mistake.

    Okay, onto a bit easier subject, The Cloth and Leather:

    "My faith is rewarded."

  • For the fabric you really need to decide if you want to be a little worn or like a majestic unicorn. IF you're going for worn look for a fabric that already appears as such. A good example would be some sort of cotton linen hybrid that you can wear up a bit with a box cutter (look up how to weather pants for this). If you want to be majestic and BA, look for a high sheen cotton sateen. It really all depends on what you can find in the store, also look online too, most places will either just give you a small sample or sell you them for like $1-2.
  • For your leather I'd say go for a Vinyl for solid pieces and actual leather for the quilted pieces. If you have a Tandy Leather in your area go there. They are super willing to help and if you show them pictures and tell them what you want to do they'll get you all set up. They even offer classes and have open work where an instructor will just sit there and answer questions.

    My plan for my eternal Phalanx, and this can be debated, The Shield:

    "The crusade marches on!"

  • For the base I'm going to be using pink insulation foam layered upon itself. I'm doing this because it's cheap and light, and trust me, that is important. You need to carry this around all day, no reason to make your arm hate you. Also I do not care if the inside is curved in, in fact, I almost prefer it not to be.
  • After I carve/sand the outside to base shape I'll add detail where needed with either more insulation foam or craft foam.
  • Once everything is pretty coat it all in either Gesso (4-5 coats) or Paper Mache to seal the pours. Then cover it in (Plasti Dip](http://www.plastidip.com/) to seal it and give it a nice look, this will also add a bit of stability to it.
  • By far the Gesso will be the most expensive as it's about $20 for a 32 oz jar and will need about 1 jar per coat.
  • After all of that paint it, add some straps and your golden. Oh and if you want to save some materials and money dont make an arm guard for your shield arm unless you want to magnetize it as it will more than likely just be getting in the way and you will run the risk of ruining the guard anyways. My plan is to magnetize both forearms so I can use the shield in either arm btw.
  • Oh and for the shield grip (what you hold in your hand) use a gate pull. They wont move around like cloth, they're not entirely uncomfortable, and they're cheap.

    Last but not least, everyone favorite, The Weapon:

    "Do not hesitate to strike down your enemies. Death is their salvation from evil."

  • Dowel rods are a great base. I'd also recommend PVC, for longer weapons PVC is ideal as its lighter and thicker pieces won't bend as much as you think, but feel free to test this out.
  • Use pink insulation foam for the larger pieces like the hammer head and spear tip. Again it makes it lighter, and the lighter it is the more comfortable you'll be.
  • For things like blades and whatnot, if it's more than a foot long add an internal notch and some way of anchoring it inside of the insulation foam. This will make sure that the foam wont move around on you and you don't have a magic rotating weapon. This will also prevent them from flying of if the glue someone comes undone.
  • For the details it's back to Sintra and Craft Foam. Like these are amazing and can really add a nice pop to your weapon. Other commonly used items are foam display board.
  • Finally make sure you cover porous things in Gesoo + Plasti Dip. I've even see people use 4-way stretch spandex because they didn't want to paint. Just make sure your edges are nice and clean.

    That's really all I got. Only other thing I could suggest is to take your time and start early. Some of my friends, and even me sometimes, don't start early and will run around the week before/week of freaking out because we're not done, so don't be like us. Be smart. Oh, speaking of being smart, make sure you use PPE. If you don't know if you need it ask about it. You don't want to be working with something like resin without a mask and get breathing issues in 15 years because you didn't protect yourself. And what ever you do, don't forget:

    "Kneel before Zakarum!"
u/augustella · 3 pointsr/NDQ

I got these on amazon and they work great they don’t require a tool to lock and unlock but won’t come off unintentionally

u/short-blonde · 3 pointsr/starbucks

Locking Pin Backs!

I know I offered to DM the link but so many people asked for it, so I'll just post it here! Enjoy!

u/makeupiscool · 3 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

Get some post convertors these and any studs you think she might like :)

u/kc6894 · 3 pointsr/Deltarune

Shapenty Butterfly Clutch PVC Rubber Pin Backs Keepers Replacement Uniform Badge Comfort Fit Tie Tack Lapel Pin Backing Holder Clasp (Black, 30PCS) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5I7XUU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_8zPTCbRGCARRP

You can get some on Amazon very cheap. You also might be able to get some from Michaels if you don’t want to wait.

u/that-freakin-guy · 3 pointsr/brandnew

If you're scared of losing them, order these pin backs from Amazon. They hold very securely and the pins won't fall off.

Mudder 30 Pieces Locking Pin Keepers Backs, No Tool Required (Silver) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DU8U63Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_d1xaBb2N03568

u/dokuromark · 3 pointsr/EnamelPins

I bought these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J5DT4LO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

and these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LYS7N9J/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Love both of them. I lean ever so slightly towards the former, as they are freakin' LOCKED ON with an allen screw. The latter are real easy to put on, and are so secure I have a little difficulty getting them off sometimes. Not sure of the mechanism of the latter.

u/bigpapajon · 3 pointsr/WaltDisneyWorld

Buy military-style locking pinbacks from Amazon or your eTailer of choice much gentler on the pin post and no need for tool to remove.

Edit: Linky link- https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00S040BSE/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1464538902&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=50+pin+backs+great+for+keeping+your+pins+safe+no+tools+required

Edit II: I bought that exact product and have four pins on my manly tactical sling bag.

u/thecakewasintears · 3 pointsr/DisneyPinSwap

You could use secure pin backs like these!

u/starfall018 · 3 pointsr/EnamelPins

I got these and they work well!

SUBANG 40 Pieces Metal Pin Backs... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LYS7N9J?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/boomalackaway · 3 pointsr/Disneyland

What kind of locking backs are you using? I use these ones and don't have that problem.

u/I_Mostly_Lurk · 3 pointsr/Disneyland

The locking pin backs can be a bit of a hassle and sometimes they strip. I have found these to work the best for me: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K5354SO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/Syphii · 2 pointsr/AskRedditAfterDark

Amazon. It came in a variety pack of 10 and I wear this one daily. :)

ETA: I've worn it all summer in the ocean, at the pool, and at the gym. It still looks brand new.

u/MarchesaCasati · 2 pointsr/transpassing

You can also check into Earring Converters; they usually come in a kit of several. This will convert most standard pierced earrings into the clip-on type. http://www.amazon.com/Clip-Earring-Converter-Pair-Turn/dp/B007X5M55I

Hope that helps to expand your options!

u/inertiamonster · 2 pointsr/DisneyPins

We use these, my wife wears pins constantly, including some of our really rare ones, we've never had a pin fall off with these backs and you don't need a tool to remove them.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011OQMUSS/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/USN420 · 2 pointsr/electronic_cigarette

Oddly enough, I purchased on Amazon but it can be picked up at your neighborhood Hobby Lobby Store.

Beadalon 316L 26ga

u/Phoenix_2005 · 2 pointsr/crossdressing

Follow-up for those interested.

I orders two models from Amazon: model 1 and model 2. I finally got a chance to try them on with earrings today. I was quickly obvious that the spring on model 2 was too strong and would hurt my lobe after a while. On the other hand, model 1 was just perfect and I think I could wear it all day long without a problem.

In both cases, they are staying in place no matter what. In the name of science, I even tried jumping and dancing to see if they would come off and they didn't go anywhere. At the same time, they would definitely come off if you pulled on them directly, which gives me some sense of security compared to regular earrings that are really attached to your ear.

Model 2 has just a tiny ring at the bottom through which to thread the hook. Model 1 has some sort of little cone filled with rubber, very similar to the ones that are typically used on the back of the lobe to lock the earring in place. This means you don't even need these stoppers at all and you might even be able to cut some of the hook to a shorter length.

Esthetically, it is fairly clear that the earring sits somewhat lower than intended. This technique probably doesn't work well with all styles. I think it works better with long dangling earrings. Smaller round-shaped ones that normally cover only the lobe would certainly look weird (I haven't tried). There are some other models where the attachment is placed higher up on the converter instead of at the bottom, which might help. A hairstyle that covers the ear entirely could also work.

u/fabiwabisabi · 2 pointsr/pokemongo

Thanks for the suggestion! I looked and ended up getting these! I hope they work out =]

u/LaurEv · 2 pointsr/WaltDisneyWorld

I try to keep my bag as streamlined as possible but I like to be prepared.

Here are the things I always bring:

-cheap plastic poncho everyday / higher quality rain jacket when rain is expected

-refillable plastic water bottle (I carry a 12 oz nalgene) with bottle of mio flavoring

-small bottle of advil and another with dramamine ( I get motion sick easily)

- Locking pin backs for keeping trading pins secure.

-battery pack and phone charging cable

-snacks (I like to bring a bagel for a filling mid morning snack)

-small pack of baby wipes/hand wipes because I always end up eating something sticky.

** inflatable lightweight seat cushion for waiting on parades, fireworks, etc. (game changer!**)

​

**If you get just one thing for the trip, I HIGHLY recommend the inflatable seat cushion if you intend to wait around for parades, fireworks, see any shows, etc. You'd be surprised after walking around for hours how much of a difference having a comfortable surface to sit on makes. It's by far my favorite park item.

​

Have a great trip!

u/Nasty_McShasta · 2 pointsr/AskLE

Locking Clutch Backs

They keep collar brass on when you get assaulted by a seatbelt or you're required to wear them with an outer carrier (for some ungodly reason). They also keep your nameplate on when your interior vest sits in a wear position and strips off the regular or rubber clutches when you turn your body left.


The only down side is that they're a bit bulky.

u/gisellesongs · 2 pointsr/piercing

Amazon, bb! It was a 10 piece set. Lots of cute ones in there. I have posted a couple in the r/gothstyle thread too because I’m a lil witch bitch 🖤

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01M6VWDR4?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image

u/snoops12312 · 2 pointsr/HelpMeFind

Jump ring - your basic ring.

Split ring - basically a mini key ring, and will provide a more secure hold for your key. Both can be found in any craft store, in the jewelry/beading section.

u/fireflygirlie · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Hide and seek! I found you! This is less than $3 and has free shipping.

Awesome contest!

u/WurthWhile · 2 pointsr/ProtectAndServe

I use these. Stuff never comes off and you have lots of spares. Plus they force the item to remain pressed against the shirt. Looks way more professional.

u/infinit3j3st · 2 pointsr/knitting

Honestly, it depends on how many repeats you have per row. I use small markers like this when I'm knitting lace and they don't get in my way at all. Jump rings also work well, as long as you make sure to get a size big enough to fit your needles.

Once you get used to marking your work, you won't even notice them (except for when you need to), and it will be immediately obvious when one of your repeats is off.

u/Not-Today-Death · 2 pointsr/maximumfun

Pin Backs

Extra Posts

Tell me if those links don’t work. I’ve never tried that before 😜

u/Onesomighty · 2 pointsr/crochet

The 10mm pinch crimp ends, lobster casp and chains on both sides. 🙂
Outus Ribbon Bracelet Kit Bookmark Pinch Crimp Ends Lobster Clasps with Jump Rings and Chain Extenders, 370 Pieces (Multicolor A) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M2UMJ4J/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_bBR6CbANBE700

u/preciousray8 · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I decided to find a whole outfit.
(Top) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CPW1X72/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_zTnzCbFXA2ZDN

(Bottoms) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MJKXK47/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QSnzCb4KVX352

(Socks) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074VBMQ4M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2TnzCbQY5ZBAP

(Shoes) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LETQGDA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_RUnzCbZSAMHEF

(Accessories its a pack of ten so you could mix and match) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M6VWDR4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2ZnzCbX553WGM

What did the guy say when he was recommended a new alcohol? Ill give it a shot.

This contest is so fun. I love this style of clothing so it was fun to create a whole outfit.

u/shmishshmorshin · 2 pointsr/Coachella
u/Krysanth · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I want it!


Thank you for the contest!

u/snookerum · 2 pointsr/PAX

Not sure if you’re still going to be at pax but FYI the Link one is not a official Pinny Arcade pin so i doubt you’ll be able to trade it in future.

That being said, if you like the pin designs like I do, it’s not a bad idea to get them because you like them. Over the 4 year I’ve been to pax I’ve only bought less than 20 pins, and traded one yesterday for a Kemper one I really like. I think it’s important that I like the pins, rather than collecting them for some other arbitrary value.

If and when you get into enamel pins (in or out of PAX), I suggest you use these pin locking backs as they are more secure than stock pin backs. I bought some at PAX but they are so pricey. Needed to replace some pin backs though so I got them.

GL; HF!

u/KristiiRexx · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
  1. The most expensive item I have on my main list is a pound of jump rings.

  2. I want this because I'm getting into chain mail jewelry. My boyfriend requested that once I get pretty good at it, he wants me to make him chain mail armor that he can wear while he plays DnD with his family lol So, I'm pretty sure that between me learning how to manipulate the jump rings and making his chain mail armor, I'm gonna need a crap ton of jump rings lol

  3. I would be completely fine with it c: I've already made plans to buy them in smaller quantities over time. It would just be more convenient to have a crap ton at once xD

    Edit: "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
u/Targren · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

Since LV was sold out of 316 when I ordered my cuboid, I ordered this. It's obnoxious that it doesn't have a spool, but other than that, it's been working fairly well.

u/K1nsey6 · 1 pointr/TooAfraidToAsk

It can take a few weeks to fully heal but there are clear plugs that you can insert into the hole while you are not wearing them. Most have a center hole so you can wear the plugs with the piercing for easy removal until healed

u/MCubb · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Silver Jump Rings!

destruction is a form of creation

Thanks for the contest!

u/FunkyFreshGiraffe · 1 pointr/WaltDisneyWorld

Don't buy the ones with the wrench. I bought spring loaded fastener ones, kind of like these. You don't have to worry about a tiny tool and I've never had an issue with them.

u/IT_drone · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I had two extra old nvidia quadro cards from a 6yr old pc at work that I took apart. http://imgur.com/a/AjMo3

I also bought a 100 pack of surgical steel earring hooks from amazon for dirt cheap a while back. Best purchase ever, because anything cool you find that you can drill a hole in can become earrings.

u/Phreshzilla · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

hey guys, I recently picked up some 22gauge 316L stainless steel wire and it's had a funky taste to it since ive started vaping it. At first I thought it was a burnt wick but the cotton wasnt singed at all and Ive been using temp control with it. Ive tried 2 different builds and stainless steel just tastes different than kanthal and nichrome to me.

[heres the wire i bought] (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001R8LLW0?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00)
, im not sure if this is meant for vaping but can someone help me out? ive only been vaping it for about a day so maybe it needs to break in?

u/Passan · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

Couple 26 gauge still left on Amazon still

u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Yes! It's so cute. It came a teensie bit tarnished, but it cleaned right up.

u/To0nMaN · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

317L is used in welding so if you have a welding supply store near you it is possible to find it there. Personally i use 316L, if you can wait you can grab some from fasttech or there is always Amazon. Beadalon 26g 316L.

u/morphes · 1 pointr/ElectricForest

Its more so that they dont come off easily, rather than being tight. To release them, you have to push the base down and lift the top of the back up. They still can break but it is a much more secure way to have pins on your hat.
EDIT:
Totally didn't look at the link, never tried those before. I thought they were the locking style as seen here:
https://www.amazon.com/Pin-Backs-Great-Keeping-Required/dp/B00S040BSE/ref=pd_sim_193_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=315536%2Bs8GL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL200_SR160%2C200_&refRID=HR3QRGD1VTEBQ0V9VM7N

u/Gruntman441 · 1 pointr/streetwear

I would never be able to wear all those pins because I'd just keep worrying about losing them :v

FYI you should switch to the rubber backings instead of the butterfly clasps if you haven't, they're way superior for pins.

u/midnightpictureshow · 1 pointr/DisneyPinSwap

I honestly think you're shilling these all wrong because you're missing the whole point. You keep downplaying that they are magnetic but thats the main selling point of the product.

There are plenty of options for locking pin backs out there (those are three different links), and these screw-on types are actually reviled by many for warping the studs on the back of pins, or leaving dents on it.

Again, the ability to turn pins into magnets is absolutely brilliant. Locking pin backs is not new territory.

u/fsshariq · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

This is what I've been using. Works super well and is 316L.

u/EaSea · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

Here ya go. You might have to do a search for other gauges but that's the exact listing I bought mine under

u/Smug_Pineapple · 1 pointr/BattleJackets

Are you talking about pins with the rubber/butterfly backs or the pin-back buttons?

I haven't tried them yet, but I have very seriously considered some of these locking clutches for some of my pins: https://www.amazon.com/SUBANG-Count-Locking-Keepers-Storage/dp/B01LYS7N9J/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=screw+on+pin+back&qid=1571164063&sr=8-1

Since I've not gotten any, I usually just take them off before I mosh and put them in one of the chest pockets.

The pin-back buttons I soldered on after I lost an Anthrax pin, and it has worked great! I've not lost another one since I did that.

u/BILLOWINGBLUE · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

I ordered mine from an eBay seller that has since sold out. origin Vape has the UD branded wire in stock. They are a reputable site but there are probably better deals out there. Many people use the Beadalon brand sold at craft stores.

u/Smokebelly360 · 1 pointr/HelloInternet

I would recommend getting some locking clasps if you plan on putting this on something that will be worn or used often. You can get a good bundle pack from Amazon for about $8

u/nahcabmA · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Are gift cards allowed? I'd really like a gift card towards this bead reamer if possible. It's highest priority for the jewelry making ideas in my head!

If gift cards are not ok, then I'd really like this set of earring hooks, I know they are technically an add-on item, but they are also available through third party vendors for around the same price.

For you, I think you should add this hair comb I've been drooling ove rit for a while, and I think it's spectacular.

Doodlebug!

u/XJadynX · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Bracelet

Garfield loves lasagna! but no one makes a better one then I do

u/SHMEBULOK · 1 pointr/DisneyPinSwap

If you really want them to stay I’d definitely recommend these. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LYS7N9J?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf I’ve lost a few pins myself with the butterfly backs, these won’t come off unless you want them too

u/nrh117 · 1 pointr/Coilporn

I don't know about op, but I picked up some plain 22g 316l beadlon wire from amazon for about 10 bucks at 32ft. Beadalon Round Wire 316L Stainless Steel 22 Gauge, 10-Meter https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001R8LLW0/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_6gdsub0YQ1X67

u/oceansRising · 1 pointr/piercing

Don't buy this (I would never put something like that in my ears). http://www.amazon.com/Clear-Plastic-Ear-Piercing-Retainers/dp/B0092TZ14K But the concept is good for earrings.