Hicarer 16 Pieces Stainless Steel Bracelet Blanks Cuff Bangle Bracelet for DIY Jewelry Making Customizing Bangle, 5/8 x 6 Inch

I used one as a bracelet, then cut several in half and rounded the cut ends on a grinder wheel per a friend’s request and turned them into cuffs for big toes. I haven’t yet decided what to do with the rest yet, but I will.

I love that they really are stainless steel. The bend easy with the tool and perfect cuff shape every time. If you are covering with polymer clay, you will need to rough sand them first before applying clay as the surface is really smooth which bodes well for stamping dies. But perfect for polymer clay and nice and lightweight. I'd buy these again. Very happy with this product. Thank you for delivering EXACTLY what you advertise. Shipping was a breeze and prompt delivery too!

I used the blank for a bracelet that was previously on a silicone strap that broke. It was easy to shape when I put the stuff on

Items were all scratched. I use this to make leather bracelets, so the metal won't be seen. The metal is stong, however. I don't have issues with it, but letting others know since they might be using the bare metal in their projects.

These bracelets are very scratched and I had to adapt my initial plan to make them useable, but once I figured out how to make them work for me they are great.I am using a fiber laser to create annealed artwork on the metal. They are indeed made of stainless steel. One side is polished (but very scratched) and the other side shows the machining marks. They way I made these work for me was to do a white anneal of the entire surface before doing a beige and black anneal of my artwork. This gives it a really nice satin finish.Other than projects that would cover the metal, like with leather or fabric, or the way I figured out how to refinish the surface, I don't think these are very useable.

This product is a joke. I got it because it was on sale and I had a pretty big order so I thought it would be a good buy.. Boy was I WROMG! I usually use Impress Art and always will now. These come in a thin plastic with no protective covering on the bracelet so they are all scratched as you can see pictures. I tried engraving in them and it barely shows anything and I applied almost all the pressure in my Maker 3. You can only engrave on ONE side and the other side looks horrible! I have pictured all of this. They are also not 6 inches long as they are 6 1/4 inches long. The other bracelet is the Impress Arts 3/8 inch size that is 6 inches long. It is also listed so you can compare what I expect for it to look like when engraved vs what I got. This whole item is a jok. Please spend the extra and get the Impress Arts and you WILL be satisfied with it, I promise! If someone buys this as a beginner and doesn’t know that this is. Or how they are suppose to be I’m sure they will think they are doing something wrong but it’s not you love I promise!! This is a JOkE!!

I used these to engrave bracelets on my cricut. I always do 2 passes for better engraving, but even at one it did a great job. These are not flimsy. I had my husband shape them for me, as they are a good thickness and hold their shape well once you bend them.

There nice and shiny and good quality but I wouldn’t suggest buying if your planning to stamp them. More probably made for engraving.

Offsetting 3ml puts each band at 3 cubic centimeters (As seen in graduated cylinder). Stainless steel should weigh 23.8g at that volume but these weigh 9.3g which is MUCH closer to the 8.1g that aluminum should weigh at this volume. the variance allows for slightly off reading in volume but no where near claiming that this is stainless steel!This vendor is counting on people not knowing what stainless steel should feel like. To support their deliberate deception, they don't even sell an aluminum version of this product that could have been mixed up by accident.

Excelente los use para grabado laser

Not good for working. damage and scratch not happy with items.