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Mister Twister Hand Coiler with 8 Round Mandrels

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Mister Twister Hand Coiler with 8 Round Mandrels

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Price:$40.05

Item #:DR330

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Specifications

Size: 8" x 2-1/2" x 3/4"
Material: Steel
_HIDE_KEY_1: The best way to make jump rings and coils
_HIDE_KEY_2: Mister Twister is a slick little device
_HIDE_KEY_3: Attaches to our coiling mandrels

If you are doing small projects this is the best way to make jump rings and coils economically. Mister Twister is a slick little device with a rotating handle that attaches to our coiling mandrels. Just thread the wire through the small hole rotate the crank while holding the wire in place and you will have all the jump rings or coils you need for those small jobs.

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Q: What sizes are the mandrels? Are there directions I can see on line?

Asked by: Noel - 4/25/2021

A: The mandrels are sizes 1, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 6 and 8mm. We don't have a video for this item at this time. Just thread the wire through the small hole rotate the crank while holding the wire in place and you will have all the jump rings or coils you need for those small jobs.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (4/29/2021)

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Q: Where is the rod that attaches to the block and the Hand Crank attaches to?

Asked by: Daist Wyatt - 8/15/2023

A: This is a hand coiler and doesn't attach to a block. The rods attach to the hand crank.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (8/16/2023)

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Q: This product makes no sense to me. I see the hand crank handle. And I see where the rod enters to the handles. But what steadies the handcrank handle while you are spinning the handle? It looks poorly made.

Asked by: Daisy - 8/18/2023

A: It is kind of hard to explain but you would hold the crank with your dominant hand and use your other hand to guide the wire holding down with your thumb and then turn the crank with your other hand. I hope this helps!

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (8/21/2023)

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