Bead Reamer for Jewelry Making, Bead Spinner Hole Enlarger Tool for Glass Plastic Metal Wood Beads, Remove Burrs, Enlarge Holes, Smooth Edges(5 Pieces)

I used to bead my daughters’ special event clothes all the time and never had an issue with the bead holes being too small. I would take a simple sweatshirt top or dress and make it into something beautiful! Just saying that I have the experience and the tools. I wanted to put a bead “necklace” on a black shirt and took out my old beading thread, wax, and needles but couldn’t get my needles through most of the bead holes! This works to enlarge the holes. Take some time and effort but it works.

nice for unclogging bead holes or evening them out. depends on the material of the bead tho. maybe best for wood. not so great for glass, just a couple twists and some of the glass broken off from the bead. havent tried on plastic.

I've been making bead bracelets and these tools come in super handy. Good quality especially for the price point.

The tools themselves are fine if a bit cheap. But the packaging really kills it. They smushed them into a plastic pouch too small and without enough room for all the pieces, so the points are all sticking out of the pouch at risk of breaking or damaging the tips, defeating the entire purpose of the pouch. I guess it's so the handles don't get damaged? Since the handles are the only thing protected by the pouch, not the tips.

I'm new to making beadable pens and most of the beads I purchased don't fit the pen rods. I got the bead reamers to address the issue and upon looking at it initially I thought I had wasted my money but when I used it it actually worked! I was really impressed. Its easy to use overall, but does take some effort.

If you need a set this is the one to get! Great cheap multi piece set!!! 💚💚💚

Worked really well at first. Then about half way through my project the tip broke off the longest file and it bent. Managed to finish my project but doubt what's left will see me through another.

Nice little reamer and file for beads. I also use it when I make decoupage earrings to clear the holes (for jump-rings) if it gets covered over by the medium.