20 Gauge (0.8mm) 304 Stainless Steel Wire for Bailing Wire Sculpting Wire Jewelry Making Wire, Silver

This 22-gauge stainless steel wire is great quality for jewelry making and general craft use. It’s sturdy yet flexible enough to shape and twist without snapping. I like that it keeps its form well when wrapping beads or creating loops, and it has a nice polished finish that looks professional. The 164 ft length provides plenty for multiple projects. It’s also resistant to rust and tarnish, which makes it ideal for long-lasting pieces. Whether used for bailing, repairs, or fine craft work, this wire handles smoothly and consistently. A solid, dependable choice for both beginners and experienced makers. Great value.

Have no idea how long it will work but the chain connecting the valve and the handle broke. I repaired it at least two times with iron wire that I had available. Rusted and broke both times. I decided to try stainless steel. Hope it works. It came well packaged, bendable, but not too loose. Sturdy for the gauge and seemed to be a quality product. If it lasts longer than two years, I’ll definitely call it a win.

Bought this at 17 gauge size to twist into hook-eye style objects that I could use in necklace making, and for that it has really worked well. Zero complaints about durability or material. It also comes with a good amout.amount. just generally good quality material.

This is just what I needed for a peculiar project. It is strong but easy to work with. I bought it for one particular use but I expect I'll use what's left for innumerable other tasks.

Wire was of so so esthetics. It was durable as described, it served its function, however, the look was not as what is shown in the photo. The wire that arrived was nowhere near this shiny. More of a dull finish.

Great Product. Using for a broken windchime.

Outstanding in all regards. Thank you!

Very stiff and not easy to bend and the color is gray not silver. Looks very tarnished unfortunately. I still use it to function as a post/base for accessories but as for wrapping, I will be trying something else