Artistic Wire Coiling Gizmo Deluxe Winder, 5 rods, 4.5 mm, 4 mm, 3 mm, 1.5 mm, and 1.0 mm

I saw this on a YouTube video for how to coil wire and for such a small price, I thought why not? Well you can have loads of fun with this. It's easy to use and although it does one simple thing, it does it well. I was quickly able to learn how to use and within minutes had produced some cool looking coils. By following some instructions on YouTube I was able to put coils on top of coils and made some fun earrings in a few minutes. I recommend you practice using artistic wire until you get the hang of it. Coiling eats up wire super fast so if you use silver or gold filled you will yourself with a small compact item that took up a lot of wire to make. I recommend going to Auntie's Beads and looking at the video links she has on YouTube for some great instructions on how to use the gizmo.

Love that it came with 5 different size rods…. I work with polymer clay and one of the things I love to make is Robots and this comes in handy.. plus I can make perfect jump rings for my jewelry.. it’s really a great kit and the price was right.

I received mine today in good working order. The box was slightly crushed because Amazon shipped it in a flat book package but it was not damaged. I have made coils by hand before for wire jewelry and I regret not getting this sooner. It makes coils so quicky and evenly, and it's very reasonably priced. The pictoral instructions give you the general idea of how to orient it, and if that's not enough search coiling gizmo on youtube for all kinds of instructions and projects. The variety of crank rods give you a good range of sizes, listed accurately by other reviewers as well as on the artisticwire.com website. The built in mount works to hold it securely. I know I sound like a commercial already, but I have no relationship to the company. I'm looking forward to trying some projects.

I ordered this Gizmo to help me make wire coils for jewelry. I admit that I have no experience in wire coiling, so I'm all thumbs, but the coils I've made with it are very acceptable. How it works and how it's made is something I can comment on. The cranks are nicely made - Edges have been smoothed - the handle is smooth, and the finish is good. The fit of the cranks in the bracket is a little loose, but I think a tighter fit would cause problems with binding and excessive wear. The bracket has a table clamp at its base; and I had no problem getting it tight enough. The top part of the bracket can be reversed in case you're left-handed like I am. The workmanship of the bracket and clamp is more than adequate. True it's not a precision machined tool - but it doesn't have to be. For the price it is very well made and easy to use. Highly recommended by me.

I already had one of these; however, I forgot where I stored it and had to order anew. I got this to make mini-stainless steel wire coils for an invention I am working on. This is the only gadget that I know of that can make 1 mm coils out of 32 gauge stainless wire. The coils are perfect and the learning curve is acceptable for any intelligent adult or teenager. By the way, I found the other one a week after the return window ended, hah!

This gizmo works great in making Jewelry. Glad I got it. My class of 8 students thougt it was awesome, so bought it also.

Great tool for the vaping crowd, as well as the jewelry hobbyist. In our household, I use it to make coils out of A1 Kanthal for my RDA, RBA, as well as making replacement coils for the Protanks. For those interested in using it for vaping purposes, I'd suggest torching the Kanthal first, to make it easier to get it in the shape you want.My daughter uses it to make rings and other jewelry for her and her friends. She makes long coils with thinner wire first, then wraps those into larger coils that are pretty cool lookingIt is very simple to use. Clamp it to the table, select the proper sized mandrel, which is supplied, insert the mandrel, wrap a bit of the wire around the handle, apply some tension to the wire and start cranking the handle. You will always get uniform and precise coils with this device.

Much easier to use than coiling with a drill. My first beads came out amazing.