I finally made the Bodacious Bangle from the Beaducation class. Hammering flat the ends was a lot more work than I anticipated. I didn't get the ends thin enough on my first two bangles, to punch the second hole using my screw down or pliers style hole punch. Luckily the Power Punch got through. I was so happy with the final result, I made three more. While working on those I decided when I had completed them I would take a break and do something else. Well, I had so much fun I made two more and ordered more wire. Part of the fun is being able to texture the bangles with different designs and adding charms to them. And hammering the crap of metal and coming up with something beautiful feels so good!

Perfect for bangles. And as Holly mentioned above "hammering the crap of metal and coming up with something beautiful feels so good!" is absolutely the truth!

Used to make bangles. Worked great, lots of hammering. Make sure you have the right kind wire cutting tools for cutting to size, this is a thick piece of wire!

I use this wire for bangles and after annealing hammered flat for wrapped rings. I love working with copper and this is great quality wire.

Perfect sold so many bangles using your video to guide my inspirations