00:00Alright, so if you make leather bracelets, you already know the struggle is finding end caps
00:04that actually look good and don't fall apart. I went down a rabbit hole on this and found the
00:09absolute best deals for top 5 cord end caps for leather bracelets, and honestly, some of these
00:14prices are kind of insane. First up, and this is the one I personally grabbed, is this massive 200
00:20piece lot of cove clasps and fold over crimp ends. It's the ultimate starter kit because you get every
00:26size you could possibly need for both flat leather and round cord. For just $2.30, you're basically
00:33paying a penny per cap, and with a 4.9 rating from nearly 5,000 buyers, you know the quality
00:38is
00:38consistent. If you want to stock your entire workspace without breaking a $5 bill, this is the
00:44obvious choice. If you want something a little fancier, check out this 20-piece set of gold-plated
00:50stainless steel cylindrical end caps. These are perfect if you're making higher-end pieces because
00:56they have that polished, professional look that really elevates a simple leather band.
01:00They're $2.80 for the set, so a bit more per piece, but the finish is gorgeous and they snapshot
01:06really securely. It's worth the extra few cents if you want your bracelet to look like it came from a
01:12boutique. Now, if you just need a small batch for a specific project, this 50-piece stainless steel
01:18crimp set is a no-brainer. At only $1.67, it's the cheapest option on the list, but don't let
01:25the low
01:25price fool you, they are solid stainless steel and won't rust or discolor over time. This is my
01:31go-to recommendation for anyone who is just starting out or wants to test a design before
01:35buying in bulk. For those of you working with thicker cords, this next set is a lifesaver.
01:41It's a 20-50p slot that comes in sizes ranging from 3mm all the way up to 10mm, so you
01:47can finally
01:48find a cap that actually fits your chunkier leather. They're $1.75, which is a steal for that
01:55kind of size variety. Having that range means you won't have to glue or improvise when you're
02:00working with heavier materials. And finally, if precision is your thing, these stainless steel
02:06crimp clasps are the way to go. They have a specific wire hole design in 2, 3, 4, and 5mm
02:12sizes,
02:13which makes threading a nightmare-free experience. They're a bit pricier at $3.62 for 50 pieces,
02:20but the 4.9 rating tells me people love them because they hold the cord perfectly tight without
02:24crushing it. If you're selling your jewelry, you want this level of reliability.
02:30All the links for these are in the description below so you can grab them before the prices change.
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02:40reviews.
02:42Thanks for watching, and happy crafting!
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