304 Stainless Steel Wire 1lb Spool, 16 Gauge Wire for Jewelry Making (Dia 1.3MM)

I used this wire in my greenhouse to hang roller trellises down to the ground. It is strong enough and easy to work with. It has nice bendability and a good value.

Hard wire.

Easily workable for random crafts. Using it for paper mache/cardboard and making rings for chainmalle. I wanted stainless steel wire because aluminum was too flimsy imo and I just got into doing this craft plus the other random things I could do with this wire. I think if you're crafting like I am you probably want something a little thicker but it works.

Just right for creating paths for vines on walls

Stainless but rusts? Works for purposes but may not work for everyone

I put new seat covers in an FJ40 and used this to go around the edges. I could have used a thicker gauge, but this worked ok.

I bought this wire for an odd use as I ran out of wire for chainmail and as I began working with it I thought it felt a little odd to me amd after testing it the wire isn't even 16 gauge it's actually 17 which is smaller than I was hoping to use meaning I just spent a week making chainmail I can't use as it's to thin to hold upI know a bit nitpicky but I feel genuinely scammed

The description notes that this could be used for crafts or jewelry but this is simply not realistic. The wire is almost impossible to cut or break and even industrial wire snips couldn't do it.Ultimately, I needed to cut this with sheet metal snips - A bolt cutter might also be used. That shows that this is not made for doing simple crafts.It's now used in my garage to hang materials for painting on the paint rack - so it still has a use, but the description is misleading.