is this good for needlepoint work
1393230
I am not sure but I would assume so as it is bright enough for walking. It would be worth a try.
1284346
I believe that you can. It comes with a throat plate for zigzag sewing so should be able to handle twin needles.
1891593
Hello! These will stand up to considerable use. I have Stitchberry single tipped bamboo needles and they are much more fragile than these by Ostart. The latter is a lovely darker "polished" wood, not like the Stitchberry that I have to sand on occasion to keep smooth. Even the US 1 is a sturdy set. I live at the beach and store them in a plastic box inside the little plastic sleeves they were shipped in and mine haven't warped at all. I have been delighted with this set of double pointed needles, I use them very often [I don't have a telly so I craft instead]. I wouldn't be able to knit hats and baby things without them. :-)
1376049
No. It is designed for fine needles. Anything else will jam ... And you will not be happy. !!
1209179
I don't know. I use it for student violin finger position markers. It works great on violins.
259067
I used it to repair a broken small wooden sculpture and it worked perfect for that. I haven't tried it for jewelry making, but imagine it should work.
2026093
I think so. The needle is a blunt tip (not sharp) x 1/16 dia. It will easily suck out or refill an eggshell but might not poke the hole very easily.
1491835
That would depend on what you mean by pen work, if you are talking about translating the details from a detailed work it would all depend on how defined the detail is on the original piece. if on the other hand, you are going to try and do pen work on the resin the answer would simply be yes! this product is really good at accepting detail work if you have the right tools for the job. to better answer your question, may I ask what you are trying to do?
1294503
I have used it to set the ink from silk screening cotton shirts. It worked well and was much faster than using my household iron. I hope this is the answer you are looking for.
456938
Yes, my wife uses this lamp for all kinds of needlework. She really like it.
1564177
While I have not used it I do use these for larger scale projects as well as some detail work. I think this is the perfect size for what you need. Any larger, it becomes cumbersome and smaller, you're constant refilling it.
498808
I have not used it for that but I imagine it would work great. Works very well on chisels and lathe tools.
1410002
Yes, I have used it for many projects, and it seems to be holding up. (I make paracord items and also bracelets) Hope that helps.
2280326
Not by much. I don't know why since, with the sewing machine, I can see the eye of the needle clearly and every individual stitch. Therefore, I wouldn't recommend this lamp for that use. Try using the computer software that's out there to do that for you. Good luck.
380646
I would return it for a replacement if you have any concerns with the product. Mine was stuck for a moment at the "zero" mark, but using it for a while eventually got it to "unstick". I don't think my situation was the same as yours though, because I think my issue was simply the needle just not responding. I have heard of the needle getting stuck. Google a solution, or return for a replacement. Hope that helps.
976784
I think it would, it has a screw on clamp that holds really tight. Mine is on a level end table; I use it for my needle point and it works "excellent".It's the best purchase I ever made. And I made plenty of purchases regarding magnifying glasses for my needle points. And it swivels and bends and has a "really" bright light! I'm very pleased with it.
1800740
I use it mostly for drawing lines and boxes (like mortise locations). It's very good for locating hole centers if the sides of the workpiece are perpendicular. Within those limits, patterns can be drawn.