CozyBead Fuse Press — studio v5

CozyBead Fuse Press

6.5 × 6.5 in
$219.90
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CozyBead Fuse Press — studio v5
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CozyBead Fuse Press

CozyBead Fuse Press

$219.90
Plate Size6.5 × 6.5 in
Processing1 dayEstimated transit7 calendar daysStandard shippingUS$7 · Free on orders US$69.90+
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Temperature
Adjustable · up to 205°C / 400°F
Timer
0–600 seconds
Included
Safety base
Complimentary kit with a pegboard, tweezers, scoop tool and three sorting trays
Free tool kit with every order

One complimentary kit per order · board fits 2.6 mm Mini.

See what’s included

A compact heat press for fusing bead projects, with adjustable temperature and a built-in timer.

Use ironing paper and follow the instructions supplied with your beads. A safety base is included.

Regional compatibility: Suitable for use in the United States, China and Europe. Follow the electrical rating and setup instructions supplied with your unit.

HOW TO USE

Give your project its finishing moment.

See how the adjustable temperature and built-in timer fit into your fusing routine.

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CozyBead Fuse Press — Product features and making inspiration 1
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Specifications & use

Included: One Fuse Press and safety base.

Use & care: Use ironing paper and a heat-resistant surface. Test on spare beads first. Hot surfaces can burn; keep away from children and never leave unattended.

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Heather Sullivan

Still working out the finish I prefer. Keeping notes on the settings helps.

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Stephanie Morgan

I was nervous about ruining a piece I’d spent days on, so I left it sitting there for a week before trying the press. Turned out fine.

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Andrew Parker

More of a hobby purchase than a necessity for me. It gets used though.

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Lauren Hayes

Happy with it so far.

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Melissa Turner

Nice having a timer.

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Daniel Cooper

My wife asked for this for her birthday. She’s made several things since, so I’m calling that a success.

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Kevin Brooks

Practiced on some scrap pieces first. Would recommend doing that.

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