are they small enough for watch metal bands
797271
The 1mm flat is small enough, however, you may consider another set that has only small sized drivers. This set has a wide spectrum of types and sizes and is more suited to small to medium as opposed to very smallStan
797272
Possibly. The smallest ones ..and just using an edge. I used mine the first time and one broke...they are not the strongest...
532811
They are tiny, right at half an inch including frames. I wear them down my nose a bit and look over them for anything that's not close. Be sure to specify the color (I know they can provide gold and gun metal) and strength you want.
641196
I suppose you could. The watch holder is a solid foam block glued in place with slots cut out for the watches. Would be a bit of work and the results might not be very neat but I suppose it could work.
953738
My watches are about 8" around and due to the clasp, they do not fit on this stand. The bars are solid and do not have any squeeze.
223336
Yes! I have a small wrist (watch bands are typically on the last or next-to-last hole) and it works fine for me, unlike the original band.
2076303
No. Give me a little time to see if anyone sells a watchband which will fit it.
1283409
No the holes are too small but you could get little metal rings to attach the charms to the bracelet with
1681489
The short answer is "YES"...I mentioned this in my review which is probably buried in there with a lot of others so will mention this again. The watch will accommodate a 51mm diameter watch (except on the 4 corner slots of the case where the lid will impinge on them). The problem is the slots are spaced close together so you cannot have several watches greater than 45mm (that is including the crown) in a row without them touching one another/moving them askew to fit. If you look at the picture the watches are on the smallish side so it looks ok. I would estimate that they're no larger than 35mm (inc crown). If you skip a space between your watches, alternate your smaller/larger pieces, or don't plan to fill it with larger watches it should be fine (of course then it won't hold 18 watches). But if you have more than a few watches and they're all larger, I would recommend another case. Good luck and post a review of what you find.
271814
Hello Linda! These bands are 10"x2" We found this size to be the most effective and useful size for our customers.
25251
I have the same size wrists. These cushions are slightly larger than cushions you find on most watch storage products. Your bracelets will fit, but it'll be very tight. I wouldn't recommend it.
994111
They are good as wrist weights if you don't have small wrists. I have small wrists and they slip right off if I am not careful, but it I still use them anyways.
801227
I haven't used it for any that large but I expect it will work. Worked fine on several smaller watches of varying diameters.
1582254
yes. my daughter uses them for homemade baby food. they do not rust or get icky like bands do. she loves them!
1287889
They are a little less than 1/2 inch in diameter (I measured) and very good for heavy or long earrings. They cannot be seen from the front.
2202511
The bands have an inside diameter of between 1 1/2 to 1 7/8 inch so they're too big for your rolling pin. If you're willing to invest in a new rolling pin I'd recommend a 2 inch diameter one for these bands.
1320258
Sure, most definitely. The bands that hold the watch or bracelets in place are flexible. It's would be good for bangles but remember the lid does have to close.
1538018
The ones I bought probably won't work well with a really tiny chain. Plus it would stand out. They would be much larger than the chain and clasp.