Dennis demonstrates how to make castellated or serrated bezels using an early version of BezelEase™

BezelEase is a precision tool engineered to help you quickly and easily create fancy, castellated or serrated bezels for your jewelry and crafts. **now available exclusively at Pepetools.com**
By following the simple instructions, you can precisely cut bezel tops and sides in 2mm, 3mm, 4mm and 6mm widths. No fumbling with gauges-each cut is calibrated and accurate, making your bezels look perfect every time.
Check out our website at www.bezelease.com for more info, photos, instructions, etc.

[@maiguapa8]

Great tutorial! I’ve always been wondering how this was made. Thank you for sharing 💕😊

[@meredithlakes6841]

Thank you for the great demonstration…it’s much appreciated.

[@keelygreen6455]

GREAT VIDEO DEMONSTRATION! Well done!

[@lorimichels4515]

Hi. Thanks for the video. What is the thinnest bezel wire you can use with the system?

[@chromakeyblue]

Where can I buy the tool? Great idea.

[@bezelease9956]

Hi GM. Thanks for having a look. It's available at pepetools.com

[@maiguapa8]

This thinga majig is so cool except the price. If it probably would be around $50.00 it would surely sell like hot cakes. It’s a great tool though. Thanks

[@sandywood8437]

Yes where do they sell this

[@tywhitmire860]

Pepe Tools

[@delglasner291]

Should have made fixture longer to handle at least a 30x40 mm stone.

[@bezelease9956]

Actually, you can even go much larger than that! Please have a look at the instructions (available from Pepetools.com or bezelease.com). They show how to quickly and easily reposition the material for larger pieces. Some of the videos also demonstrate how to do this. Thanks for asking!

[@BrokenRRT]

No info where to buy it

[@tywhitmire860]

Pepe Tools

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