KeokerPolymer Clay Bead Roller, Polymer Clay Earrings Tools, Round Bead Maker, Clay Jewelry Making Tool, Helps You Make Perfectly Round Beads in Three Sizes (Round Shape Beads)

I purchased the Round Bead Roller, and I'm using it for polymer clay, it rolls pretty smooth. Measuring with my caliper, it's pretty accurate in size. I had previously purchased a Sculpey bead roller, but the only one they sell is for making larger sized beads...too large, it looks like Wilma Flinstones necklace. Keoker, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm is way better. The outside dimensions of the whole roller are smaller than expected but doesn't cause any issues making beads. Some brands making bead rollers adds a little cup size to know how much clay to use before rolling it, while Keoker uses flat shapes and you use your blade over the top. Way easier to use, especially if you already rolled out a sheet. Seems easier and smoother and quicker. I've ordered some molds from Keoker and they are awesome too. So far quite happy with Keoker.

If you are into polymer clay, do yourself a favor and buy this little tool. Works like a charm and is easy to use.

Por más que intento, si no se le coloca la cantidad exactísima de acrcilla no forma las bolitas correctamente, compré el de 0.079in y es terrible, lo que termina haciendo parece más excremento de ratón que balines, además se pega demasiado la arcilla pongas lo que pongas. Lamentablemente lo compré vía casillero y no puedo devolverlo, perdí el dinero.

I have tear drop beads maker from different company. This is much better one, easy to use it, clean it and beads came out smooth. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Rolls good just small than I thought

Does exactly what it says , round clay into beads, love it

This roller makes consistently perfect beads using polymer clayVery pleased

I was disappointed with this product. The bead doesn’t take proper shape within the roller. It either gets stuck in the groves or sticks to the internal “side” and won’t roll. I’ve tried cornstarch and water on the inside of the roller. I’ve tried varying degrees of condition clay, as well as varying amounts (the measuring component is not accurate). Unfortunately, nothing worked. I have bead rollers from other brands and do not have this problem. I wouldn’t recommend.