Zoozii Bead Press Sale

THESE ITEMS ARE NOW ALL ON EBAY. MY EBAY NAME IS SUEBEADS IF YOU ARE INTERSTED IN FINDING THEM THERE. PRICES ARE SIMILAR OR EVEN A LITTLE BIT LESS OVER ON EBAY!

I have a variety of bead presses I use to make my beads. Some I use all the time, some I never use. These are the ones I never use. Some of them have actually never been used. I want to buy some different ones, so I am offering them here to any lampworker who might be interested. The prices are all $5 off the price on the Zoozii web site, since they may or may not have been used. Each one is in excellent condition and if it has been used, it has been like one time! The shipping for all of these is $10 each, priority. If you purchase more than one, I will adjust shipping after I mail and then give you a refund.

ZP01 - Chunky Disc Quad - $60 plus $10 shipping. 13x5.5mm; 14.5x6mm; 16x7mm; 18x8mm

ZP02 - Pillow - $40 plus $10 shipping 15mm (this is not the straight-sided pillow)

ZP03 - Lentil Trio - $50 plus $10 shipping 13mm; 15mm; 18mm (not straight-sided)

ZP01 - Diamond - $40 plus $10 shippnig - 14mm

ZP05 - Oval Lentil Trio - $50 plus $10 shipping - 16x13; 19x15; 23x18 (not straight-sided)

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