Do-It Beads 1/8" Brass 100ct

The Do-It Beads 1/8" Brass 100ct pack gives you the raw building blocks for custom lure assembly and repair. Whether you're tying spinners, rigging buzz baits, or rebuilding old favorites, these solid brass beads serve dual duty as both structural components and functional bearing surfaces. A hundred beads at this size opens up room to experiment without worrying about running short mid-project.

Brass beads work well as spacers and stops in spinner rigs, where they can help position blades and manage blade rotation. On smaller weighted spinners or finesse presentations, the 1/8" diameter keeps weight minimal while still providing the mechanical function you need. For lure builders mixing and matching components, brass offers a classic look and reliable performance without the flash of nickel plating.

Do-It Products has built a reputation supplying the DIY lure-craft community with consistent, no-nonsense components. These beads are straightforward—no gimmicks, just solid brass in a quantity that makes experimentation affordable. Whether you're a seasoned jig builder or trying custom lure assembly for the first time, having 100 beads on hand means you can focus on design without rationing materials.

Key Features

• Solid brass construction for bearing surfaces and spacing in spinner rigs
• 1/8" diameter—compact size suited to weighted spinners and smaller lure applications
• 100 count—enough volume for builds, repairs, and experimentation
• Functional and versatile—works as both component and decorative element

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these beads used for in lure building?

These brass beads function as bearing surfaces for spinner blades and clevises, help space components in custom rigs, and serve as stops or spacers. They're useful on weighted spinners, spinner jigs, and buzz-spin lures where you need a reliable mechanical element as well as a finished look.

Are 100 beads enough for a lure-building project?

A hundred beads at 1/8" diameter gives you plenty of room to build multiple spinners, repair existing lures, or experiment with different rig configurations without worrying about running out mid-project.

What's the difference between brass and nickel-plated beads?

Brass offers a warm, classic appearance and performs well as a bearing surface and structural component. Nickel plating provides a brighter, more reflective finish. The choice comes down to the look you want for your finished lure and your personal preference—functionally, both work reliably in spinner rigs.