Jack Chain Bling

I made a necklace from a length of Jack Chain. Its inspired by big gold chain necklaces, or "Bling"
What You Need

1: #16 Jack Chain, or your desired #
2: Wire Cutters
3: Pliers
4: Hammer (Not Shown)
Measure

Take an end of the chain and then take where you think you want the end to be, mark it there.
Cut

Cut where you made the mark
Lesson on Jack Chain
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Since jack chain is not welded together, it can easily be pried apart with some force. With a chain that is welded, you would need a hacksaw to get it apart.
Pry
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Pry one end of the wire that makes up a link of the chain, then slide the other end onto it. Like ring on a finger.
Close the Chain
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Hammer down the open link to close it, making it seamless.
Finish

BOOM! DONE SON! You know have a jack chain bling necklace. Sorry i didn't have most of the actual pictures. I only had enough for one.