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Flat Bottomed Metal Balls Using a Dapping Block

A tip from @lm6d: hammer a melted ball inside a dapping block to make large, flat bottomed balls, then file off any edge.

Posted over 8 years ago • 997 likes • 56 comments
When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your... When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your... When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your... When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your... When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your... When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your...
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When you want to make perfect, large balls that are flat on the bottom - take your melted ball and place it inside your dapping block and hammer! If there is a little edge you can file it off! Thank you @lm6d for sending this awesome technique! 🙏🏻😘💕 #metalsmithsociety #jewelryfabrication #dappingblock #jewelrytipoftheday #silversmith #ladysmith