Truing Heavy Jump Rings and Bands in a Dapping Block
A tip shared by @lm6d and @refraction_manufacturing for rounding heavy gauge jump rings or ring bands with a few hits in a dapping block.
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Rounding Jump Rings and Bands in a Dapping Block
A favorite tip from @lm6d and @refraction_manufacturing: true up heavy jump rings or ring bands with a few hits in a dapping block.
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As part of my vacation time this week I will be sharing some of our community's favorite tips! Happy holidays and enjoy!
Dapping blocks are so useful!! This tip was shared by both @lm6d and @refraction_manufacturing years ago and it’s one I use on a regular basis in my studio. The dapping block can be used to true up/round a heavy gauge jump ring or ring band by giving it a few hits on each side. This is typically going to work best for round wire, curved edges etc. I’d be careful with certain decorative wires. If you have other ways you use your dapping block PLEASE send me videos. I am looking to build up a stockpile of tips to share with our community :) email me at tips@metalsmithsociety.com thank you friends! #dappingblock #makingaring #jewelrymakingforbeginners
Dapping blocks are so useful!! This tip was shared by both @lm6d and @refraction_manufacturing years ago and it’s one I use on a regular basis in my studio. The dapping block can be used to true up/round a heavy gauge jump ring or ring band by giving it a few hits on each side. This is typically going to work best for round wire, curved edges etc. I’d be careful with certain decorative wires. If you have other ways you use your dapping block PLEASE send me videos. I am looking to build up a stockpile of tips to share with our community :) email me at tips@metalsmithsociety.com thank you friends! #dappingblock #makingaring #jewelrymakingforbeginners
