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For this week’s #tooltalktuesday I wanted to show a great, inexpensive bench option from...
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For this week’s #tooltalktuesday I wanted to show a great, inexpensive bench option from @durstontools - their Student Jeweller’s Bench with Apron. This bench is easy to assemble, super sturdy and comes with a leatherette apron to catch filings and scraps while you work. If you are looking to get your first bench it’s a great option! As I mention in my video I know a lot of jewelers who prefer to have a second bench for wax work, if you are looking to do that this bench seems to me to be ideal because of it’s cost, and how easily you can clean the apron. Also love the organizer on the side, it fits mandrels and burs! I’m really excited to be partnering with @durstontools for all the members in our community who are in Europe, you can order directly from them durston.com/metalsmithsociety
😁 however if you are in the US you can get this bench from our friends @ottofrei1930 (use code MMSOF) thanks for tuning in and let me know if you have any questions!!!
😁 however if you are in the US you can get this bench from our friends @ottofrei1930 (use code MMSOF) thanks for tuning in and let me know if you have any questions!!!
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