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πšƒπ™Έ-πš€πš„π™°π™³ πš‚π™Ύπ™»π™³π™΄πšπ™Έπ™½π™Ά πš‚πšƒπ™°π™½π™³ by @lionpunchforge comment "send me info" and I will DM you the link!...

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πšƒπ™Έ-πš€πš„π™°π™³ πš‚π™Ύπ™»π™³π™΄πšπ™Έπ™½π™Ά πš‚πšƒπ™°π™½π™³ by @lionpunchforge comment "send me info" and I will DM you the link! This titanium stand is designed to help you solder hollow forms, bezels, and really any situation where you'd like to be able to heat from below. I love how compact this is and that you can take it apart and store it when not in use. Since titanium is not a particularly good conductor of heat it won’t act as a heat sink, it also won’t rust or corrode and retains its strength at soldering temperatures. If you are newer to jewelry making here is a tip: when I’m soldering this decorative bezel I heat from below because the baseplate requires a little more heat and this prevents the bezel from melting as I solder them together. It’s kiln safe so you can use it to prop enameling and it’s also been used for torch fired enamel! If you have questions I know Chris will be checking out the comments ☺️ the link I DM is an affiliate link and each purchase supports Chris’s small business and Metalsmith Society! The Ti-Quad is $80 and at the time of me posting it’s on sale for $75. Thank you for checking that out! #affiliate #jewelrytools #newjewelrytools #solderingbezels #beginnerjewelrymaking #learnjewelrymaking