DIY Bezel Pusher From an Old File Tang
A tip from @jessjewelry for sawing an old file tang into a bezel pusher and using the file to dress rubber wheels.
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A tip from @jessjewelry for sawing an old file tang into a bezel pusher and using the file to dress rubber wheels.
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A tip from @emballistic for wrapping parallel plier jaws in Sunshine cloth strips held with dental bands to grip heavy wire without marks.
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A tutorial from @ringgoldnicole for drilling stone underwater with a diamond core bit on a cedar support, going slowly without pushing.
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Learn how to warm Thermo-Loc on a Teflon pad in the microwave, adjust it with a heat gun, and release pieces with heat or hot water.
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A tip from @alexboydstudio for an even twist by pulling back firmly while twisting, keeping rods short and gripping the ends lightly.
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A tip from @awakening.phoenix.jewelry for using a soft fan paint brush to sweep metal shavings into the collecting bag.
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A tip from @mineralandmine for numbering designs on a paper map and scribing each number inside its bezel, opposite the seam.
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A tip from @ksegoldsmith for cutting the worn edge off a spinning snap on sanding disc with a sharp blade to get a crisp, smaller disc.
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A tip from @allieperrydesigns for melting even jump rings on an inclined charcoal block so uniform balls roll off into water.
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A tip from @susanmcginnessjewellery for heating and pickling sterling repeatedly to bring fine silver to the surface and hide firescale.
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Learn why the Durston student jeweler's bench, with its catch apron and side organizer, is a good first bench or second bench for wax.
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Tips from @tkiplinger for using museum putty to mock up designs on sketches, test bezel depth, hold enamels and position pieces for photos.
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