Jewellery or Jewelry Tools

What you need to get started in Jewellery Making!

by John Volney

Jewellery or jewelry making can be quite tool have a look at, Herb Gardening intensive but you can get started with very little and although jewellery or jewelry tools , Model Display Cases tend to be more expensive, because they are specialised, you can find makeshift equivalents in hardware also see, RC RTR Nitro Cars & tool try, Collectible Fossils shops.

For example, instead of a specialist hammer that you would use for planishing, you can adapt a ballpane hammer by shaping & smoothing the hammering faces. Or round nosed pliers, that are commonly used to make jump rings, may be found very cheaply in the large hardware have a look at, DIY Bathroom Concrete stores for a few dollars.

Rather than using a whole hand torch with a gas why not visit, Digital Photography Classes bottle set-up which requires a regulator and all that outlay. It's common to use a handheld canister-style blow torch or even the mini refillable torches in which you use a cigarette lighter refill canister to fill the torch with gas. , RC Boats - General These cost tens of dollars instead of hundreds of dollars.

Then you need a bench. why not visit, DIY Bathroom Repair The important thing to remember with making jewellery or jewlry is that you need a good sitting position so that you're not hunched over your work piece and straining your neck, back & shoulders. As an approximate guide; an easy way to gage the correct height for your bench have a look at, Container Gardening is this. Sit in a normal chair try, Tombstone Rubbing - Gravestone Rubbing with your back straight and then put your elbows on your work bench, why not visit, RC Sailboat with your hands flat also look at, Model Display Cases in front of you. Your hands should be level with the middle of your chest.

Any high bench also see, RC On -Road Cars is suitable so long as you can clamp a jeweller's peg to the front of it which will act as you main working area. From this peg you can fabricate, file and saw your jewellery piece.

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* Piercing Saw
* Tweezers and Sprung Tweezers (for placing solder, or holding jump rings while soldering)
* Boxwood Mallet
* Ring Mandrel
* Needle and Hand Files
* Emery Sticks & Emery Paper

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These basic jewellery tools have a look at, Tombstone Rubbing - Gravestone Rubbing will get you started in your new hobby of jewellery making.