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[972] Debunking Three Myths About Sawing
In thinking about the daily tasks that I undertake at the bench, I realized how easy it is to fall back on old habits, and to make assumptions and generalizations, particularly about the accuracy of things that I was taught early on in my career. The following are a few myths about one of the most basic procedures at the bench: sawing.... (2011)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Ann Cahoon]
Releated Categories:[Fabrication]|[Bench Tips & Tricks]
ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[663] Design Alternatives
Expanding the boundaries of conventional jewelry design through the use of unusual materials -- Titanium, Niobium, Copper, Metal clay, Acrylic, Resin --It is not the usual materials inventory for jewelry makers. For millennia, jewelry has been made of gold and silver, platinum and gems -- materials the market understands and readily accepts. But what about non-traditional materials? (2005)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Suzanne Wade]
Releated Categories:[Jewelry Design]
ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[213] Enhancing the stone - An Update on Diamond Treatment
A summary of the most common treatment techniques used on diamonds, how they are identified by trained gemologists, and what potential problems they present to manufacturers, retailers, and bench jewelers.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Suzanne Wade]
Releated Categories:[Diamonds]|[Gemstone Treatments]
ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[1036] Erik Stewart - Getting Connected, Inspired by the Brooklyn Bridge
It was his first time in New York City. Surrounded by the skyscrapers and bright lights of the Big Apple, Erik Stewart of Erik Stewart Jewelry in Tucson soaked up the city´s energy. But the sight that captivated him most was the complex network of cables that make up the Brooklyn Bridge. Back home, fueled with inspiration, Stewart´s design idea brewed.... (2012)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Shannon L. Brown]
Releated Categories:[Behind The Design]
ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[1011] Etype Automated Wax Injection System
Racine and his son, Ittai, a physicist by profession but a top engineer, passed on purchasing the dated facility and equipment, instead opening a new tech-savvy casting workshop. It was here that they designed the Etype automated wax injection system that earned them a 2011 MJSA Thinking Ahead Award. The system features a motorized conveyor belt that brings barcoded molds to an injection station. There they are read and injected using the corresponding stored parameters, then returned on the conveyor belt to a worker, who removes the wax and starts the process over again. The number of wax injection stations used varies between one and four, depending on the volume needs of the manufacturer.... (2012)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Shannon L. Brown]
Releated Categories:[Lost Wax Casting]|[Shop Machines]

 

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