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Articles by Mark B. Mann
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[868] 950 Palladium: Successful Design Considerations
Well designed 950 palladium jewelry plays to the strengths of this unique metal -- the aesthetics of its light, bright, white color, weight and 'feel'. It's a joy to create a beautiful piece of jewelry which delights the wearer, and promises to remain trouble free for years to come. So here's a tip: Emphasize the positive qualities of this unique metal in your designs. Whether palladium plays a supporting role to diamonds or fancy gemstones, or takes the spotlight in visual form or tactile comfort, employing its best characteristics in your creations will serve you well in saleable jewelry, customer satisfaction and your bottom line.... (2007)
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[704] Avoiding Destructive Tack-Welds when Tack-Welding
As a technical adviser to bench jewelers I often troubleshoot tack-, fusion- and pulse-arc-welding applications. One of the more frequently asked questions is related to what causes destructive tack-welds. Destructive tack-welds fail at temporarily welding the parts and often result in damage such as arcing, surface splatter, part deformation, excessive soot and permanent weld joints.... (2005)
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[727] Barney Jette Jewelry Design - Retail Success Story
Barney Jette and wife Nancy Ball have built a retail success story, solely focused on jewelry featuring Jettes design. The brand they have built is recognized throughout the nation and their reputation is one that theyve earned, piece by piece.... (2005)
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[324] Box Clasp Tongue Repair Using Tack and Pulse-arc Welding Technology
This 14-karat yellow gold heavy bracelet chain has a broken tongue at its critical springy location. An ideal method for its repair is a non-torch pulse-arc welding approach so the alloy in the mechanism is not annealed or softened in the process. For this repair, the ABI Tack II and Pulse-Arc welders provide the ideal solution.... (2004)
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Releated Categories:[Repairs]|[Fusing & Welding]

 

[805] Building Up a Thin Shank Using Welding Technology
This cultured pearl and diamond 14K yellow gold ring is in for sizing. When the take-in person inspected the ring, they noticed that the top portion of the ring shank had worn thin. The shank has become thin and sharp at the top portion. It will be rounded out and built up using an ABI Pulse-Arc-Welder and 14-karat yellow gold 30 gauge round wire. It is not necessary to remove the pearl to do the build up.... (2006)
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