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Homemade Tools (16)
Small Tools (32)
Shop Machines (14)
Customize Your Tools (5)
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[37] How to Make a Wax Injector
You will require a 5 to 6 inch by 3 inch wide brass or copper tube, silver solder a cover on both ends a thicker one or double up for the base to retain the heat. Ideally the tube and top plate should be 1/8th inch thick with the base plate being.... (2003)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Alan Lewis]
Releated Categories: [Lost Wax Casting]|[Homemade Tools]|[Shop Machines]|[Tools]

 

[809] Jeweler Experiences in Designing Tools
As you may have guessed, I highly recommend taking out frustrations at the bench on your tools. If you are a jeweler struggling with a process, stop and re-evaluate your tools and procedures. A few swift strokes of a file or a couple of minutes at the grinding wheel can make the tool youve been struggling with much more effective. Take the process of evaluating your jewelry designs a step further by evaluating your tools and processes, as well. Tool design may not become a business for you, but it can help your business be more enjoyable and profitable.... (2006)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Kate Wolf]
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ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[427] Metal Corrugation – Tool Modification of Industrial Tube Wringer
Following the 2002 SNAG conference Barbara Minor forwarded this tool modification made by Chris Hentz of Chris's Cables – which is a hand saving alteration that you might also want to consider..... (2002)
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Show me more articles from: [Metal Corrugation]|[Trish McAleer]
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[33] Mining industry for jewelers tools
Saving some dollars on equipment can be really helpful to a shop's bottom line. Often tools and equipment from other industries prove useful, and are sometimes cheaper than regular tool suppliers. I think this behavior used to be called 'scrounging'.... (2001)
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Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
Releated Categories: [Tools]|[Homemade Tools]|[Bench Tips & Tricks]

 

[10] Organizing the Messes
How you set up your shop, your working procedures and workspace can affect your safety, comfort, stress level and efficiency of making. If your shop is well planned you will be more efficient. The more efficient you are, the faster you work and the more creative time you will have available to you. It pays to spend some time on organization. The more you think about, and plan your workspace and what you do in it the easier life as a craftsperson will be for you.... (2000)
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Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
Releated Categories: [Bench Tips & Tricks]|[Beginner's Corner]|[Tools]

 

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