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[871] 105 Jewelers Bench Comments
In late 2006 I put together a survey on the Jewelers bench to which many Orchidians and others responded. There were a series of questions asked, and the answers were revealing, and contributed to my understanding of the jewelers bench and its functions, supporting my writing of the The Jewelers Bench, and MJSA/Orchid in Print book. Some of the specific answers were used in the book, but many served to buttress my arguments, or show me things I had not thought about. The answers were illuminating and, through their repetition of points they reinforced certain themes that are universal, and vital to the working jeweler and goldsmith. This article is then a compilation of these comments.... (2008)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
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[784] Bench Business - Organization & inspiration
For Howard Woods of Eagle, Idaho, a jewelers studio should be a place of beauty - organized beauty - that fuels creativity. An inspiring painting of a Southwest landscape by one of his favorite artists, Lon Megargee of Arizona, hangs above the studio door. The layout and design area of the studio faces a window with northern exposure that overlooks the garden. Music that suits Woods mood of the day can be played on the CD player. And a sense of order and calm emits from his impeccably organized tools. Below Woods describes his bench setup in detail.... (2006)
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ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[614] Build Your Own Advanced Jewelers Bench
This sophisticated bench costs a little more and is a bit more difficult to make than the one on the preceding page, but the extra effort will be repaid by years of efficient work. Use this pattern as a starting point, but feel free to make changes to suit your individual needs.... (2004)
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Show me more articles from: [Complete Metalsmith]|[Tim McCreight]
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ISBN: 1929565054

 

[613] Build Your Own Basic Jewelers Bench
This bench has been designed so it can be made from easily available materials without sophisticated woodworking equipment. People with woodworking skills might use these ideas as a point of departure.... (2004)
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Show me more articles from: [Complete Metalsmith]|[Tim McCreight]
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ISBN: 1929565054

 

[350] Home made Soldering Station Venting System
A selection of illustration showing an efficient home-made soldering venting system.... (2004)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Alan Lewis]
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