[Jewelry making - Article 00297] - Re: [Orchid] Ergonomics

[Marilyn Smith]

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>         To my knowledge, I was doing everything the correct way, or at
>     least as correct as can be in a school environment. I annealed
>     after every round of raising. I confirmed with my professor that I
>     was using the correct hammer and stake. 

    If you are taking such  a very big bite that the last inch or so is
    beginning to have a "ruffled" look, anneal again. You should not be
    holding the hammer with a death grip just in  case you are doing
    that. It is a repetitive action so you may well be doing everything
    right. 

marilyn smith

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