[Jewelry making - Article 00508] - Re: [Orchid] Article: Minimal Metalsmithing

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>     My information comes from the engineers in Japan and Tim
>     McCreight. The truth is, PMC+, when fired at 1650 for 2 hours, has
>     the same density as cast fine silver. 

    But there are other forms of PMC (aka Metal Clay) products?... PMC
    regular (which we were told in a certifying class that it isn't as
    dense as fine silver - therefore not "as heavy") and PMC3.? Along
    with the PMC products - there is Art Clay (various forms of that
    too)- also a Metal Clay product, different manufacturer.? 

    Obviously, if we are not comparing "fine silver to fine sliver" what
    Nanz said may be true?

 
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