[Jewelry making - Article 00029] - Re: [Orchid] FTC guidelines

[Helen Hill]

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>     I reserve it in my work for that which I actuallly sat down and
>     crafted myself with minimum or no machine aids. 

    So are you saying you don't use an electrically operated flexshaft
    for any of your operations? You don't pickle using an electrically
    heated pot of some sort? You don't use an electrically operated
    polishing machine - you find it economically viable to polish by
    hand? And you don't use an ultrasonic cleaning tank to remove the
    polish residue left by your hand polishing? 

    These are the only electrically operated things I use when making
    jewellery and I still consider my jewellery to be handmade - oh and
    of course electric lightbulbs. 

Helen
UK
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