These photos were shot just before dark which always brings in a blue cast so hard to edit the way I want but, here they are in all their blueness.
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Stump bench with new saw pierced tree pendants, press formed extra wide bangle and branch examples |
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Group Description
Every Wednesday or a Wednesday that you happen to remember post to your blog or other social networking venue that you frequent, a photo of what ison it for that day and link back to this group.
You might want to describe what you aremaking or not it is up to you :) Just call it 'What is on Your Jeweler's Bench Wednesday' and you are good to go.
This group will be a collection of those photos which we all need and love for I am hungry for all the eye candy I can gather up.
Every Wednesday or a Wednesday that you happen to remember post to your blog or other social networking venue that you frequent, a photo of what is
You might want to describe what you are
This group will be a collection of those photos which we all need and love for I am hungry for all the eye candy I can gather up.
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New found tip for the week |
This day, while punching out 4 sizes of copper discs, I had a notebook on the bench with an eraser floating there also. While punching nothing was moved off the bench top on this day, after the first punch hardly any marks were left on the sheet of copper. Hoot, hoot it was a super day in the studio!
Usually I saw or cut strips off of the large metal sheets to not get indents when hammering, which is a b**** just to let you know, lol. Sometimes being lazy pays off.
I am sure all of us would love a bench shear or guillotine shear for this purpose, am I right.
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Not oxidized as of |
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