6 Simple Tools Used For Jewelry Making

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In this video, I’m sharing with you 6 of the simple tools used for jewelry making. I use every single one of them in my studio daily to help me save money in the market where the price of everything has jumped rocket high. 4 of them are not even designed for jewelry making at all! But they all work very efficiently compared to their alternatives.
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⏰ Time stamp:
00:00 the 6 Simple Tools Used For Jewelry Making at my studio
00:51 the 1st simple tool used for jewelry making
02:12 the 2nd simple tool used for jewelry making
05:06 the 3rd simple tool used for jewelry making
06:23 the 4th simple tool used for jewelry making
08:39 the 5th simple tool used for jewelry making
09:23 the 6th simple tool used for jewelry making
✔️ Safety first. Always wear safety goggles, ear defenders to protect yourself. Make sure the area is well ventilated and wear gloves to protect your hands when dealing with chemical and dust. Use a full face shield when needed. In any situation, always read, understand and follow your manufacturers guidelines and seek help if in doubt.

Пікірлер: 9

@kassemkarim7579 4 ай бұрын

Very good video thank you very much 😊

@AnaBuendia 12 күн бұрын

Amazing tips. Thanks for sharing

@SimonSozzi7258 4 ай бұрын

Really excellent 👏 Very helpful. Subscribed! ❤

@LilRofl 4 ай бұрын

I love your Videos 😊 I was in jeweler safety class yesterday and it was mentioned that if my pickle is blue, it has a high amount of copper in it and should be treated as a hazardous material, so not to touch it it with bare hands, or dispose of it down the drain. You are an amazing source of information! Thank you for making these videos ❤

@imeakpan 4 ай бұрын

So many unconventional cheap solutions! Thanks for your help!

@yurireddi16 4 ай бұрын

Very informative video I am in India today where to buy small transparent teapot.saw your selling page no option for India.😊

@torstenneuer1560 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for the eye opener you gave me with the glass tea pot. It just looks like a natural way of using that for blackening silver. I wonder why I did not think of that myself. I definitely try to avoid bringing chemicals that I use to work with silver to my kitchen because of the health hazards that might arise from contaminating the kitchen counter top or even food stuff. So no warming of pickle solution or any other chemicals there (also, I have an induction stove which will not work with any glass container). But a candle lit tea pot warmer works brilliantly, although it is not really cost effective if you work as a professional, or maybe find an old electric fondue at a car boot sale - which is what I did and it is absolutely identical to warming he solution on a kitchen stove - just without having to bring the acid to the kitchen and it is readily available at any time at your studio workspace. As for pots: Anything that is stainless steel will not cause the pickle solution to be contaminated. But one should test that equipment first with a small snip of sheet or wire silver.