Thanks for checking out my bench pin build video! I feel like I’ve been ‘making due’ with my setup for a long time. I’ve been dreaming about upgrading my “V” board and it’s about time I get to it. This rigid bench pin addition to my jewellery bench is going to make sawing way easier, especially for my preferred material of choice, stainless steel. Enjoy this welded build process, cheers!
A jewelry bench is an ergonomic workbench for jewelers, but they aren’t restricted to jewelers alone. This workbench format is also used by metalsmiths, watch makers, gem setters, engravers and can even be found in the dental industry. It’s an extremely efficient and optimized setup for delicate and precise craftsmanship. I strongly believe that they would be an asset to the entire maker community. Although their exact format really comes down to personal preference, it doesn’t take much for them to become the ultimate work station. They can be extremely compact and perfect for a small apartment. With some customization, they would the perfect place for detailing EVA foam, cosplay armor, leather work, clay sculpting and even painting! Though they can be extremely fancy and expensive, they really don’t have to be! They can be made by customizing a regular office desk or blasted out of 2x4’s and plywood. If you’re a maker, there’s no reason you shouldn’t have a jewellery bench!
All 3D modeling and animation is done in Rhino 3D, version 7.
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