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    Question: fusing gold to steel

    Ron: I hadn't thought about the mass, but you're right. Bette Barnett is using thin metal (small mass) as she works in jewelry. Of course it would be much easier to heat small, thin pieces to temp than a firearm or a knife. Thank you for pointing this out. Chris: Hi Chris, I haven't read...
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    Question: fusing gold to steel

    Collinskelly: wow, this is amazing. Thank you so much for posting these pictures and describing your technique. Dave: Bette Barnett website is www.studiomigoto.com
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    Question: fusing gold to steel

    There is a jewelry artist that has been using a technique of fusing gold to steel to create design as opposed to using inlay. Her name is Bette Barnett and on her website she compares this to Keum-bo technique of fusing gold to fine silver. Her application is solely on jewelry. Any ideas if...
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    Work holding with Cerro Safe type alloys.

    I had no idea what you guys were talking about so looked this up on Google. It's interesting, but why would you use this instead of Thermo Lock? Thanks for this post - I learned something new. Diane B
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    Ron and LIZ Smith

    Dear Scott, These videos are lovely. Thank you so much for sharing. Diane
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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    Dear Roger, thank you for the additional names. Wetzlaub produced some great images on the search engine. Diane B
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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    Dear Jerry, after visiting Roger's glossary and googling the two additional names for blackleaf engraving: German floral and Altdeutscher Laubgravur for images, different pictures of the engraving appear. Some are the same, but by changing the name a somewhat different search is created, even...
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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    Thank you Sam. Diane B
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    Announcement: This engraved watch is coming up for auction at Sotheby's

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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    I just found Sam's YouTube designs/video
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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    Dear John and Roger, thank you for the reference to the glossary. I am on the Lindsay website as well and have never seen this. I guess I need to explore both Sam and Lindsay sites a bit more. That glossary will give me so many rabbit holes to go down. I really like the Churchill blackleaf...
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    Question: What is Blackleaf?

    I just read dcurrie911 question about blackleaf. What is blackleaf? I googled it and I still can't tell if this is a type of patina or a style of engraving or both. Thank you. Diane b.
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    Question: is this created using a liner?

    Dear Su, Thank you for the link. I just watched the video - yep, that's the finish. Very cool!
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    Question: is this created using a liner?

    Dear Su, Wow! thank you so much. I just did an internet search for Florentine Style Engraving. This is quite a diverse style of engraving with the above texture one the styles. I really appreciate your information. Thank you for taking the time to respond to my question. Diane B
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    Question: is this created using a liner?

    Jahn, I looked up the Florentine Cylinder Burr - I see what you mean: it's kinda, sorta, but not really almost like a rotary liner. I can see how that would produce the texture in the metal. Chujybear, I don't know what kind of brush you are referring with hinged bristles. Can you post a...
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    Question: is this created using a liner?

    gentleman, thank you so much for your responses. I wish I could get a better close up picture. I just had to do a copy/paste from images on the computer. When I tried to enlarge the pictures, they were out of focus and didn't give any better definition. I've never heard of a Florentine...
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    Question: is this created using a liner?

    I love the texture created on these earrings by Marco Bicego. Was this texture created using a very fine liner? At one point, there was a video that showed the engravers in the workshop working on the jewelry pieces, but it looked to me like the gravers they were using were bolino gravers...
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