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  1. thejeweler

    Sources for engraveable pendants, bracelets etc

    Stuller offers almost any gage you need for a lot of their stampings and in most precious metals . But to buy from Stuller, you have to set up an account, which requires a retail business license.
  2. thejeweler

    Monogrammed Knife

    Exactly. Slow down, be careful, be consistent. Sounds easy, but I get anxious too to see the finished product.
  3. thejeweler

    Monogrammed Knife

    Thank you all. I have to admit, the previous attempt at lined background did not turn out so well. I may be getting a little better but not good enough to be good every time. I must practice. I must practice. I must practice.
  4. thejeweler

    Monogrammed Knife

    Thanks Mitch. Yes, I love how that looks on your work. I did another one similar to this with a harder shadow and I wanted to try the softer shadow. As I look at it now, I also think I should have had just a little more shadow on the B. I'll have to work on my lighting direction.
  5. thejeweler

    Monogrammed Knife

    I haven't had anything to post lately but just finished this. Critiques can't hurt me, so please let me know what it needs.
  6. thejeweler

    first try

    It is a good idea to put a date on this one and others you will do. Years from now with many hours of engraving behind you, you will see your progression.
  7. thejeweler

    Just a little project for myself

    I decided car my key needed an accessory. This is my first gold inlay work. It is in mild steel and my first time at blueing. Didn't know what to expect. I know I need a lot of practice still on my scrolls, but it is a start.
  8. thejeweler

    Still learning

    ‎Patrick Stewart‎ to The Engravers Notebook Just now · I finally had the chance to do some engraving! Did a practice plate with some fonts and my first copper inlay. Also did a stainless slide for a friend. He wanted his name and team logos.

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