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    Hatchet with ironwood handle

    Seems like there certainly was. I used a Lindsay 96 and had recurring broken tips ...
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    Hatchet with ironwood handle

    Was difficult especially towards the edges was when tips began breaking frequently
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    Hatchet with ironwood handle

    Didn't cut as smooth as hoped but was learning experience
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    Seeking an engraver

    Think opposite of annealed...
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    Seeking an engraver

    You would want it to be work hardened (or denser/more compacted metal grain) for sterling to engrave cleaner without the graver ripping and passing through Crumbly/gummy metal. I believe GRS sells a die-struck sterling signet still. That would provide the dense, smooth qualities of sterling...
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    Seeking an engraver

    That ring looks like it's cast silver which may likely not be work-hardened enough to engrave well (looks based on the porosity to perhaps be something that will cause the graver to bog and tear rather than cut smoothly). Laser seems a better idea as recommended by Allan
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    Question: Material suppliers in USA

    My understanding is those types of items aren't sold readily available (typically) and have to be custom made. Some of the sterling signet rings I carry would be workable if you'd like to take a look through my current listings: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WestCoastFineJewelry If you want a...
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    Question: Material suppliers in USA

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    Commercial post/announcement: my custom jewelry business

    Thank you, Allan. I appreciate the detailed feedback and will think through your comments and incorporate those suggestions.
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    Commercial post/announcement: my custom jewelry business

    Hi there. Hope everyone is having a good weekend. I wanted to see if I could get some feedback on my small jewelry shop. I've have had a hard time selling anything on Etsy. If you have time to take a look and let me know what you think, I would very much appreciate that. For example, are the...
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    Commercial post/announcement: my custom jewelry business

    Ok, please let me know. My read of the rules perhaps was incorrect...if I overstepped please accept my apologies
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    Commercial post/announcement: my custom jewelry business

    Good morning, My understanding is that this post is allowed under the forum rules, but if I am mistaken please accept my apologies in advance: I'd like to share with the forum that I have a small fine/fully handmade (and partially handmade-- lost wax casting) jewelry small business, in which I...
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    Nimschke archive at the Met

    Im sure this has been posted, but just in case: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/788358 Happy New Year to all
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    I am interested in suggestions on how to sell a small Pop jewelry repair business

    Folsom area
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    I am interested in suggestions on how to sell a small Pop jewelry repair business

    Where exactly in west slope?
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    Bench jeweler setup question

    Wondering if anyone has a handy list of things they purchased or suggest one should purchase for getting into diamond/stone setting and fine jewlery repairwork. I'm particularly asking about hand tools and equipment and not instruction materials. I know Otto Frei sells various grades of kits...
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    Lettering Sample Plate

    Looks like he used a flat to create illusion of depth on most of these...interesting
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    Repository or files with practice art/monograms, scrolls etc.?

    Curious if anyone has a link or some .pdf or other files with practice images they'd be willing to share. TIA
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    Curtiss Jenny

    I have yet to attempt bullino, and what you have accomplished here is inspiring. Amazing piece.
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    Silver buckle source

    Thanks Goldjockey. :) just one. I'm inclined to make it myself after doing some research today... will keep your offer in mind though

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