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Fiber grip steel tweezers are ideal for metalsmithing, grip stays at a comfortable temperature while working with hot metals. Good for soldering when you need a free hand. Hold your work securely.
Greame Teague is an amazing photographer and writer who documented this cool story that needs to be shared! In my opinion anyone loving Native culture and Canada should own this book! Here in his own words he describes his journey. "OK great...
Newly chic bumblebee Jasper cabochon. Amazing one of a kind high polished stone. Flat back, size 30 x 16mm
Newly chic bumblebee Jasper cabochon. Amazing one of a kind high polished stone. Flat back, size 32 x 21mm
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When fired at 1,650° for two hours, PMC3™ is one of the strongest fine silver metal clay available. It has a finer, smoother composition that’s easy to work with and manipulate. Embed findings with confidence—firing at a low temperature reduces...
1x 50 gr pack. EZ960 is a great, all purpose metal clay with excellent working properties. Because the clay is a sterling silver alloy, one of its best attributes is its post firing strength, in comparison to fine silver. Invented by Bill Struve...
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Please note 18, 28 & 45 gram pack sizes are no longer available.
The clay firms up somewhat but stays pliable enough to bend, twist, shape--even join edges with slip—up to a month later (NOTE: You won't be able to ball-up and re-roll the clay; to do that, you'll need to rehydrate the clay and begin again)....
The clay firms up somewhat but stays pliable enough to bend, twist, shape--even join edges with slip—up to a month later (NOTE: You won't be able to ball-up and re-roll the clay; to do that, you'll need to rehydrate the clay and begin again)....
The clay firms up somewhat but stays pliable enough to bend, twist, shape--even join edges with slip—up to a month later (NOTE: You won't be able to ball-up and re-roll the clay; to do that, you'll need to rehydrate the clay and begin again)....
The clay firms up somewhat but stays pliable enough to bend, twist, shape--even join edges with slip—up to a month later (NOTE: You won't be able to ball-up and re-roll the clay; to do that, you'll need to rehydrate the clay and begin again)....
