Thanks, I was also looking for a book with little luck so your idea will help a lot.

I don't, I live in Georgia, but there are tons of great jewelry artists around Asheville and Black Mountain.

the disk should fit entirely into the domed hole before you punch.(ie, choose a hole larger than your disk) this looks like you had some disk hanging over the edge.

I was rummaging around a high shelf in the studio last week and dumped over a cup of tools. An exacto skimmed my finger on the way to the ground and skewered me through the toenail. (Six feet of gravity gave it some trajectory!) After I pulled out the exacto and realized it was rusty, I ran for the bandages and then the Internet to see whether ...

How cool. Go for it. We believe in you too!

Welcome! How do you like the bornze clay? I have been wanting to try it....

Don't know about vibration but for long-lasting, professional finish, foredom is the best. I can't imagine any other product is better as they are all modeled after this brand.

Someone on another forum answered, and it's the Sherri Haab technique in the projects section. Haven't tried it yet, but was glad to find it...

I have used them for tight spots. Work well...if you can remember what order to use them in!

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