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This category includes pages that talk about [[jewelry]] whether or not [[:Category: Metalsmithing | metalsmithing]] is involved. | This category includes pages that talk about [[jewelry]] whether or not [[:Category: Metalsmithing | metalsmithing]] is involved. | ||
- | The Jewelry Studio is a fully functional studio for jewelry/metalsmithing. | + | The Jewelry Studio is a fully functional studio for jewelry/metalsmithing. Weekly classes, weekend workshops and private instruction is available. |
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- | The metalsmithing and jewelry area is shared with the [[:Category:Hot Glass|hot glass working area]], so be sure to check the [{{ClassSchedule-Jewelry}} class schedule for jewelry and glass work] to ensure the area is available for use. | + | The metalsmithing and jewelry area is shared with the [[:Category:Hot Glass|hot glass working area]], so be sure to check the [{{ClassSchedule-Jewelry}} class schedule for jewelry and] [{{ClassSchedule-Glasswork}}glass work] to ensure the area is available for use. |
- | The [[Jewelry]] area provides tools to fabricate jewelry | + | The [[Jewelry]] area provides tools to fabricate jewelry (embellishment and adornment), sculpture, and practical objects. |
Treat tools and equipment carefully and put them back, clean, where you found them so they will be there next time! | Treat tools and equipment carefully and put them back, clean, where you found them so they will be there next time! | ||
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[[File:Brass_Box_.JPG|right|thumb|400px|Brass Box:Metalsmithing]] | [[File:Brass_Box_.JPG|right|thumb|400px|Brass Box:Metalsmithing]] | ||
- | Metalsmithing (available in the [[:Category: Hot Craft Studio|Hot Craft Studio]]) is the fabrication of small objects -- using the tools within [[Jewelry]], although the finished objects are not necessarily jewelry items. Jewelry means anything that exists for adornment. | + | Metalsmithing (available in the [[:Category: Hot Craft Studio|Hot Craft Studio]]) is the fabrication of small objects -- using the tools within [[Jewelry]], although the finished objects are not necessarily jewelry items. Jewelry generally means anything that exists for adornment. |
- | If you're interested in CNC or larger chunks of metal, | + | If you're interested in most CNC operations or plan to work with larger chunks of metal, check out [[:Category: Machine Shop | machining]] and [[:Category:Welding]]. |
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== Common Metalsmithing Skills == | == Common Metalsmithing Skills == | ||
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== Classes == | == Classes == | ||
- | Classes offered in | + | Classes offered in Jewelry/Metalsmithing can be [{{ClassSchedule-Jewelry}} found here]. |
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- | === | + | === Example Jewelry Classes === |
One class per week for 5 weeks, with one weekend day TBA | One class per week for 5 weeks, with one weekend day TBA | ||
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- | === Workshops | + | === Example Workshops === |
* [[Resin Inlay]] | * [[Resin Inlay]] | ||
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== Area Etiquette == | == Area Etiquette == | ||
- | Put things back where they came from. | + | Put things back where they came from. |
+ | Take care of tools, use them properly and do not damage tools. | ||
+ | Be careful with water! While water is mandatory for many jewelry processes, it can ruin steel tools. Keep things dry. | ||
+ | Do not work on steel or aluminum in the area -- ever! | ||
+ | Pay attention to the maximum material thicknesses and types when using tools, especially cutting and bending tools. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 15 August 2013
Jewelry | |
Metalsmithing | |
![]() Jewelry Class | |
General Info | |
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Shop Colors | ![]() |
Shop Rules | Missing |
Managed By | Karen Christians, Cleverwerx |
Hours | Same as membership hours |
Operational Status of Tools | Summary for all Jewelry tools |
Tool Maintenence Tickets | All open tickets for Jewelry tools |
Contents |
What is the Jewelry Area?
This category includes pages that talk about jewelry whether or not metalsmithing is involved.
The Jewelry Studio is a fully functional studio for jewelry/metalsmithing. Weekly classes, weekend workshops and private instruction is available.
The metalsmithing and jewelry area is shared with the hot glass working area, so be sure to check the class schedule for jewelry and work to ensure the area is available for use.
The Jewelry area provides tools to fabricate jewelry (embellishment and adornment), sculpture, and practical objects.
Treat tools and equipment carefully and put them back, clean, where you found them so they will be there next time!
Metalsmithing
Metalsmithing (available in the Hot Craft Studio) is the fabrication of small objects -- using the tools within Jewelry, although the finished objects are not necessarily jewelry items. Jewelry generally means anything that exists for adornment.
If you're interested in most CNC operations or plan to work with larger chunks of metal, check out machining and Category:Welding.
Common Metalsmithing Skills
Equipment
Jewelry/Metalsmithing
- Buffing station with hooded exhaust (tapered mandrels, provide your own buffs/compounds)
- 6" bench shear for non-ferrous metals includes round-stock shearing hole
- 4" flat rolling mill
- 6 Acetylene/air torches (Smith brand with #0 and #1 tips)
- 6 Flex-shaft machines with foot controls and #30-style hand pieces
- Pumice pans and fire brick for soldering/annealing
- Electric pickle pots
- Jeweler's saw frames
- Bench pins w/ anvil surfaces
- Pliers and cutters
- Small general purpose vise
- Metal Forming Table
- Anvil (50lb)
- Rolling Mill
- Vise
- Specialty Hammers/Mandrel
- Steel Forming Plates
- Disc cutters
- Large heat-resistant work area with exhaust hood
- A forming area with a variety of small anvils, blocks, hammers, mallets and punches
- A fully-outfitted jeweler's bench for instructors and advanced users
Consumables Provided
- Acetylene
Consumables Not provided
- Solder, flux, metals, etc
- Buffs and compounds
- Saw blades
- Bits and burrs for the flex-shaft machines. (a miscellaneous assortment may be available at any given time.)
Buying Consumables
Karen Christians, Cleverwerx in space #63 stocks some consumables for sale. Private lessons are available with Karen Christians at $40 per hour, 3 hour minimum. Please contact her at cleverwerx @gmail.com.
Classes
Classes offered in Jewelry/Metalsmithing can be found here.
Example Jewelry Classes
One class per week for 5 weeks, with one weekend day TBA
Jewelry I
PreReq: None Learn the basics of jewelry fabrication techniques. These include piercing, drilling, silver soldering, filing, forming, photoetching and cold connections. Students will fabricate a metal applique for a sketchbook cover. A material fee will be charged.
Jewelry II
PreReq: Jewelry I or Equivelent: Build on the foundations learned in Jewelry I to fabricate a bezel set ring with a stone, a spinning ring and hollow formed ring in sterling silver, brass and copper. A material fee will be charged.
Jewelry III
PreReq: Jewelry II or Equivalent: Self directed projects with assistance of an instructor.
Example Workshops
Area Etiquette
Put things back where they came from. Take care of tools, use them properly and do not damage tools. Be careful with water! While water is mandatory for many jewelry processes, it can ruin steel tools. Keep things dry. Do not work on steel or aluminum in the area -- ever! Pay attention to the maximum material thicknesses and types when using tools, especially cutting and bending tools.
Common Hot Craft Skills
Tool Training and Testing
Training is required (and available) for the following tools. If you are already proficient, testing sessions are also available to get signed off. The training and testing information is available on these pages:
Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.
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Pages in category "Jewelry"
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.
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Media in category "Jewelry"
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