This is to let you know, my dear friends, as a Chanukah and Christmas present rolled into one. I’m now preparing a great new teaching essay. It’s not the regular “do this, or do that”, It’ll be just a mind-boggling observation of what our basic bench tools look like under a 100, 150, 220 power microscope.
I’m calling this microscope simply “An Advanced Educational Tool!” We’ve seen how Cad has evolved, but this might be something useful in years to come, in the educational field.
Have you ever seen your wire-wheels, your Pumice (Pink & Blue) wheels under this fantastic magnification? We just take so much for granted, not any more. You just wouldn’t believe that these are the same tools. Even I was somewhat enthralled on what I was seeing for the first time…or how about your absolutely clean wax used for setting stones. They were actually filthy!!..:>) How about seeing your wax-file to clean your wax forms?..How about a simple Milgrain on your settings? All under 150x (plus) power viewing…“OMG, OY & WOW!”
I’m now just taking more photographs and will use only the ‘best’. My text will be somewhat shortened, but I will rely on only the photographs to speak for themselves. This is like “a little child in a candy store!” I don’t know what else to photograph. Back to having fun!!!..:>)
Note From Ganoksin Staff:
Looking for a microscope for your jewelry projects? We recommend:
- Reading our guide to the best microscopes for jewelry work here
- Searching for more discussions about microscope here on the Orchid forum
