Please welcome our newest members!
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TIJT Student Association
Paris, Tx. USA
We are students at the Texas Institute of Jewelry Technology in
Paris, Tx.
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Tamara Richardson
Decatur, Ga. USA
I’m making jewelry in my home and I just found out about this
wonderful forum…I have lots of questions as I am relatively new to
this work. I look forward to picking the brains of these experienced
jewelers!
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Tom Fuller
Hudson Oalks, Texas. USA
I am a late bloomer having began my jewelry making at age 68. I
enjoy working with copper and other metals and have been doing some
chemical etching that has been fun. I have made some interesting
pieces of jewelry. I enjoy people and exchanging ideas and look
forward to my association with Orchid.
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Mike Blackman
Waterloo Bronzes
Chichester, West Sussex. UK
Hi, I am retired from fulltime employment. I am setting up a workshop
to cast model soldiers (1/72nd scale) in bronze and silver. I have
already sold some that were cast for me in a centrifugal casting
machine in a dental laboratory. I have all the equipment apart from
the casting machine,which is where I have two options,centrifugal or
vacuum. I would welcome any advice on the advantages of the above
methods. Thanks.