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Saw Tooth Trivet (Each)

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$12.50

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Eye protection and a fine-particulate mask are recommended when working with enamels. Keep food and drink away from your workspace. Keep all your leftover / spilled enamel powder and use it as a counter enamel for locations where the color is unimportant. (We normally place a piece of paper on our sifting worksurface, so we can easily dump excess enamel back in the container it came from, or in a mixed bin.)

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How to insert saw blades: 1. Loosen one screw and insert a single blade with the teeth pointing outward and down (toward the handle) between the layers of metal. Tighten screw. Tip: If the teeth are too fine to see, gently run your thumb along the blade to figure out which way to point the blade. 2. Adjust frame to appropriate length for your blade. 3. Loosen the other screw. Brace the handle of frame against your hip or ribs and push frame against a sturdy table or wall. The purpose is to slightly curve the frame ends toward each other. Insert blade and tighten screw. Release the pressure on the frame, and flick the blade. If it makes a high, taut "ping!" then it's good. If it makes a low, flat "thunk", try again. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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How to insert jeweler's saw blades: 1. Loosen one screw and insert a single blade with the teeth pointing outward and down (toward the handle) between the layers of metal. Tighten screw. Tip: If the teeth are too fine to see, gently run your thumb along the blade to figure out which way to point the blade. 2. Adjust frame to appropriate length for your blade. 3. Loosen the other screw. Brace the handle of frame against your hip or ribs and push frame against a sturdy table or wall. The purpose is to slightly curve the frame ends toward each other. Insert blade and tighten screw. Release the pressure on the frame, and flick the blade. If it makes a high, taut "ping!" then it's good. If it makes a low, flat "thunk", try again. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Eye protection and a fine-particulate mask are recommended when working with enamels. Keep food and drink away from your workspace. Keep all your leftover / spilled enamel powder and use it as a counter enamel for locations where the color is unimportant. (We normally place a piece of paper on our sifting worksurface, so we can easily dump excess enamel back in the container it came from, or in a mixed bin.) See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Eye protection and a fine-particulate mask are recommended when working with enamels. Keep food and drink away from your workspace. Keep all your leftover / spilled enamel powder and use it as a...
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Eye protection and a fine-particulate mask are recommended when working with enamels. Keep food and drink away from your workspace. Keep all your leftover / spilled enamel powder and use it as a counter enamel for locations where the color is unimportant. (We normally place a piece of paper on our sifting worksurface, so we can easily dump excess enamel back in the container it came from, or in a mixed bin.) See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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For stamps that aren't pre-labeled (or the label wears off with use), place a dot with Wite-Out® or colorful fingernail polish to indicate the bottom of each letter (or symbol) to help keep your letters directionally correct when stamping. For the stamps that are pre-marked with the letter or symbol, marking should generally face toward the user when stamping. If you have a set that's different, you may want to put a dot facing you, to keep all your stamps consistent. For more information on metal stamping take a look at our Metal Stamping 101 page or our free downloadable metal stamping PDF. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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Eye protection and a fine-particulate mask are recommended when working with enamels. Keep food and drink away from your workspace. Keep all your leftover / spilled enamel powder and use it as a counter enamel for locations where the color is unimportant. (We normally place a piece of paper on our sifting worksurface, so we can easily dump excess enamel back in the container it came from, or in a mixed bin.) See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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