I have a friend who had some trees cut down in Seattle during his home renovation. He saved a few slabs, and I made this one into a table for him.
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Adventures in making stuff. Patrick Stanton, a jeweler and maker who lives in Ellensburg Washington.
I have a friend who had some trees cut down in Seattle during his home renovation. He saved a few slabs, and I made this one into a table for him.
Construction Pictures:
She had a wedding ring with a good diamond, but she didn't enjoy the setting style any more. So I cut it apart. |
I rolled the think white gold into thin wire. |
These will be joined to go on either side of the band. |
This is the next batch of my favorite rings to make.
This is my standard design, the Scorpio ring.
This shows the progression through the finishing process. The bottom one has just been soldered, shaped and is still rough. The ones above have been filed, sanded, polished to various extents. |
A bunch of gold to be scrapped/melted. I have some 18k and want to add just enough 10k to get to a solid 14k. Some math |
Ready to melt in a crucible with some borax This is what I got after the 30 minutes it took to melty-melty. This is about $2,600 of 14k gold at the refiner melt value.
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