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Metalsmith Jewelry Making for Beginners: Studio tools, Torch Safety, Soldering Skills, and Step-by-Step Metal Projects

Metalsmith Jewelry Making for Beginners: Studio tools, Torch Safety, Soldering Skills, and Step-by-Step Metal Projects

Paperback

JewelryMetal WorkBeading

ISBN13: 9798189728013
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 29 2026
Pages: 132
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.28 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English
Metal keeps every decision you make in it. A hammer blow, a file stroke, a soldered seam: the piece holds that record for decades, which is exactly why so many people who light a torch once never really stop. If you have wanted to make metal jewelry but assumed it demanded a studio, a kiln, and years of training, this book was written to prove otherwise, starting from the very first saw cut.

From First Saw Cut to a Set Stone

  • Saw, pierce, and file edges clean, the way a handmade piece earns its finished look
  • Stamp a copper pendant and texture a pair of brass bar earrings meant to be worn
  • Rivet a copper cuff using cold connections alone, before a torch ever enters the picture
  • Anneal, solder, and pickle your way to a set of sterling stacking rings
  • Sweat solder a two-layer sterling pendant once your copper joints flow cleanly
  • Set a turquoise cabochon in a fine silver bezel you cut, soldered, and burnished yourself

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