The Jewelry Maker’s Field Guide / Полевое руководство для ювелиров: Инструменты и основные методы
Год выпуска: 2013
Автор: Helen I. Driggs
Жанр: Изготовление украшений, ювелирное дело (работа с металлом)
Язык: Английский
Издательство: Interweave (F+W Media, Inc.)
ISBN: 978-1-62033-483-6 (ePub)
Формат: AZW3/EPUB
Качество: Издательский макет (e-book)
Количество страниц: --
Интерактивное оглавление: Да
Описание:
Откройте для себя подробное справочное руководство по инструментам и методам металлообработки с многочисленными демонстрациями, учебными пособиями, перекрестными ссылками и вспомогательными упражнениями и проектами для развития навыков. Хелен И. Дриггс, старший редактор Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist, привносит свой практичный подход и обширную базу знаний в области металлообработки в этот обзор основных и не очень основных методов металлообработки.
Полевое руководство ювелира знакомит вас с разнообразием доступных инструментов для металлообработки и предлагает рекомендации по созданию студии, покупке и организации расходных материалов, а также определению того, какие инструменты покупать и когда. Организуя инструменты по основным функциям, Хелен предлагает надежный и логичный обзор методов металлообработки и обучает набору связанных навыков, показывая, как разные инструменты иногда могут достигать одной и той же цели. Каждая глава включает пошаговые демонстрации и прикладные методы использования определенных инструментов. Кульминацией книги являются проекты, которые сочетают в себе различные методы и позволяют читателю в дальнейшем применять и практиковать свои навыки металлообработки.
Description
Discover a thorough reference guide to metalworking tools and techniques with multiple demos, tutorials, cross-references, and supportive skill-building exercises and projects. Helen I. Driggs, senior editor for Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist , brings her down-to-earth approach and strong metalworking knowledge base to this overview of basic and not-so-basic metalworking techniques.
The Jewelry Maker's Field Guide walks you through the variety of metalworking tools available and offers guidance on setting up a studio, buying and organizing supplies, and determining what tools to buy and when. Organizing tools by basic functions, Helen offers a solid and logical overview of metalworking techniques and teaches sets of related skills, showing how different tools can sometimes achieve the same end. Each chapter includes stepped demos and applied techniques for using particular tools. The book culminates in projects that combine a variety of techniques and allow the reader to further apply and practice their metalworking skills.
Get a solid foundation for understanding the basic (and not so basic) processes of metalwork!
Содержание (Contents)
INTRODUCTION: How to Use This Book
PART ONE: Raw Materials
Jewelry Metals and Alloys
DEMO: How to use the B & S gauge
Jewelry Stones
Other Jewelry Materials
PART TWO: Into the Workshop
Shop Layout and Safety
BUILDING BLOCK ONE: Material Preparation
DEMO: Cleaning metal
DEMO: Three ways to use dividers
DEMO: How to use a center punch
BUILDING BLOCK TWO: Holding Your Work
DEMO: How to customize a stock bench pin
DEMO: How to use a tube-cutting jig
DEMO: How to use a ring clamp
DEMO: How to use pearl or stone vises
PART THREE: At the Bench
BUILDING BLOCK THREE: Piercing and Separating
DEMO: The jeweler’s saw: Threading the blade and sawing
DEMO: Attaching or scribing a sawing pattern on metal
Applied Technique: Sawing the practice pattern
DEMO: Using snips and shears
DEMO: Drilling uniform holes
BUILDING BLOCK FOUR: Filing, Abrading, and Polishing
DEMO: How to make a sanding stick
DEMO: How to file
DEMO: How to use a rotary file
Applied Technique: Change the profile of stock by filing
PART FOUR: Fabrication and Assembly
BUILDING BLOCK FIVE: Cold Connections
DEMO: How to make and set a tube rivet
DEMO: How to make and set a solid rivet
Applied Technique: A movable chain of units joined with rivets
BUILDING BLOCK SIX: Brazing and Soldering
DEMO: How to solder
Applied Technique: Four-pendant series with four different solder joins
PART FIVE: Moving Metal
BUILDING BLOCK SEVEN: Surface Texture and Embellishment on Flat Sheet
DEMO: How to stamp metal evenly
DEMO: How to hammer an even texture
DEMO: Emboss with a rolling mill
Applied Technique: Wire inlay between roll-patterned metal sheet
BUILDING BLOCK EIGHT: Distorting Sheet Metal into 3-D Forms
DEMO: How to dap a hemisphere
DEMO: How to use a bracelet or ring mandrel
Applied Technique: Hammer tapers into bar stock
PART SIX: Putting It All Together
BUILDING BLOCK NINE: Stone Settings
DEMO: Making bezels that fit
Applied Technique: Pendant with three differently shaped bezels
BUILDING BLOCK TEN: Ring Bands and Bracelet Blanks—Working in the Round
Applied Technique: Form a bypass ring band
Applied Technique: Hammer an anticlastic curve into a ring band
Applied Technique: Texture and form a tapered cuff bracelet
BUILDING BLOCK ELEVEN: Links and Units—Chains, Bands, and Linkage Systems
Applied Technique: Make symmetrical fishhook ear wires
BUILDING BLOCK TWELVE: Mechanisms—Hinges, Hooks, and Other Happy Endings
Applied Technique: Sister hook closure
Applied Technique: Linked bracelet with cold-rolled hinges
PROJECTS
PROJECT ONE: Leaf Brooch with Saw-Pierced Fretwork
Combine Building Blocks One, Two, Three, and Five
PROJECT TWO: Multilayered Riveted Pendant with Micro-Hardware
Combine Building Blocks Three, Four, and Five
PROJECT THREE: Suite of Soldered Stack Rings from Milled Silver Stock
Combine Building Blocks Four, Six, Seven, Eight, and Ten
PROJECT FOUR: Soldered Bead Collection on Fabricated Paddle Chain
Combine Building Blocks Six, Seven, and Eight
GLOSSARY
RESOURCES
INDEX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
COPYRIGHT
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