Tuesday, April 6, 2010 by admin.

SMILE! I SEE YOU!

I looked at the Meiji Bench Microscopes for awhile. Now I can actually look threw one.

YAY!

Infatuated with all the Techno-ogy.

Hence this Techno Classic Gem of a Tune.

 (LOOKED quite awhile for this track)

“Nervous Acid” by Bobby Konders.

Anyways this should help with the making of minute details on the custom master pieces that I love to create.

 
I came up with this crafty idea to make the scope more versatile by being able to move it easily to another part of the shop.

I built this small bench annex with wheels for easy mobility and Velcro straps to secure it to its location.

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Wednesday, May 20, 2009 by admin.

Tip Of The Day;

I made these ring spacers about 10 years ago on a clients rings, she brought them in for a check up today.

Much to my delight the spacers still functioned wonderfully.

By the way you should have your jewelry checked every 6 months or at least once a year.

Pretty simple to make these spacers. Works well for people with large knuckles but still want their rings to fit tight and not roll around on their finger so much.

A simple hinge with a wire that fastens to a bump or raised bar like on a safety clasp.

Just getting the distance of how much space to take up is the challenge.

Trial and error can be the best teacher.

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