Will this work with jewelry making? Like if I put a small piece of paper in a small bezel?
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Absolutely! That is primarily what I use it for. Once it sets. It can stand quite a bit of wear and tear. As far as paper goes, sometimes the paper becomes slightly transparent when it is immersed in resin, so I would try a test piece first to make sure you like the effect.
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If you're asking can you pour this product over a piece of paper in a captured bezel, the answer is yes. It has to be something that captures the product since it is a very thick liquid that will run if not captured.
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Yes but it has no UV protection so how long is it going to last..not very long.
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You will need to seal the paper with several coats of some sort of sealant such as mod pudge first otherwise this product will soak through and ruin the paper. Hope this helps.
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Sorry can't help with question. I used it for a hidden hinge pin on small jewelry box.
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It is a fine tool for precision work, I use it for small electronics, but I imagine it would be fine for jewelry making.
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I accidentally glued a glass piece of jewelry to my glass table top and it dried to solidly that I ruined the tabletop. I would say it works well on glass to glass and be careful not to spill the glue!
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You can print jewelry tags but the image area on these is small. The printer is 203 dpi and the resolution of the images would depend on the file size. Normally jewelry stores are using a thermal transfer option of the printer and the higher resolution option 300 dpi. That model is the GX430T. That would be our suggestion, but the 420D may also work, just not as well with the images.
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I got it for sewing and art, which has very small details. It works great for that. i would think reading would work well the details aren't as small
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Lauren. It would work well on silver and gold. I am not sure on the other three metals but people polish rocks with them so I don't see why not.
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sure will, just make sure you put it obn work table .Since you asked I had to go try!Thanks now I will make some jewelry from those too!
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yes with no problem.... you would need to use a straight cut bit, 1/4" or maybe even a little smaller 1/8" just take it easy and it would work fine.. you can do some amazing things with this tool.... you ought to see some of the artwork I have done with it.....
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I'm not sure - I've never made paper beads before. However, I believe if Mod Podge works for it this will as well. This is my 'go to' product for all things decoupage, even if you only use it as a finish coat. It leaves a shiny and strong finish, and dries very clear. I love the stuff!
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I have never tried any larger object other than a bracelet but I don't see why it wouldn't work with enough solution. Let me know how it works ... regards
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on small items it works, but I wouldn't try it on 12 piece sterling flatware!!
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i do not know about jewelry but doubt it would do any good. i applied coat after coat, according to instructions, to antique silver plated flatware and could see no improvement whatsoever. in my humble opinion a total waste of a few dollars.
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Lisa... I have never used it to work on jewelry. It is a heavy rugged tool and to be honest with you, as far as using it for precision work like jewelry, I don't think that this is what you want. Shop for a Soldering Iron instead of a Soldering Gun. Hope this helps... Rico
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Possibly with a very steady hand or if the gem is on a flat surface. I discarded the one I bought and bought a very high powered Jeweler's loupe. Good luck.
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It should...I don't buy this for jewelry, I buy it to clean my crystal chandelier, and I am not sure what metal that is!
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Difficult question to answer. Depending on your wrist size and complexity of your pattern. Plus I have seen people makes earrings or rings or belts instead of bracelets.