Cutting - using shears or snips to cut basic or general pieces from sheet metal
Sawing - using a jeweler's saw frame and blade, bench hoot, and clamp to cut intricate designs into larger basic pieces of sheet metal Filing - using medium and fine tooth files to remove sharp areas from the edges of sawed sheet metal designs Sanding - using a variety of grit sandpaper to remove nicks and scratches from the surface of the sawed sheet metal designs Piercing - using punches, dyes, or drills to create holes through the sawed sheet metal designs Polishing - using polish cream to rub into the sawed sheet metal designs to create a scratch-free, shiny surface Buffing - using a buffing wheel machine, tripoli, and rouge to create a scratch-free, shiny surface in the sawed sheet metal designs Jump Rings - wrapping wire around a dowel or rod to create circle shapes in wire Clasps - wrapping wire using a variety of pliers to create unique shapes in wire |
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