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Metals Technic
A collection of Techniques for Metalsmiths
Editor: Tim McCreight
review by Therese
Martin
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A
collection of 9 authors | Publisher: Brynmurgen | Press June 1997 |Language: English
| Pages: 160 |Line Drawings | ISBN-10# 0961598476
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Metals Technic is a
reference book with a wealth of information given in nine concise chapters. The
text is easy to understand, making the techniques you will learn from this book
obtainable and successful in your pursuit to add more skills to your knowledge
base. Each author is well known for their work in the field they have written
about, giving you a list of tools, supplies and equipment need to perform each
technique.
They also describe the
techniques used and how to perform them from the knowledge they have on each
subject, presenting “Do’s and Don’ts”, list of suppliers, list of
resources, and recommended reading. The nine chapters describe the techniques
used in everything from sterling granulation, cold connections to reticulation.
The line drawings are beautiful and very helpful also, showing how and what the
procedures looks like. With this book you learn from the authors who perform
these techniques, giving you an advantage of researching other work they have
done, adding to your knowledge base.
I believe this book
should be on every jeweler’s bookshelf, so as to consult to it from time and
time.
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