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It looks like it might be Swedish 1961

https://www.silvercollection.it/DICTIONARYEUHALLMARKSWEDEN.HTML

I've not done much enamelling and even less with copper and flux but here are a few links that may help.

https://www.milton-bridge.co.uk/products/jewellery-enamel/enamel-flux

if you look at...

You can get to the US eBay site by changing the . co.uk part of the URL to .com.

A fair price is probably around 50p

There's no way to tell whether the item is gold or what type of gold it is,...

I suspect this this is done automatically when a thread is started or replied to. My subscription folder reflects this.

My last reply is not correct. I've just had an email about Peter's response, and I'm still logged in to the system.

The forum system doesn't always send emails out, it may do something vaguely intelligent by checking to see if you have a current session (you're logged in) perhaps. If you are logged in what would...

I get email notifications from threads I've started. When logged in go to settings->General Settings->Messaging and notifications->Default thread subscription mode. Select "instantly using email"
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I've used a stainless bowl in the past, it was one I nicked from the kitchen, I used it with dilute sulphuric acid. I find it far more convenient to use a crock pot, much less fumy and less likely to...

"Unless the article is exempt"

The document that describes this is here:
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https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/568906/hallmarking-guidance-notes-october-2016.pdf

Page 13

It's an exempt article.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/hallmarking-guidance-notes/hallmarking-is-the-law-guidance-summary

"All items (over certain weights) sold in the UK and described as being made from...

Given the health and safety concerns of lead these days I would think it's pewter(tin). I've only ever used lead but that was years ago. It's fully recyclable, the down side is that it can muck up...

I came across this clip today which you may find interesting.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CYv2zDuFMF-

He has done a follow up video that discusses the mould failure. He allowed for the thickness of the metal but the 3d software had an adaptive mode switched on which automatically adjusted the other...

It is available to the ordinary punter. An interesting article, this is an article about the same part which comes with a video.
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It can be a bit of a black art to find the sweet spot for a particular cutter and that can be different when the cutter is new and really sharp and after it has been used for a while.

On a related...

I think that what is probably happening is that the tool tip is heating up and the plastic is sticking to it. This also can happen when machining aluminium, the chips that come off can become welded...

Great idea Matt which has produced a very nice spoon. I like the stone set in the handle.

The methods that require heavy duty equipment may not be available to you but there are methods to shape sheet into hollow forms that are suitable for one offs or short runs. They are based on a...

Here is a further video of a spoon being forged and stamped. He uses tin instead of lead that the old spoonies used to use. You should be able to see how this method could be used to shape a hollow...

Spinning requires some heavy duty equipment. There are some significant forces produced. The pushers are large and fit under the arm so that you can get your body weight behind the tool as the video...

This one shows a more conventional use of the ring bender and use of the hammer afterwards.

https://youtu.be/8nW_UbP3a1g

Here's a video of how Dexter signet rings does it.

https://youtu.be/6SG5pg9heu0

Hi Karen,

Yes I am happy with the Eakins Microscope although I don't have any experience with other scopes so can't do a comparison. It enables me to do more detailed work that I would not be able...

How do you pick up the item? Do you touch it at all with your fingers and if so is it by the corners?

Just trying to rule out possible problems.

I've had some chips on the edge even when it has...