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    well the one i used is really just like a small light ball pein.

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    i used an upturned ball pein hammer held in a vice to rest the underside of the rivet on
    what a brilliant ruse! Okay, so maybe I'm not superior in every way
    Di x

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moon Cottage View Post
    what a brilliant ruse! Okay, so maybe I'm not superior in every way
    hurrah!!! i came up with a useful tip!!

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    This is a brilliant tutorial on how to put whole, one piece, silver tube inserts into glass beads...complete with instructions for a nifty little tool...the Fat Finger Stand! It has taken me ages to find it again...so enjoy the sheer brilliance of it!! Rivet Tutorial (Da pretty silva bit) - Lampwork Etc.

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    wow that looks great - not got time to read it all now as I've got to go and cook dinner, but will have a good read of it over the w/e - I love indepth tutorials with pictures like that!
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    Yeah - me too!! And I love DIY tools that only cost pennies...that's why I remembered it.

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    Well, I suppose the Fat Finger Stand makes a nice change from the Fat Balls Bucket, Bee
    Di x

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    I have just bought an impress bead liner and have used it once so far with copper tubing. The copper tubing split probably because I didn't go gentle enough. I need to get a sharper tube cutter too before I try again. It is highly recommended by many of the lampworkers I know but, you would need to look carefully at the peg sizes available to make sure there was one the right size (inner diameter of your tube) for your project.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moon Cottage View Post
    Well, I suppose the Fat Finger Stand makes a nice change from the Fat Balls Bucket, Bee
    Do you detect a recurring theme here??? Do I just get drawn to anything containing fat?? Or is it a case of like attracting like??

    Positive thinking... I am voluptuous...I am curvy...I am a whole lot of gorgeousness...I am generous in every way.....erm......erm......

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    Last edited by Solunar Silver Studio; 29-10-2009 at 07:06 AM.

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    Oooh - I am plush, pleasing and pulchritudinous!
    Di x

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