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  1. #11
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    Default beginners tools

    Hello

    I will post my list tomorrow.

    I am very happy to help !!

    Please feel free to ask!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Thanks for the link, Michelle - how did I miss that? - and I'd love a list, Christine.

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    cooksons do a basic student starter kit for those of you who dont have anything

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    Thanks Jo, have put that one in my cart too!! What do you think about the soldering kit? Did you manage to find your folder by the way?? xx

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    the soldering kit is a must aswell chepaer to buy it this way than all seperatley, i use the handheld torch all the time i have a big sievert aswell but not hooked up at mo.

    No no folder yet boo hoo

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    Ha ha Lesley, took me ages to find it again!! Very useful list indeed!! So thank you Nic xx

    Great - thanks Jo Now just need to know what to do with them all Its all very exciting but daunting at the same time xx

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    Oooh have just noticed that I have moved from junior member to member, does that mean that I am starting to talk too much??? Well I know my OH thinks so anyhow!!

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    only another 44 posts and you will be a senior member x

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    Default List of tools

    Hello

    Here is list of tools I recommend at my workshops.

    CUTTING,FILING,DRILLING
    Adjustable saw frame
    Saw blades 2/0
    metal ruler
    files
    tin snips(straight sprung)
    bench peg
    small vise
    electric mini drill set
    drill bits

    SHAPING,TEXTURING
    Rawhide mallett
    Steel flat stake
    Various hammers
    Set pliars

    SOLDERING
    Soldering block
    Reverse action tweezers
    Silver solder
    Flux
    Pickle
    Small hand torch
    pyrex dish with lid
    plastic tweezers

    POLISHING,FINISHING
    Tripoli and rouge
    Mops
    Barrell polisher

    Safety specs and first aid kit

    ADDITIONAL ITEMS
    Punches
    Triblets
    Mandrels
    Large torch
    Doming block and punches


    Hope this is useful.

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    Ooh, thanks Christine - now to see how many of them I've got!
    Anne

    Feel the fear, and do it anyway!
    Blog: http://www.whiteoakjewellery.blogspot.com/
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