Maintaining Casting Crucibles with Janet E Alexander
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10 سال پیش
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Hand-held casting crucibles are used
Hand-held casting crucibles are used for casting in cuttlebone, sand casting, straw casting, and water casting. Before using a new crucible it must be prepared by coating the bowl and spout with borax. Over time, a used crucible becomes coated with too much borax and the borax can cause problems while casting. If the collection of borax becomes too thick in the crucible, it can cause a clog at the spout, or even pour into your mold blocking the metal from entering. This course shows the process of preparing and cleaning the crucible.
Janet is an accomplished metal artist with her work published in several books and magazines including on the cover of Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist; The Gemmys 2015, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings. Her creations can be found in Metal Clay in Color, American Craft Magazine, Metal Clay Artist Magazine, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings, Metal Clay 101 for Beaders, and in New Directions: Powder Metallurgy in a Sheet Metal World.
For the past several years she has taught adults metalsmithing at conventions and gem shows. As a writer she co-authored, Metal Clay in Color, has written many tutorials for books and magazines.
Janet is an accomplished metal artist with her work published in several books and magazines including on the cover of Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist; The Gemmys 2015, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings. Her creations can be found in Metal Clay in Color, American Craft Magazine, Metal Clay Artist Magazine, Contemporary Metal Clay Rings, Metal Clay 101 for Beaders, and in New Directions: Powder Metallurgy in a Sheet Metal World.
For the past several years she has taught adults metalsmithing at conventions and gem shows. As a writer she co-authored, Metal Clay in Color, has written many tutorials for books and magazines.
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