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How To Fabricate a Sterling Silver Prong Setting For Medium and Large Cabochons
with Jack Hoque
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$137
- 6+ Video lessons in HD
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- Over 6 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn on How To Make Prong Settings For Cabs
01
Class 1:
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What tools are needed to fabricate a prong setting for medium to larger sized cabochons
Class 2:
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Flame control for soldering
Class 3:
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How to use a Jewelers saw
02
Class 4:
- How to use a file
Class 5:
- How to pick solder with tweezers and prongs
Class 6:
- How to pick solder
03
Class 7:
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How to polish
Class 8:
- Designing
Class 9:
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Finishing
About the course
During this fantastic and in-depth How To Make Prong Settings For Cabs course you will learn: What tools are needed to fabricate a prong setting for medium to larger sized cabochons, Flame control for soldering, How to use a Jewelers saw, How to use a file, How to pick solder with tweezers and prongs, How to pick solder, How to polish ...and much more!
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Fabricate a Sterling Silver Prong Setting For Cabochons
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Beginning / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Jewelers
Main objective:
Learn how to Fabricate a Sterling Silver Prong Setting For Cabochons
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Jack Hoque
Jack is a full time jeweler and lapidary artist based out of Southern Oregon in a jewelry store called "Jacksonville Gems and Jewelry". He has dedicated his life to creating in new and innovative ways for both stone cutting and metal work. He pairs both his skills in metal and stone to create one of a kind Narrative pendants which feature both sides completely finished with a reverse intaglio carving on the front and metal engraving all around the front and the back. His work is all completely done free hand with designs that come straight from his head. He also melts down, alloys and mills out all his own precious metals and picks out each stone from the rough that he cuts, carves and polishes custom for each project.
