Will you be having a workshop on metal work anytime soon? If not can you recommend somewhere, also I am wanting to learn how to work with PMC if you know anyone.
Thank you, Pam Maygarden
Hi Pam,
Presently I do not know of any metal working classes in my area other than the classes at Pensacola State College. Doug Reiser is teaching jewelry 1 and jewelry 2, both college credit courses, and you will learn a great deal about cold connections, soldering, enameling, etc. through those courses. Check it out. I took Jewlery 1 many years back and enjoyed it very much.
I tried the etching but did not work for me .I miexed my own and tried on a piece of steel sheet metal all it did was turn it black when i rinse it off there wa no etching even the permenant marker had erased any suggestions?
Very lovely work !
Will you be having a workshop on metal work anytime soon? If not can you recommend somewhere, also I am wanting to learn how to work with PMC if you know anyone.
Thank you, Pam Maygarden
Hi Pam,
Presently I do not know of any metal working classes in my area other than the classes at Pensacola State College. Doug Reiser is teaching jewelry 1 and jewelry 2, both college credit courses, and you will learn a great deal about cold connections, soldering, enameling, etc. through those courses. Check it out. I took Jewlery 1 many years back and enjoyed it very much.
I tried the etching but did not work for me .I miexed my own and tried on a piece of steel sheet metal all it did was turn it black when i rinse it off there wa no etching even the permenant marker had erased any suggestions?
Yes, stick to copper, brass or nickel. This will not etch steel nor sterling silver.