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Here's one for the books! Tried to deliver this about a week before Xmas,but the client had a real small boney neck and it didn't lay right and it was about 1/2 inch too short (client measured .....gave me a piece of string!).Thought we were going to have to remake the whole thing. Did add 2 more of...

Good Luck with the mill
It will do alot

You can learn alot from the forum........it really helps!

Larry

Looks Great

Really like the band
nice amd simple amd should wear great

Wecome aboard!

the mill will do it.

Just look at the forum and see whast the others have done with the reliefs

Good Luck

Looks great like die struck!

Tanner better watch out!

Larry

Thanks for the posts and the tricks

Good Job on Morton
Looks Great

here is a pic of a T/T pend to duplicate the earring on the left
took a pic of the earring and used the bmp as a guide only
then used the freehand tool in 3d to match the outline....just used a rectangle for the base of the head (set properties to size of stone)
deleted the bmp and milled

here is a pic of one (of a pair) of 14kt braclets

customer had a couple of trill. tanz's and I was looking for solid heads
found them.....right on my bench
had downloaded and practice milled a double trillion ring (Thanks guys!)
from the forum

worked great....solid...... and easy set

this is a pic (bad one!) of a cross milled from sentimental scrap gold left from remount Thanks to the forum I've been leaving the mill set up when not in use..... with a cheap .7 cylinder bur (Thanks guys!) in a brass sleeve (Thanks guys!) set to depth with my homemade depth gauge (Thanks guys!) Cu...

welcome aboard

best advise I can give you is study the forum
every time i'm ready to move to the next step someone posts and has figured it out.....saves alot of time

Welcome aboard

Beware it is addicting

Thanks for the pics and especially the training that goes with it

the orders are coming in pretty heavy and my speed is not up to par yet

the posts really help

keep up the good work!

great work

I really like the citrine!

Larry