Best products from r/SilverSmith

We found 10 comments on r/SilverSmith discussing the most recommended products. We ran sentiment analysis on each of these comments to determine how redditors feel about different products. We found 9 products and ranked them based on the amount of positive reactions they received. Here are the top 20.

8. Form Emphasis for Metalsmiths

    Features:
  • UNMATCHED SUPPORT: Our Envy full cup bra is designed to support, lift, separate, and create amazing contour. Styled on a cradle and with Powermesh wings, this underwire bra for women upgrades your collection with support you’ll relish
  • ELEGANCE EPITOMIZED: This is more than just a supportive full coverage bra; it’s a bona fide confidence booster. The four-section cups are decorated with a classic hound tooth jacquard, stretch floral galloon lace, and accentuated by petite bows
  • ALL ABOUT COMFORT: We’ve used 88 percent polyamide and 12 percent elastane for a touch of softness and impressive durability. A stretch lace top cup and a 15mm strong underband elastic on the GG+ sizes accommodate fuller busts to serve up all-day comfort
  • A FIT FOR ALL: Plus-size, petite, or somewhere in between, there’s a Panache bra for you. Adjustable shoulder straps with plush backing on 18mm & 21mm straps ensure a great fit, while a hook-and-eye closure makes dress-up easy
  • BEST IN CLASS: We’ve been creating lingerie for over 35 years now; 3 decades of innovative thinking that’s gained us a reputation for excellent fit, comfort, and aesthetics. Join the Panache family and experience quality without compromise
  • Continuous straps allow for a fully adjustable fit, with soft plush on GG+ for extra comfort
  • The balconnet bra has side slings and stretch lace top cup for a supportive, comfortable, uplifted shape
Form Emphasis for Metalsmiths
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9. Silversmithing (Jewelry Crafts)

    Features:
  • UNMATCHED SUPPORT: Our Envy full cup bra is designed to support, lift, separate, and create amazing contour. Styled on a cradle and with Powermesh wings, this underwire bra for women upgrades your collection with support you’ll relish
  • ELEGANCE EPITOMIZED: This is more than just a supportive full coverage bra; it’s a bona fide confidence booster. The four-section cups are decorated with a classic hound tooth jacquard, stretch floral galloon lace, and accentuated by petite bows
  • ALL ABOUT COMFORT: We’ve used 88 percent polyamide and 12 percent elastane for a touch of softness and impressive durability. A stretch lace top cup and a 15mm strong underband elastic on the GG+ sizes accommodate fuller busts to serve up all-day comfort
  • A FIT FOR ALL: Plus-size, petite, or somewhere in between, there’s a Panache bra for you. Adjustable shoulder straps with plush backing on 18mm & 21mm straps ensure a great fit, while a hook-and-eye closure makes dress-up easy
  • BEST IN CLASS: We’ve been creating lingerie for over 35 years now; 3 decades of innovative thinking that’s gained us a reputation for excellent fit, comfort, and aesthetics. Join the Panache family and experience quality without compromise
  • Continuous straps allow for a fully adjustable fit, with soft plush on GG+ for extra comfort
  • The balconnet bra has side slings and stretch lace top cup for a supportive, comfortable, uplifted shape
Silversmithing (Jewelry Crafts)
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u/JOBAfunky · 1 pointr/SilverSmith

Totally, you can sand flask cast or even just spend $20 on some investment and carve into that. That's how I made this one:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/jobafunky/33992999986/in/album-72157625644500091/
Not perfect but for my first one, not bad either. There's also permanent iron molds that you can get for making variable sized flat bars and round bars for wire drawing. You can also get draw plates for a lot less than $100. Of course the best thing you can do before spending on equipment is educate yourself. So make the first $8.50 you spend on casting be on this book:

https://smile.amazon.com/Practical-Casting-Studio-Reference-Revised/dp/096159845X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1520630217&sr=8-1&keywords=practical+casting+by+tim+mccreight

If you are ready to get some equipment, then just ask us where. Good suppliers are an asset.

u/EvergreenBipolar · 3 pointsr/SilverSmith

My acetylene/oxygen tanks sit in a very compact plastic holder they sell with the bottles and take up no more than about one square foot of floor space. By the time you add the regulators and come up with some way to secure the disposable bottles, I don't think you will gain much extra space.

Do you already have hand held butane torches? For simple tasks with pieces that weigh less than a half an ounce, I don't bother to use my Smith little torch.

I use this one the most.

Blazer GT8000 Big Shot Butane Torch https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NCZU0A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_9-NDyb0PAVJR2

u/seven-ate-nine · 3 pointsr/SilverSmith

https://www.amazon.de/Jewelry-Concepts-Technology-Oppi-Untracht/dp/0385041853

For me silversmithing means large objects like vases and bread baskets. I'm just assuming you mean silver jewellery making. If it's jewellery making you are talking about, this would be a really good book.

u/k_r_oscuro · 1 pointr/SilverSmith

As much as humanly possible!

Here are a couple of sets on Amazon:

One

Two

If you buy a set, you may only ever use a couple of them. Make your own, and you can form them to fit your needs.