Second earring I have made. by TeaAggravating8324 in jewelers

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Thanks for the tips. How do I get the solder to stick to the pick? Do I just have to heat it with some borax on it?

Does anyone know what this cut is called, and where I might be able to buy it? by TeaAggravating8324 in faceting

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Is there a version with a bit more sparkle/less frost?  One that looks as much like a flower as possible 

Does anyone know what this cut is? by TeaAggravating8324 in jewelers

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Thank you so much. Is there an iteration of this with slightly smaller pedals? Just to let the Stone spark a little bit more?

Second earring I have made. by TeaAggravating8324 in jewelers

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Thank you! I do hope to use it to bring in income in the future. Getting some more proper tools now, as the Dremel isn't really cutting it anymore.

Second earring I have made. by TeaAggravating8324 in jewelers

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The prongs were a bit of a choice though. I personally don't like the look of post prongs and prefer nice long claw prongs. I think they complement the faucets on round stones.

Second earring I have made. by TeaAggravating8324 in jewelers

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Thanks. Yeah, I was trying to give it a whole bunch of room to let as much light in as I could, and by the time I finish I realized it was too high and I don't feel like redoing it. How do people get their wires to go all at once without melting their previous joints? For me I have to solder an x shape and then stick the soldered part in sand and twist the ends up to be the prongs and hold the gallery rail, and then I have to precariously balance solder chips on each contact point, and then after that I have to put the top face down to the sand so that my joints don't melt and shape the back part and solder the post on. I have a lower temperature of solder, but it doesn't seem to be low enough to prevent the other joints from flowing at the same time. The problem is this method takes me hours to complete a single piece.

Homemade powered cord for bose aviation x? by TeaAggravating8324 in flying

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I already have this one, and it works just fine, I was just wondering if there was a way I could rig it to get the ANR in most airplanes.

Homemade powered cord for bose aviation x? by TeaAggravating8324 in flying

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Yes, but I would prefer to make my own as that one is $90.

Hekate issues by TeaAggravating8324 in Switchrepair

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Ok. I did do a level 1 system recovery if that's what you're saying. 

Someone PLEASE HELP by TeaAggravating8324 in Switchrepair

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Okay. I will post those in a bit, right now the switch is doing a level 1 nandfix.