Jewelry Manufacturing: From Die Striking to 3D Printed Wax

Discover a brief history of jewelry manufacturing in the United States, from die striking to printing wax models.
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[@michaelma6623]

Thanks for this overview..priceless in some way

[@AwGusTeen]

Thanks for sharing your insight and experience.

[@rogerlibby14613]

Great history lesson! But you left out how our steel die sets replaced one of a kind sand castings. Our rusty hunks of steel will retain their beauty even if only seen in a workshop. Thank you for taking the time to produce these videos.

[@helenbunch9065]

Thank you for this presentation. I plan on showing it my my high school jewelry class.

[@markknoepfle3913]

It speaks to 3d printing an image versus an artist owning or creating an image.

[@stevefridell4555]

probably the most valued jewelry video on youtube

[@littlehills739]

wouldnt edm sinking be the end point ?

[@johannesmichel7279]

Thanks for sharing. I love your job.

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing

[@jackjellies9854]

Excellent perspective. Also a main reason I am drawn to hand engraving. It can be mass produced, but there is something “special” about a hand engraved or made or design or pressed piece. Keep up the good work.

[@kimdimaggio6268]

Makes perfect sense, Kevin. Sometimes I have to fight my desire to have one of everything. Great reminder of how biz is.