#4..Round bur making beads!
- Description
In this very interesting #4 video, I am starting to cut a pattern using a simple #006 round bur to cut beads. These beads are not the usual kinds you've seen before. These beads are then going to burnished over the stone once made. This process saves you so much time..but these have to be very carefully created.
I will use a round bur or even a #006 bud-shaped bur. The choice is up to you when the space allows it. Either bur shape will suffice. - AuthorGerry Lewy
With over 40 years experience as a stone setter, Gerry Lewy is known throughout the diamond setting community. Gerry started his 9-year apprenticeship with a jewelry manufacturer and tutored by a gentleman ‘setter’, in Haddon Gardens, London. Gerry has redeveloped himself into more than a master setter, his purpose is now to be a teacher of the art as well.
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