Make Your Own Jewellery Work Bench
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Moving my work space to a larger room at home. Theres lots to organise and I thought the move would stop me making videos for a week or so but once I got the bench in place I thoughtit may be helpful for some people if I explain about how I made it.
Buying a suitable 2nd hand desk and then modifying it for making jewellery on is so much cheaper than buying a specific jewellers work bench.
Here's how I did mine!
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Thirty eight years as a jobbing jeweller and I’ve got to say that flat head screw to open close jump rings is genius! Always something new to learn.
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
Its a good trick! Was very useful when I was doing lots of repair work
@amirhoseinrahimy6756
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"this job-jewelry-has never end!" an old persian jeweller told to me he's a jeweller for 60 years. he stared jewelry when he was a 7years old boy
Would love to see more of these videos showing us how to maximize our workspace 😊
@antonmursid3505
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I made my own bench as well. I started with a thrifted desk from the fifties with three drawers on each side and a wide one in the middle, I took the top of it, which was some crumbly composite material, put plywood over the side drawers. I made a frame from planks that I put atop and around the sides and back, to get the height I needed. Then I scored a huge, 4 cm thick solid pine coffe table for the top. The middle drawer is exposed and catches all the filings. 👍 I love it, it’s called Frankie, as in the “frankenbench”.
Would be interesting to hear your story of why you moved to Japan and how (I know they have such an incredible craft culture!)
Thank you for your amazing tips! They are extremely helpful! Now I can start thinking of building up my own bench. I don't need necessarily buy a "jeweler bench" or "a jeweler lamp" etc. :)
Going to do your pockets idea. Like your jumping opener! Just setting up my bench now. Was good to be told you can do the bench the way you want it
Got me wanting to make my own custom bench now and get rid of the prefab ones I have! Also, please do a full studio tour when you get it all set up! I would love to see how you place everything around the room for your workflow!
Made my own and eyeballs the depth and width, jigsaw... perfect... thanks telling viewers, to snap out if rigid thinking of what size it should be.. Thankyou x
Getting better each day. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this! Love the screw tip, gonna get one into my bench👍
love all your videos. Thanks for always putting out such great content.
Perfect timing thank you ☺️
That was brill Chris
Thanks Chris, really useful 👍
Very informative thank you for sharing 👍
Love the jump ring tip!
I'm almost finished with my bench which I've built in the blind for way to long! Can you please travel back in time and post this 1 month ago?
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
Il see what I can do
Thanks for sharing definitely helpful as I'm a beginner 👌🏾
Great content, loving every video! Thanks alot
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
Welcome!
so so useful wow🔥
I used an old hard wood door then made 4 by 4 legs ! And bedside draws on each side !
@DiamondMounter
Жыл бұрын
That sounds ideal. Id love a door benchtop!
My friend Nice job keep it up am from Kenya 🇰🇪
@DiamondMounter
Жыл бұрын
Welcome! From Japan
@jamesmuthukui9355
Жыл бұрын
@@DiamondMounter do you have gold Smith making tools for sale?
Hello, thank you for the video. As I have only little space I build my own bench it is abort 90 cm wide and 100 cm high. I think it is a little too high. 😇😁. When I'm sitting on a kitchen chair the bench top is at my armpit. Is there a formel for the exact high? Have a nice Sunday. Greetings from Germany Maren
I went to a big box store and found a damaged 10' length of kitchen countertop - 30% off because it was damaged 😏 I like having a curb on the back of my work surface, and a rounded front edge.
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
sounds ideal!
I started 15 months ago. Im short but would like to be higher at my bench. I only have an ikea table which is not stable. One day will get a better bench.
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
You can reenforce it with stronger legs and a thicker top maybe
Thanks for this video, it is really helpful. I worked as duct fitter for 25 years so am used to manipulating metal on a bigger scale. I am in the middle of a 3d modelling course and have applied for an art and design-jewellery course after. Could you tell me the best course I should do to become a jeweller and how long it takes? I plan to start on a very amateur scale pretty much immediately, perhaps just buying broken jewellery and fixing it. Just subscribed and may join you on patreon.👍
@DiamondMounter
Жыл бұрын
Yo Good luck with the courses. I dont know about others but I am working on my own. They should be available in a few months. I recommend just getting started! Experience is the only way to learn
@sobrietytv8754
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@@DiamondMounter thank you, much appreciated. 👍
Yes you offended a carpenter and think miniature work is compicated😂 anyway thumb up cause you don't know it better😉
@DiamondMounter
2 жыл бұрын
Im well aware me and my jigsaw and bag of screws isnt really what carpentry is about lol
I just going to google or go to eBay to find a used jewelers bench… It’s really easy to do WOW… I love the screw idea!! Great video Instagram @aumi.jewels