
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This short video demonstrates how to make a useful tool for jewelry design. We create a parametric milgrain texture routine in Grasshopper that can be applied to any surface in a Rhinoceros3d object using an isocurve. Rhino is the most widely used CAD tool in the jewelry industry and Grasshopper is included. I'm both a trainer and reseller so contact me with any questions!
If you like it, punch that like button please and let me know!
Subscribe for more great content!
Thanks for reading Too Vain to Fail! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
And share with friends!
Here’s what one viewer on Facebook said…
Thanks for reading Too Vain to Fail! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
In this Benchworks video, Jason Chandler demonstrates and clearly explains the dynamics and science of pouring an ingot in Sterling Silver and milling it into square wire. With video and audio he touches upon torch management, fluxing, pouring, preparing to roll, rolling and annealing a precious metal. In addition to the school, Jason also manages with his wife Portland Oregon's premiere trade shop for the jewelry industry. He is a frequent presenter at the Stuller's Bench Jeweler's Workshop and the Atlanta Jewelry Show's Bench Fusion. For more information about the Oregon State Accredited school, you can visit the website here...
https://portlandjewelry.academy/
Years ago I developed a spreadsheet to make alloy conversions easier. Decided to make it, with additional functionality, available to others as an app.
In this video I continue the process of forming the “pinched loaf” from the last video into usable sizing stock for a half-shank jewelry repair. Skills demonstrated include scaling, rolling, annealing, laser welding and soldering (brazing).
In this short video I use a technique of quickly forming precious metal alloys into a usable shape for rolling or milling. Or, use as is for a small amount of sizing stock.
In this video I demonstrate one way to quickly create a split-shank ring in Rhinoceros3D. I use aliases to speed the process and then show how Rhino 8 SubD can be used to create a more organic shape from the polysurface.
I hope you enjoy this Benchworks episode where Jim Dailing does a demo and discussion about creating a seamless ring using the ancient technique of fusing.
If you like this content, you can support more of it by liking this, sharing it, and telling your friends about it.
In this live stream podcast Joel McFadden, a well-known jewelry industry innovator discusses his recent transition from home studio to retail venue. What's involved in the process and the obstacles he had to overcome to make this move. I contribute the the conversation as a person that has a similar event in my path although many years ago.
Your engagement goes a long way to help support this project. Please comment, like, share and subscribe. And kind thanks for doing so!!!
Thanks for reading Too Vain to Fail! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
In this video I demonstrate a signet style ring from a torus and then show how to apply differential, printable textures.
If you like this content, please like, subscribe, share, and comment!! I’d love to get your feedback!
From the publisher's feed