Are you looking to enter the world of jewellery wax setting? Do you want to learn the basics of casting and diamonds set jewellery wax setter? Look no further. In this article, we will cover everything you need to know as a beginner in the industry. From the definition of jewellery wax setting to the tools and techniques required, we've got you covered.
Cast and Diamonds Set Jewellery Wax Setter Basic Introduction
What is jewellery wax setting?
Why is it important?
The process of jewellery wax setting
The advantages of using jewellery wax setting
Materials and Tools
Wax
Casting machine
Burnout furnace
Tongs
Investment powder
Drill
Diamond setting tools
Tweezers
Files
Wax Preparation
Melting the wax
Pouring the wax
Trimming the wax
Finishing the wax
Casting
Flask preparation
Mixing the investment powder
Pouring the investment powder
Burning out the wax
Casting the metal
Removing the casting from the flask
Cleaning and Polishing
Removing the sprues
Filing and sanding
Polishing
Diamonds Setting
Diamond selection
Setting the diamond
Types of diamond setting
Preparing the metal for setting
Troubleshooting
Common problems in jewellery wax setting
How to solve them
Tips for Beginners
Safety tips
Common mistakes to avoid
Best practices for efficient jewellery wax setting
Cast and Diamonds Set Jewellery Wax Setter Basic FAQs
What is the difference between jewellery wax setting and traditional diamond setting?
Can I use any type of wax for jewellery wax setting?
How long does it take to learn jewellery wax setting?
What is the best investment powder to use for jewellery wax setting?
Do I need a special type of casting machine for jewellery wax setting?
About Us
The individual works with numerous hand tools to set diamonds and gemstones as per design. The individual is responsible for delivering: levelled, damage-free and secured setting of stones while maintaining its brilliance.