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Old 2012-10-10, 2:41pm
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Wondering if anyone here might have the ability and interest in helping this person. She wants to find someone that can insert a piece of dichroic glass into the smallest ring...anyone I can refer her to? Please pm me if interested in this referral.
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Old 2012-10-11, 5:41pm
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The bail may be a problem if your filling the entire center ring.
Otherwise e6000 should work for a flat piece.
A seperate piece could be made much like a picture frame.
Escutcheon pins or solder would work well to hold the layers together.
Almost like frosting on a layer cake.
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Old 2012-10-12, 7:00am
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I agree - Although I love the look of the piece that jump ring that they're holding the 3 rings together would have to go. If they want that smallest ring filled I would suggest a redesign of the construction. Once that's done they might find someone to do the work. I think it's a great idea.
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