- Water-Soluble WaxWax used as a foundation for building a wax model for a piece of jewelry which will appear heavy or bulky but will actually be quite thin. The foundation wax is dissolved before the casting.
- Wax LapA lap coated with wax for polishing soft materials.
- Wax PenAn electric pen for making wax models that keeps the wax melted, to be released through a trigger tip.
- Wax PotElectric pot for keeping wax at the proper temperature for making models for casting.
- Wax WireRound wax wires of different gauges, which can be twisted and bent into designs for wax jewelry models.
- Wet Belt SanderComplete, ready-to-use sander for cabs and flats.
- Wet-or-Dry BeltsSilicon carbide sanding belts.
- Wheel CementA bonding agent for abrasive discs or polishing pads.
- White DiamondA fine tripoli polish.
- White OilA preferred cutting oil for slab saws.
- Winding JigMetal or hardwood jig with wire protrusions for winding filigree wire into intricate designs, which are then removed from the jig by a lifting plate.
- Wire SawAn iron, diamond-charged saw blade, straight rather than circular.
- Work HardenedMetal which has been worked gets increasingly harder, so that it must be annealed to maintain its workability.
Monday, September 2, 2013
Jewelry Glossary - W
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