Wink Aug 1954 Vol 10 No 1 Tote BAG Plus More Tote Bags
Apr 17th, 2011 by Aldouspi

Wink Aug 1954 Vol 10 No 1 Tote BAG Plus More Tote Bags

Wink Aug 1954 Vol 10 No 1 Tote BAG

  • Size 37x41cm (14.5 x 16in.)
  • 100% Cotton
  • Printed on One Side

List Price: $ 16.99

Price: $ 16.99

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Polish the Jewelry Artist Inside You With Used Lapidary Equipment
Jul 13th, 2009 by Aldouspi

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Is the high price of lapidary equipment keeping you from enjoying the experience of bringing out the beauty hidden inside a somewhat ordinary looking rock? This article will explore two great solutions to this dilemma. Specifically, we will be talking about either joining a local lapidary club or recognizing the huge savings that you can get by purchasing your own used lapidary equipment.

Joining a lapidary club has many benefits and a few downsides. By joining a lapidary club, depending on the quality of the club, you can have access to some high end lapidary equipment. You typically will not be personally responsible for maintaining the equipment and your only out of pocket expense will likely be your membership and shop fees. You also get to enjoy the social interaction and support you receive from the other members of the club.

On the downside, clubs do not always provide 24/7 access to the machines. You will likely have a set time when the machines can be used, and you will be competing with fellow club members for the time that is available.

To avoid some of the pitfalls of joining a lapidary club, many are turning to the solution of purchasing their own used lapidary equipment.

Owning your own used lapidary equipment will give you the freedom to work on your own schedule. If you wake up in the middle of the night and want to practice your craft, you will not have any competition for using the equipment.

You also benefit from not having to haul all the material you’re working on to a remote location to practice your craft. By owning used lapidary equipment you have the luxury of setting up your own work environment. You can organize your material and your work flow so that it works best for you.

If you’re the kind of lapidary artist who would prefer to practice and create your art without the input from well meaning onlookers, then owning your own used lapidary equipment is a must. You get to enjoy the privacy afforded to you by your own home.

So, if you’re loving the craft of lapidary, but do not have deep pockets for purchasing new equipment, you have two good options available to you. Each offers its own benefits.

If you are okay with the timing issues that lapidary club membership poses, then you should certainly give it a try, you will probably find it very enjoyable. If, on the other hand, having the freedom to work whenever you like from the comfort of your own home is more appealing to you, owning used lapidary equipment may just be the answer you’re looking for.


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