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German Black Setters Cement 1 Kilo - Otto Frei
Otto Frei

Cemento nero tedesco per incastonatori, 1 Kilo

Part # 112.245 4 In Stock Weight <0.1 lb / <5 g
$62.00

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Description

Un cemento per incassatori di livello professionale importato dalla Germania, questo composto nero a base di gommalacca è la formula più popolare disponibile in Europa. Kent Raible utilizza questo cemento e lo raccomanda nei suoi corsi, rendendolo una scelta affidabile tra i seri artigiani orafi e gli incassatori.

Si scioglie nell'alcol per una facile rimozione e pulizia, consentendo di fissare saldamente i pezzi durante le operazioni di incisione e incassatura senza danneggiare i manufatti delicati.

Caratteristiche

  • Cemento nero di alta qualità per incassatori, proveniente dalla Germania
  • Formula di cemento per incassatori più popolare disponibile in Europa
  • Utilizzato e raccomandato dal maestro orafo Kent Raible
  • Si scioglie nell'alcol per una rimozione pulita e controllata
  • Ideale per fissare i pezzi durante l'incisione e l'incassatura

Specifiche

Peso netto 1 chilo
Colore Nero
Solvente Alcol
Origine Germania

Specifications

Brand
Otto Frei
Part #
112.245
Type
Cementi di Shellac e Setter's
Dimensions
7,25 in x 4,5 in x 1,25 in
Net Weight
1 Kilo
Color
Black
Solvent
Alcohol
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Eric Marvets
Best Workholding Solution

Better than any of the thermoset plastics or shellacs. Use a heat gun, not a torch, or you risk carbonizing the residue behind the stones, which must be sanded to remove.

Instructions:
- put a chunk in your regular thermolock/jettset/pitch fixture
- warm with a heat gun until just glossy
- and use your fingers to shape
- insert part
- Cement can be drilled to make room for cullets without loosening the hold.
- set your stones
- if the cement loses its hold or chips, gently reheat and mold with your fingers

Cleanup:
- Warm your part (not the cement) with a heat gun while applying upward pressure with your tweezers
- It will lift with minimal residue - the part is warm, but the cement is cool.
- Ultrasonic in a glass dish with acetone for 2 minutes
- It takes 15 minutes to remove cement with a warm hot plate for stones like Tanzanites

For Emeralds, wrap the piece with saran wrap before setting it in the cement. It won't hold as firmly, but the saran wrap prevents the cement residue from adhering to the part.