Wednesday, April 22, 2015
How to Use a Stud Extractor Tool
How to use a stud extractor tool
Did your stud or screw break off when you tried to remove it? When a stud or screw breaks off below the surface of the material it is threaded into, you can use a stud extractor to extract the remaining portion. A stud extractor is similar to a stud, but with a tapered, reversed thread. Once you know how to use an extractor properly, removing those broken studs will be a breeze. All you need are a few simple tool and you'll have the screw out in no time!
Some studs are more difficult to remove and may require additional tools. Your mileage may vary on this product. <img src="http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nLfuujy3wK4/maxresdefault.jpg">
How to Make Amulets, Talismans, and Charms
How to Make Amulets, Talismans, and Charms
If you wish to get started making amulets, talismans, and charms, the first thing you need to do is go gather supplies! While you can search local craft stores to find the pieces you need, or you can find them on E-bay. Lots of suppliers have leather cords to hang your pieces on as well- order those and you can sell the finished product as a necklace.
Once your supplies have arrived, lay out the pieces in the order that you wish to assemble them in. A silver disc, with a stone on top, and copper wire to wrap around could be quite a lovely creation. All that's left is your own imagination.
If you wish to get started making amulets, talismans, and charms, the first thing you need to do is go gather supplies! While you can search local craft stores to find the pieces you need, or you can find them on E-bay. Lots of suppliers have leather cords to hang your pieces on as well- order those and you can sell the finished product as a necklace.
Once your supplies have arrived, lay out the pieces in the order that you wish to assemble them in. A silver disc, with a stone on top, and copper wire to wrap around could be quite a lovely creation. All that's left is your own imagination.
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