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I found this site in a magazine. I think the possibilities are pretty endless with the metal clay. I'm thinking custom emblems, centercaps, dash emblems, shifters, anything. What do you guys think? Jewelry Making Supplies | Art Clay - PMC Supplies, Silver Clay, Paragon Kilns, Blazer
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I found this site in a magazine. I think the possibilities are pretty endless with the metal clay. I'm thinking custom emblems, centercaps, dash emblems, shifters, anything. What do you guys think? Jewelry Making Supplies | Art Clay - PMC Supplies, Silver Clay, Paragon Kilns, Blazer
Did you look at the price of that stuff? And that's per gram. The kiln itself is $300, without the extra bells and whistles.
Nothing like driving around with $300 center caps. Those won't get stolen, I'm sure.
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in addition to that... silver clay is like shrinky-dinks for metal. you do NOT get a percision piece when you are done. that is why they are intended as art pieces only. your spiffy "Z28" emblems would be wrinkled and not the right size.
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I was thinking more in the way of smaller decorative parts. The price is definately the biggest downside to this stuff. For something like a small decorative piece like custom emblems or something it would work great. I really just thought it was an interesting website with a lot of great tools. I've been thinking of making some pieces to try to sell and came across this stuff in a jewlery magazine. There are some great metalworking tools on this site too. Thought I would share something cool.
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