About this Video
- Video Title: pave setting
- Channel: Jewellery Training Solutions
- Speakers: (No speaker names are explicitly mentioned in the transcript.)
- Duration: 00:04:01
Introduction
This video demonstrates how to pave set stones in jewelry making. It explains the process of creating a paved pattern and details the tools needed, including various burrs, drills, and gravers. The video emphasizes that this skill takes practice to master.
Key Takeaways
- Pave setting explained: The video defines pave setting and shows how to create a paved pattern.
- Essential tools: Specific tools are identified as necessary, including 1 mil and 1.2 mil drills, round burrs (1 mil and 1.5 mil), a setting burr (2 mil), a tapered burr (1 mil), 2 millimeter stones, a square and flat graver, and a set of beaders. A tapered burr with a sharp 1.6 mil tip is highlighted as crucial.
- Skill development: The video emphasizes that pave setting is a skill requiring practice and time to master.
- Placement within a course: The video notes its place within a larger course that includes grain setting and micro pave setting.
- Design applications: The technique is presented as applicable to a wide range of jewelry design work.
