Welding solid noggins

1. Preparation

The frame parts are manufactured as usual.

2. Fixation

The frame is tacked together and aligned with a few small welding points.
The stone support should now also be filed in.

3. Attaching the claws

The claws are sawn in at the height of the rondel.

With the stone in place, the position of the prongs can now be precisely determined. A few stapling points on the back and inside of the setting are now used to staple them.

4. Soldering

As all parts are now firmly fixed by the spot welds, the socket can also be easily connected with brazing solder without the need for binding wire.

5. Inserting the stone

The setting can now be trimmed and polished. The stone is inserted and the simple The claws to be bent are pressed over the surface of the stone. Before further processing the resulting joints must be metallically bright.

6. Welding

The joint is now filled with a filler material of the same type in the form of a welding rod.
To protect porous or treated stone surfaces in particular from welding fumes, a piece of paper or a piece of fabric tape can be placed between the stone and the crab if necessary.

7. Customizing

The claws are now shortened to the appropriate length and filed. No further setting of the stone is necessary.

8. Finish

The studs are then trimmed and the final polish can be applied.
As the same material is used to fill the joints, there is no discernible difference in color on the studs.

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