Pmc3 Deluxe Jewelry Clay Kit Description
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Create Fine Silver Jewelry Using Clay
Discover the creative possibilities of Precious Metal Clay. Shape it like a clay, and fire it to 99.9% pure silver. PMC3 fires at a low temperature, no kiln or torch is needed! A Delphi Exclusive
Create intricate silver projects with a simple firing option, the Hot Pot(see image below). Kit includes everything you need to fire your pieces, plus PMC3 clay and tools to easily create beautiful textures and perfect shapes.
This kit was recently reviewed in Beadwork Magazine. Excerpt from the review is:
"If you have always wanted to try working with Precious Metal Clay but are discouraged by the cost of the setup, get a hold of the PMC3 Deluxe Jewelry Clay Kit from Delphi. This kit comes with everything you need to make your very own PMC pieces. I had no PMC experience and quite honestly, was a bit overwhelmed when I started working with the kit. However, I found plenty of instruction and ideas on Delphi's website, and now I feel like a PMC pro!"
Earrings below made by Mary Ann Devos. From "Introduction to Metal Clay" book #6289
Firing metal clay with the hot pot is easy!
See step-by-step images below
1. Fill the terra cotta pot with fuel.
2. Place dried metal clay project onto wire grid.
3. Light with a long match. Once fuel burns out, polish project and enjoy!
Please note that this item cannot be shipped by air or overseas. This item cannot be shipped air.
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PMC3 clay (16 grams, post-fire)
Hot pot with fuel
Pattern cutters (set of 4, each 3/8")
Texture sheets (set of 12)
Stainless steel brush
Polishing block
Clay roller
Craft knife
Instructions
Average Product Rating : 
Number of Reviews : 3
Nice intro kit!
Pros : Complete basic tool kit to make jewelry within a couple of hours. Everything you need to try out th... Read More
Cons : There were a couple of things listed in the instructions that came with other kits, but nothing that... Read More
Other Thoughts : Definitely invest in some modeling clay to play around with first.
Remember to cover the plastic ... Read More
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