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Jewelry: Fundamentals of Metalsmithing
Jewelry: Fundamentals of Metalsmithing (Jewelry Crafts)
by Tim McCreight
This book is an excellent introduction to the basics of metalsmithing, as well as some more advanced techniques. In addition, the selection of photographs is very inspiring. I refer to this book often when I want to try a new technique, or one that I haven't used in a while. McCreight is a highly respected metalsmith and author, who also wrote books on precious metal clay, casting, and design, just to name a few. His books always seem to be highly recommended by other jewelers and metalsmiths, so even though I can't personally recommend any except this one, I expect that his other books are also excellent.
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