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Stainless steel powdercoated rings

sygyzy

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Does anyone know of a jeweler or company that makes stainless steel rings accented with colored powerdercoating, besides Konzuk? I love her designs but find it hard to pay $150-170 for a piece of stainless steel!

P.S. I find most plain stainless steel rings too boring.

Thanks.
 

pkincy

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I suppose you could buy a SS ring and have it powdercoated locally.

Perry
 

sygyzy

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I thought about it but I don't know how to cut/carve out a notch and don't I need a very hot oven? Just watched part of the video. I need an electric oven and one that's dedicated to powdercoating. Won't work
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Rolo

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Originally Posted by sygyzy
I thought about it but I don't know how to cut/carve out a notch and don't I need a very hot oven?

Just watched part of the video. I need an electric oven and one that's dedicated to powdercoating. Won't work
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I think a toaster over can work for small parts. You're only looking at $40-50.
 

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