Accessories for the Foredom and Dremel for Jewelry (Smart Solutions For Jewelry Making Problems) Paperback – August 16, 2017

This is a great book of lessons learned for you. It’s not fancy, but it is well written, easily understood and covers a lot of topics. Really happy with it.

I bought this book by Bradford Smith a few days ago and only got a chance to look at it this morning. What a little treasure! I have a couple of other very good books by this author (Making Design Stamps for Jewelry and Bench Tips for Jewelry Making) so I knew this one would be valuable. There are so many accessories for rotary tools that it can be overwhelming to know what's best which job.This book, while small, is packed full of great information on the subject. It's a great resource to keep handy at your bench.

Small, but detailed. Exactly what I needed.

I am a beginner woodcarver and found this book to be incredibly helpful. My husband just bought me the Dremel rotary tool, and quite frankly I was a little afraid of it. Mr. Smith's clear and concise descriptions has taken the mystery out of it. I especially liked his safety tips and has made me more cognizant of the best ways to hold my work. Thank you.

Super! Just bought a Dremel and am very much a novice on accessories. The information in this book is very helpful for polishing my silver jewelry creations, drilling holes, and shining up my cabochons. I am certain as I progress in my skills I am going to find this informational reference a great building block! Thank you!

I am a new owner of a foredoom and have had various Dremels for many years for different purposes. But I am now entering the world of small rock working and the review of various bits was helpful as a beginner.

A book with 55 pages of information regarding the Foredom & Dremel for Jewelry. Black & white pictures, excited to use the information given, additional books by this author included in the back of the book!

Great reference book. Mr. Smith does a very good job of explaining how to chose the best tool bits for each job and how to use them to the best advantage. The information is very clearly written and well organized. I wiould definitely recommend this book to anyone interested in metalworking.