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Determining the drilling depth for diamond setting in jewelry depends on several factors, including the type of, size and type of the diamond, and construction requirements. Typically, the depth is calculated to securely hold the diamond without risking detachment or damage. It's also important to consider potential obstacles under the surface

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It is necessary to make with a reserve, a little more than the diameter of the stone, in my case the stones are 1.65mm in diameter, so I open the circle at 1.70 ~ 1.75mm so the diameter of the circle turns out to be 3.40 ~ 3.50mm.

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@@electriceyeengraving6150 You are welcome my friend

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I think that this is not necessary for this setting

There's an off-the-shelf tool <BEVELUX diamondPA-basic sharper >

Or you could make a tool like mine, just make it out of an old bur, with a small diamond on the back with the stem upwards

@@Capariso you stick it?

@@jonathancohen9074 no it's a bezel setting

U need to go to dentist store ... And ask them ... I wanna buy a (FG2-Carbide Ball) (Low Speed 0.6mm) I Hope That It Will Help U...Thanks Me later brother ... that can also easy to sharpen a beading tools

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It is necessary to make with a reserve, a little more than the diameter of the stone, in my case the stones are 1.65mm in diameter, so I open the circle at 1.70 ~ 1.75mm so the diameter of the circle turns out to be 3.40 ~ 3.50mm.

@@Capariso Thank you very much.

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Complimenti, ottimo lavoro e anche le riprese video mostrano molto bene i dettagli. Parola di orafi italiani!

@flambojan_lab Thank you very much

Hi, 1.65 mm

​@@Caparisoand bur size sir?

@liuberlaffita1539 The size is the same, the last boron is 1.65mm.

You need a microscope, round vices, gauge, graver, beading tool, caliper, compasses, burrs, drills, polish tools and pasta, ultrasonic cleaner

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It's brass plate

It can be used when teaching or practicing

How to measure the Gap of each hole to provide for stone in this kind of setting . Example you made the stone provision space each stone to insert, how to came to that measurement,

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You saw how he was rounding out the prongs towards the end. That’s how they stay in place. You don’t need much material to make stones stay in place so rounding out the prongs is more than enough. Another method is to split the prongs in half too.

Beeswax at the end of a dowel or stick

He doesn’t say nothing because secret special 😉 you can use carbide flat engraver

Most of the time a shaped graver is used.

Wheel, Cutting Saw

​@@Caparisothe ball headed drill bit. Is that the same size as the stone or larger? If I want to set 2ml stone do I use a 3ml ball drill?

If you want to set a 2mm stone you have to use the same size burr, i.e. 2mm, this applies to the pave setting technique.