Stud embedder tool
Stud embedder tool
Super handy tool for embedding studs on your earrings.
dimension refers to the maximum size of the flat side of the stud
Step 1
Roll out the clay to 1.5 mm thickness. For this you can use a matching thickness gauge (sold separately) or use setting 4 on your pasta machine (e.g. Atlas). 
Step 2
Using the cutter on the back of the tool, cut out the desired number of seals. 
Step 3
Attach the stud to your baked earring at the back with a small drop of super glue and let it dry thoroughly 
Step 4
Place the protruding piece of clay over the stud 
Step 5
Apply a little cornstarch to the front of the stud tool so the clay doesn't stick to the tool
Step 6
Insert the stud into the opening of the front tool and press it with a twisting motion. Remove the tool and your stud is neatly hidden 
Step 7
Bake the parts again according to the manufacturer's instructions. Don't worry, your already baked part can simply go back into the oven as long as you don't exceed the maximum temperature.
Pickup available at Hoogezand
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Dimensions
Dimensions
* Dimensions are the outer cutting edges, so of the cut out clay and not the cutter itself.
* In the case of a cutter set, this refers to the total length of the cutters together unless stated otherwise.
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