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Old 2013-04-05, 6:12am
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Today I would like to ask you, which tool you use, to create a perfekt grin on your figures?

Some days ago I bought a tool which is normaly used to work with wood. But I think it is great for happy beads.

I am courious of your postings!

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Old 2013-04-05, 7:19am
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It looks like you used a wood chisel like this:



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Old 2013-04-05, 7:22am
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I use a small metal frit/seed bead scoop - you can see it laying on the gravy boat in the 2nd & 3rd pic:
http://www.lampworketc.com/forums/sh...8&postcount=12

For small to medium smiles I use the little side, big side for larger ones.

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Old 2013-04-05, 7:56am
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Alli I have one of those, but never though about using it for moving the glass, thanks!

(I use it to put frit in for small beads sometimes)
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Old 2013-04-05, 10:52am
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Dear Brian, YES! You got 100 points! This is it!

Dear Alli, oh! What a nice tool.. comes on the list for things "MUST HAVE" - thank you for showing!

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Old 2013-04-05, 11:56am
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Dear Alli, oh! What a nice tool.. comes on the list for things "MUST HAVE" - thank you for showing!
/agree - that's a versatile little piece of metal. I need one.

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Old 2013-04-05, 1:33pm
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It's a great lil tool. I also use it to scoop up frit as well as fill it with frit to roll small beads in. Just wish I knew where I got it...

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Old 2013-04-05, 2:05pm
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I got mine at either JoAnn's or Michaels I'm pretty sure. By the seed bead area maybe?
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I use wood carving tools, too. I have a cheap set from Michaels.
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