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FDJ On Time
1180 Solana Ave
Winter Park, FL 32789
Just minutes from downtown Orlando Florida.
Phone: 407-629-6906
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Customer Creations
Here is a place for our customers to show off. Are you a customer? Do you have something wonderful you just have to showcase? Send us a picture and a short description, throw in what you used to make the piece, put your contact information and anything else you want to share and we will add you here. If your interested, just email me directly at Brian@fdjtool.com.
 | ARTIST: Patricia Stone
ITEM: Summer Days Set
The bracelet was created with the following: 18g copper wire using a wigjig, Copper jump rings and lobster claw clasp, Alcohol inks in wild plum, watermelon, meadow green, lettuce & citrus, Brass eyelets using the crafted findings rivet tool, Ice resin, and Patterned copper sheet.
The cuff was made with the following: Patterned copper sheet, Ice resin, and Guilders paste.
Email: Tinks Treasures |
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 | ARTIST: Zila Forrer
ITEM: Copper Flower
This pendant was hand sawed out of 24 gauge copper sheets which are soldered together. A rolling mill was used on the top design. The pendant also has a small copper tube soldered to the back to run a small chain through.
Email: Zila Forrer
Website: Zila Creations |
|  | ARTIST: Tom Davis
ITEM: Diamond Smoke Stack Ring
This item was made by melting casting grain into ingots and using a rolling mill to flatting the ingot before cutting the shank with a jewelers saw. Using silver tubing to form the bezels, they were then soldered to the shank and the whole piece polished to a mirror finish.
Email: Tom Davis |
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|  | ARTIST: J. Eric Steventon
ITEM: Alu-Blue Droplet
This pendant features a 1.61 Carat London Blue Topaz that has been bead set into a freeform casted aluminum setting.
Email: JESJewelers@gmail.com Website: Eric Steventon |
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|  | ARTIST: Shahrin Alam
ITEM: Autumn Sunset
20gauge vintage bronze round wire, copper chain, and assorted beads were used to make this item.
Phone: 407-668-0445 |
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ARTIST: Brent
ITEM: Custom Coin Rings
He makes custom rings by 'recycling' various coins. The process used to transform the coin from a flat coin into a custom ring keeps most of the details of the coin in place.
Email: christyemily@yahoo.com | |
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ARTIST: Kelley Stevens
ITEM: Happy Sand
Beach sand was added to our ice resin bezels to start this project. A thin layer of ice resin was then used to trap the sand. As it was thickening, before it became solid, several different findings, from gold beads and CZ's to copper chain and silver stampings were added to make the extra designs. All these items can be found in our Findings and Stones section on our website. Then the piece was topped with more ice resin and left until solid. The end result, a pendant set that can be worn for the serious or the fun occasion.
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ARTIST: Susan Mara
ITEM: Antique Necklace
This neckalce was made with a variety of items from our copper & antique brass pieces. Findings & rivets in copper & brass, chains in copper & brass, Vintage brass connectors and more were combined to make this lovely piece.
Email: smarie@susanmarieaccessories.net
Phone: 407-718-3360 | |
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ARTIST: Adam Peterson
ITEM: Silver Clay Bird Skull
An actual bird skull was made from silver art clay that has been watered into a slip, (clay the consistancy of paint) and painted over the skull with a brush. This process was repeated several times to build up the layer of clay. Then the skull was Kiln fired, which disintigrated the skull with the binders and left only the final silver peice behind.
Email: discodiscordian@gmail.com | |
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ARTIST: Cole Cash
ITEM: Unakite & Silver Pendant
I recently utilized some good FDJ Sterling 1/2 round wire, bezel wire and sheet (plus a bit of fused "raindrops") to handcraft this cabochon of natural UNAKITE (state stone of So. Carolina). Olive green (Epiote) and brick red (Feldspar), which contrast nicely with the polished metal. This pendant is 3" long (including bail) x 7/8" wide. Should anyone wish to consider additional information regarding this piece, or any of my "one-of-a-kind" pendants, just contact me...
Email: ColeCash@bellsouth.net
Thanks for your support, Cole | |
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