Antique Silver Dent Removal & Repolish, made in 1858

A very interesting project involving the process of carefully removing dents in a Silver Tea Service
Many 'How To' videos and tutorials are available on both our Thinking Hand Studios and ARC websites for those interested in traditional conservation, restoration and hand making techniques.
Written and produced by Cal with 47 years experience as a conservator and maker with the intention of preserving and encouraging traditional hand skills.
www.arc-services.com.au
www.thinkinghandstudios.com.au

[@marysexton9984]

Very interesting, thank you!

[@deeh5048]

Very interesting and so beautiful!

[@s1234pro]

An artist.

[@steelman86]

Scrub forward to 1:48 for 411 of the title, removing dents...you’re welcome!!!

[@Vibhavijay1]

Thank you so much.👍😊

[@JamesKinch-hg9mg]

Thank you for the video. Do you have a recommendation for any courses/instructors that offer training in restoration, specifically sterling dent removal?

[@jonathanthomas345]

Gorgeous!

[@CCAPVFD]

What is the tool clamped in the vice called? I can't find it, starting to think it was hand made

[@arcservicesantiquefurnitur6157]

The tool is custom made at our workshop from bright mild steel to suit the work in hand

[@Buckmonster13]

Snarling iron.