Tools and Equipment for Setting Up a Flameworking Studio

These lists are meant to encourage institutions to set up flameworking equipment and support co-learners in autodidactic explorations of flameworking. The intention is to provide suggestions for basic flameworking equipment and provide resources for purchasing supplies in different regions of the country, and not to endorse any particular supplier. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list, but rather a starting point for building a flameworking studio or workstation.

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On the occasion of GEEX’s fifth birthday, support the 2024 Annual Fund: Five for Five!

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