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I'm sorry it's not listed, the tool is called a 'Tube cutter'. I'm including an Amazon link to one so you can see what other names it goes by, I hopes this helps: www.amazon.com/Jewellers-Tools-Cutting-Cutter-Jewellery/dp/B017MONPSA

@MadebyLeth I ordered your word search book! I love the soft feel cover and the facts it was super well made thank you ! 🙏🏽 I’m a novice jeweler 😇 love your content !

Hello Michelle I'm using the xTool F1 laser. It is a laser that both has a regular laser and a fiber laser for metal. However, the fiber laser is only 2W, so it takes a long time before it engrave the metal and it is very shallow, but it can easily mark the metal as in the video here. The F1 laser is probably the most user-friendly and best for the price if you can live with 2W as it also comes with a laser design program. But if I had to choose again, I would probably have spent a little more money on a more powerful fiber laser, so I could engrave better and cut some metal.

@@MadebyLeth thank you so much for your advice. I will definitely take it into consideration about what you said if you had a chance to do it all over again. I just want something. That’s really simple that will engrave on sterling silver gold, stainless steel. Thanks, Michelle

Thank you very much for your lovely comment, Michelle. I wish I could make silver wire that looks like the oak branch in the video myself, but unfortunately, I have bought the wire ready-made from a Danish store: www.ravstedhus.dk/pi/S%C3%B8lvtr%C3%A5d-925---Med-design-som-egegren-L-30-cm-%C3%98-3-4-mm-SKAL-UDGL%C3%98DES-F%C3%98R-BRUG_6820120_451681.aspx

Thank you very much for your comment @melody3741. 1. Technically, it is correct that it would be safer to put the ring directly through the necklace, but the purpose of the ring holder is to make it convenient to have a place to put the ring when it cannot be worn. My ring holders are often made for healthcare professionals who take their rings off and on many times a day, and therefore find it more cumbersome to take a necklace on and off constantly. Additionally, there is also a risk of not closing the necklace properly the more times it is taken off and on. 2. I agree that the ring holder is larger than it should be for the ring shown in the video. The ring holder was ordered by a customer who has a ring twice the size of the one in the video, for which it is specifically made. 3. Same as point 1. 4. I have sold other types of ring holders for several years, and all my buyers have been women, but this design was specifically requested by a male buyer. Combined with the fact that it could be something I would personally wear as a man, I decided that the title of the video could be 'for men.' I hope this helps clarify some of your points.

It is an acid bath that the earrings are put into after soldering to remove excess flux and oxidation.

Hello I used 0.8 mm soft silver wire for the earring posts, after which I tumbled them to harden the wire. Generally, earring posts are between 0.8 - 1 mm (20 - 18 gauge), and I usually use soft wire as I tumble them afterwards, but you can easily use hard wire as well, just remember it gets a bit soft after soldering.

Hello Sharda Yes, you can. The advantage of the draw plate is that the chain becomes very uniform, quickly. You will also be able to use a rolling mill if you have one. However, you can of course also do it with a hammer and make it just as uniform.

Hi, thanks a lot for your feedback, it's good to know what people think about music vs. no music videos.

Thank you! I am happy to hear that you are making your own jewelry and my videos can help/inspire you. The paste I am using in the video is called: silver solder paste. You can find it at most major jewelry tool retailers or on Amazon - amzn.to/3IFrapA

Thank you very much! Usually, burrs can become more dull over time. I usually use beeswax as a lubricant, but I must admit that I often forget too. I haven't really thought about it with my cup burrs since I often don't use them for as long of a time as others, but over time they will probably become dull too.

Thank you! <3

Thank you very much, I will! <3

Hello Runnerx3297 Thank you for your nice message <3 The tool I used at 8:36 was a step mandrel, however, a normal mandrel would be just as good to soften the bracelet. The tool I used at 9:04 was a square drawplate with 31 holes varying from 3-6 mm.

@@MadebyLeth Thanks for the reply. i really appreciate it <3

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Hello thomdasbom The device is called a disc cutter for jewellery :)