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I am curious to know why you didn’t saw cut your rings for the perfect joints ? Is there a reason ??

Very informative, thank you 😊

Спасибо тебе большое😊ты умница,ты всё правильно говоришь и делаешь..)😊 спасибо,что ты есть... Ты очень помогаешь !😊 А можно тебе вопросы задавать ?если будет возсожность,ответишь ?)

I’ll been looking for a video about what steel can be engrave on another’s that could be a nice video I’m learning a lot with your Chanel

Amazing tips. Thanks for sharing

Спасибо тебе большое )😊 ты умница) ты очень помагаешь..)

Very informative videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Thanks for all the helpful tips and tricks. Could you please tell me which burner you use on your Sievert torch for melting the silver? Take care and have a fantastic week.

Thanks a lot for your interesting videos!

Nice video

Yesss to a more detailed video please :)

Can this knife be used to set diamonds?

Overall good info. I do love your channel and your presentation. Slightly disagree as a bench jeweler, not just stone setter, on the Optivisors. If all you do is stone setting, I would 100% agree. I have a Lica microscope, it is fantastic. But, the Optivisors have very good optics for the price, are very affordable especially for a beginner. (I bought a cheaper knockoff from Amazon which is a nightmare, can't tighten the lenses enough, so they slowly slide down.) I use 5 different sets hanging within reach of my bench. Quick and easy to switch out. My microscope has to swing over my bench, sometimes stuff is in the way, and also I have to change my bench set up. When I only have to set a few small stones, it is much faster to use an Optivisor. For sawing and filing I use a # 7 or #10, then I doubled up lenses to get more variety, even use 2 x # 10 for close up stone setting and examining stones and my work. (That 2 x #10 setup gets very close, with very short focal distance, of course) Never had any issues with headaches, even with them doubled up. But I can imagine that someone could get headaches. So as a beginner just buy one set and see how you do. In addition, my Optivisors have left the workshop on a regular bases. Used them to wire stuff in the house, at my vinyl and laser cutter, etc. Can't do that with my microscope. The Dremel engraver is a great cheap hammer tool, especially for a beginner. I think it is mislabeled, there is no way you could use it for hand engraving anything unless you want it to look like a two-year old wrote it. So 100% agree on that with you. And it is super laud, yes, wear earplugs. But, you can make yourself a sleeve out of brass tubing to be able to recycle and use old ball burs/setting tools. With a snug fitting sleeve you have an abundant supply of great texturing or hammering tools. Cut them down to about 20mm, grind yourself what ever tip you need, and use it to hammer bezel settings, tighten loose stones when burnish setting, etc. I like using it a lot on very small bezels, more than my expensive hammer hand pieces. Also the soldering tweezers can be very helpful when soldering settings onto a ring shank. You can clamp it, then easily look at it from all angles, assuring things are level. Can't do that when everything is stationary. Unless you use super soft silver and press super hard, I don't see how you would ever put enough pressure on this to bend a ring oval? Has not happened to me in 40 years.

I'm going to try the aluminum foil and baking soda... Seems like a good choice for my silver soup spoons!

Fantastic advice and great videos Huiyi! Your recommended practice regime along with the tips you mention are absolute gold. This includes your recommendation regarding shaping and sharpening gravers by hand. These are all absolute essentials to start with. If you follow this advice as a beginner; you will be well on the way to "clicking chips" as Ken Hunt would say!

Super-cute!... and a great project, too.

Great Ideas! And yes, please make videos describing how you shape gravers. 👍🏼🤗

Solo me guió por lo que hace, por cierto hermoso trabajo, felicitaciones No entiendo inglés Saludos desde Paraguay

Diamond wheels should not be used for iron or steel. The diamond will dissolve into the iron and your tools will get dull quickly.

Love your videos, the music is really not necessary, though. Very loud and distracting.🙏

Great information! You'll never regret the time you spend with your daughter. Well done!

Brilliant summary for any kind of business.

Great advice! Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week.

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Outstanding videos! Very helpful! Thank you so much!

Engraving wax name plz

Stumbled upon this video and ur chanel. Great to knownypur good skill and sharing the knowledge to othwrs. And also sharing this video moment. We do have something like this here, its called "reog ponorogo".

This vid should be delivered at the college class. Very2 good and constructive.

My first blacksmithing book had many tools including wire making drawtool.

Awesome work you do! I just subscribed and I look forward to learning from you! I cant wait to learn pavè setting and bezel setting. Im just waiting on the right time to order more tools & materials. 😅

How you made wire going through the apparatus?

Looks like everyone had a good time. Thanks for sharing and have a great week.

What gauges of silver sheet did you use please? And for the hinge how do you determine the size of the tubing? Many thanks very inspired.

i don’t have all these tools your have what else can i do

What a great teacher you are! I am not an engraver but just the way you teach is inspiring! Practice makes perfect. I LOVE IT! 🌸