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Such wonderful words! 😊 thank you so much

Thanks, welcome aboard! 🙂

For 安柏 its 1.5 mm, 1.8 mm for the cross, and 99.9% (999) silver purity, cheers body I love you craftsmanship :)

Amazing ,,what type and size of drill bit to make the outline of the cross?

"May all things go smoothly" and is a blessing or wish for success and smooth progress in all endeavors, I HOPE THAT YOU TOO :)

Thank you so much :)

Thank you very much, very happy to hear such thing :)

Silver 🥈

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Thanks cheers, you too, you have an interesting channel, keep up the good work

I'm glad thanks 😊

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Thank you, that's a great idea! I'll try to make something like that next.

@goofyandalittlewild You have a lot of talent, and I've been envisioning doing that myself, but lack the tools currently. Look forward to seeing your next work!

@@WizardShimm Thanks again 🙏🏼I'll try my best, not sure when, but a promise is a promise 🙂

That's wonderful I'm glad

Thank you so much 😀

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Hi, thanks , the liquid is a blackening agent, I use it to enhance surface details, or give a rustic antique look, the agent here that I'm using is potassium sulfate 🙂

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Thank you very much, I appreciate the question! The inlay is cut from solid silver sheet.

Thank you! The powder is usually fine metal (like silver or brass) or mineral powder, mixed with epoxy for binding.

It's Chinese 🙂

Yes of course 🙂

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Thanks, I'm glad you both enjoyed it! 😊

Thanks man, I'll keep it in mind 🙏🏼

Thank you for watching! 😊

Thank you! 😊

Thank you for watching, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Thank you so much! It’s a calming process for me, and I’m glad that energy is coming through 😊

Thank you so much, really glad you liked it! This talisman was created for a client whose life has been deeply influenced by the balance of luck and peace. The mammoth tusk and silver inlay were chosen specifically for their personal meaning to them. and you're absolutely right about the music, it’s Comptine d’un autre été from Amélie. I forgot to mention it, but it’s beautifully played by @shadesofpiano . I’ve added a link to his channel in the description definitely worth checking out!

@@goofyandalittlewild I didn't really catch it from your cut, but it is a nifty "mashup" of Comptine d'un autre été and Another Love. Thanks for the link!

Thanks a ton.. The idea to use two different metals on the same side was actually the client's suggestion, and I think it worked out really well. I love how the silver plays with the light too, it almost feels alive with the way it shifts. Really glad you picked up on that, and your feedback seriously makes my day :)

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Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective. It's beautiful how art and craftsmanship can transcend cultural boundaries and connect us through shared appreciation. Your words remind me why creating these pieces is so rewarding-it’s not just about the object itself but the connection it fosters. 🙏

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@goofyandalittlewild it's my pleasure 😊👍

Check the full video, perhaps you change your mind 😜

@goofyandalittlewild i absolutely did. That looks beautiful. You should have shown the finished product in the short.

@@Gravvvyyy You are right noted :)

Thank you! I’m glad you picked up on the detail here. The strip method is solid, but I wanted a different flow for this one, more of an organic fusion of silver and wood. For care, you're spot on with wood oil, something light like tung or mineral oil works wonders to maintain the wood’s depth and luster. Just be mindful of the silver, too much oil can dull its finish over time. A soft cloth or gentle polish every so often will keep it looking bright without interfering with the wood. Appreciate your thoughtful question and attention to detail :)

@@goofyandalittlewild I think you achieved your goal, it feels very organic. The shots of annealing the silver while the paper burned off were very nice, almost looked like it was blooming. Thanks for answering my questions, its very nice to be able to talk to someone with such a wealth of knowledge about a craft. A craft that combines many skills too, my favorite kind of craft.

Great question! You wouldn’t use the Ironwood directly to cast the inlay because it’s too hard and dense for that. However, you could use it to carve a pattern or model for a lost wax cast, where you'd create a wax version of the inlay, make a mold around it, and then pour molten silver in. So, while the wood itself isn’t used to cast, it could be part of the process as a shaping tool.

Thank you too ❤️:)

Slow (缓慢) and Steady (稳定).

Thank you Very much :)

Thank you so much; your kindness really means a lot to me. I’m so glad you enjoyed watching; it makes all the effort worthwhile. 😊❤