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Can u do this with old copper pipe from a house?

Beautiful. Amasing introduction explaining measurements. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.🙏💕💕

id be worried the copper would get all tarnished and nasty and start turning green/brown... stainless steel doesnt... and also much more closely matches the color of silver... jmo... maybe you got a reason and solution for using copper?

What are the dimensions of the metal. Love the tutorial.

did I see a dremel 3000 there?

Thanks for the share, you had to solder three times, what solders did you use?

Nice vid! There is no need for the inner tube to be so thick, the structure of the ring is very solid already

I too, had that same thought: if you start with fine silver, can you avoid all the heating and pickling process?

Hello! Love your cuff and hope you can help me ? I’m not sure what length I need to cut the silver because if I’m adding a gap then can’t I cut the silver shorter because of the gap? I’m using low dome wire so I don’t want to cut anymore than I have to because it’s shaped and expensive. If it was just flat sheet it wouldn’t matter cause I could melt it down but want to save as much as I can of this shape wire.

Brilliant. Thank you so much 🙏💞

Thank you… 😊

Using the flex shaft to set the edge of the bezel with the stone in place, must generate heat. Isn't there a concern about using this for stones that could be affected by heat?

What mitre jig do you recommend? Mine sucks and it wasn’t cheap, from Otto Frei!

Thanks for your videos. I started in copper and now am adding silver to my work. I have been hesitant to make copper rings as the closer copper is to the skin, the more sweat, the more skin discoloration. Do you sell these? What are customer reactions to the copper inside? What’s The price point difference between silver over copper vs all silver rings?

I would love to see more classes on anticlastic forming. I have looked everywhere and can't find many classes online and traveling is so expensive. You are such a good teacher.

You melted the edge!!!! Yea you!! Amazing! Brutalist! Totally my style! Right on! 👍

Hey Pat, I watched this video in follow up to your reticulum video and just wanted to see you finish the cuff. I was a little surprised that you didn’t annealing the cuff between every round. The cuff got so hard and out of shape I was, as I said… surprised! I thought you were pretty lucky it didn’t break. It turned out beautiful though! I would have loved to see you melt the edges! Maybe on another video? Thanks for the share!

Thank you!

Safety first. Never wear gloves when polishing or grinding. Nice bracelet. Neat concept.

What is "sticky gluie stuff"?

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I've taken classes from Michael Good and Cynthia Eid and yours looks just as nice!

Really good "Look"... At the end how much do you get for each of the bracelets

the reason why it is not showing dark oxide layers is because drawing the copper to the surface and etching it away leaves you with pure silver, which does not oxidize. so its just white metal. thats called depletion.

great work !!! what is the thickness of the metal?

You do know that one side will have cured corners and the other side will be square, I'm wondering????

Der Deckel gehört bombiert.

Very beautiful.

Nice! Very clear. I’m perplexed by solder and metals and what solder goes with what metal.

I love the earrings ❤❤❤ okay back to the video, Michelle

I really loved it! Beautiful piece! Do you think it could be done using german silver instead of copper? Should I try using flux in that case? Thank you for teaching us this great technique.

If you can't start pounding on that thing I'm out of here

Another great video! Thank you and subbed. A question - if we want to texture the edges, with say a cross-pein or punches, or hammer the whole thing with a ball-pein, do we do this while the sheet is still flat before shaping with the nylon hammer?

Very useful - thank you! I love anticlastic forms and I first saw a tutorial showing that you had to solder first (which of course I didn't want to do for a slip on cuff) so this was great and I followed the beginning steps. What do you think is the ideal gauge sheet for a cuff like this, and perhaps the maximum we could go to and stll anneal without issue? I was using 0.5mm but it felt a little too thin.

Hi Pat, I liked the ring you showed with the rectangle stone. How do you make it stay in there? I’m going to make one today. Thank you!

Great video thanks

Good video! Couldn't you solder the tube onto your piece and then set the stone?

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Yes they are top stuff !

I like your saw, what kind/brand is it?

Thanks so much for these videos. I am excited to try it. Can you tell me where you got the stake set up and the hammer that you are working with? Thanks!

Great video. Thanks!

Hi Pat, how did you insert and secure the metal rod into the nylon to create the stakes?

Thank you. My father use to make bangles and he taught me once as a kid but I've since forgotten. I was nice that this video existed so that I had a refresher.

Please help! I want a completely plain bangle 6cm weighing 40g, the jeweller is telling me i will need 80grm of silver because of waste? I have never heard of this before so is this true. i would be so grateful for your reply.

Molto bello, bravo!

Neat, thank you. Why does the repeated heating not create firescale? Or is it that firescale is being created, and then the copper etched away? How about using Argentium?

Nice I learned that a hexagonal box is a six sided box thanks

How do you solder a bangle on a person?

The formula is not clear, please explain me how it is the correct formula. 😊