Brian Saban, we spoke with our Tech Team and thay daid that the material requires Blue UV LED at 365nm to cure. We hope this information was helpful to you!
@@Suehuskins our Tech Team got back to us and said that, yes, you can set stones without glue using these products. The process is to drill a hole and create a seat using a diamond or carbide bur that is approximately .05mm smaller than the stone you are setting. Place the piece on the heater for 30 minutes or so at 60C. The material will expand slightly with the heat, then push the stone into the seat and let the item cool down. It’s more like a flush setting. Each type has it’s own list of equipment required. For a full list of required equipment for Hyceram, Luxart, and Luxon, I would recommend giving us a call at 800-545-6566 or emailing at info@riogrande.com. You can also search for Hyceram, Luxart, and Luxon on our resource center to see the step by step videos: www.riogrande.com/category/resource-center. We hope this is helpful!
Lol - that is totally wrong, you still sell Kliar Nano-Ceramic E-Coating while it doesn't work on rings durability wise, it works great on pendants and only costs like $60 a bottle! plus the rectifier which you can find online if you look for a good priced one for $120 like I did ... if you got the $5,000 well then ok!
@@angelamarshall1819, our Tech Team said, Luxon would be the best place to start as it’s versatile with opaque and transparent colors, and requires the least amount of equipment. All that is required is the Link and Bond, the color of your choice, and the blue light LED. We typically use a sand blaster to rough up the surface to give it some “teeth”, but any abrasive will work the same way. We hope this was helpful. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions!
I would like to get my designs created with the Invicon color compounds. Do you have list of jewelry manufacturers that are experienced with Invicon products and could produce my pieces?
No offense, but these are RIDICULOUSLY expensive. I don't have $5k to just drop on something like this! I imagine most people don't. I appreciate what these products can do but wow, the costs!
@@Dan-ji4db i miss the old Mark Nelson videos about basic metal smithing and affordable tools. I agree with you that all the videos lately are for very expensive systems. I hardly watch them now
Kinda looks like an over priced uv resin. What are the specs on the uv gun light? Wondering if a $20 nail uv lamp would work.
Brian Saban, we will ask our tech team and get you a professional response!
Brian Saban, we spoke with our Tech Team and thay daid that the material requires Blue UV LED at 365nm to cure. We hope this information was helpful to you!
Are there any that glow in the dark?
You said you can set stones without glue, is it malleable to form prongs? I’m confused. Also what extra equipment is needed besides colors?
SueHuskins, I will send your questoin over to our Tech Team and get you their professional response!
@@RioGrande1944 thank you. I did see products from link in description but it didn’t help.
@@Suehuskins our Tech Team got back to us and said that, yes, you can set stones without glue using these products. The process is to drill a hole and create a seat using a diamond or carbide bur that is approximately .05mm smaller than the stone you are setting. Place the piece on the heater for 30 minutes or so at 60C. The material will expand slightly with the heat, then push the stone into the seat and let the item cool down. It’s more like a flush setting. Each type has it’s own list of equipment required. For a full list of required equipment for Hyceram, Luxart, and Luxon, I would recommend giving us a call at 800-545-6566 or emailing at info@riogrande.com. You can also search for Hyceram, Luxart, and Luxon on our resource center to see the step by step videos: www.riogrande.com/category/resource-center. We hope this is helpful!
@@RioGrande1944 WOW! Thank you so much for info. 👍
@@Suehuskins Not a problem, thank you for watching!
I need color
Lol - that is totally wrong, you still sell Kliar Nano-Ceramic E-Coating while it doesn't work on rings durability wise, it works great on pendants and only costs like $60 a bottle! plus the rectifier which you can find online if you look for a good priced one for $120 like I did ... if you got the $5,000 well then ok!
How can i get started doing this?But I want to learn how to do it all the Silver metal pieces and all..is there a starter kit?
angela marshall, let me contact our Tech Team and get you professional advice to answer your question.
@@RioGrande1944 okay thankyou
@@angelamarshall1819, our Tech Team said, Luxon would be the best place to start as it’s versatile with opaque and transparent colors, and requires the least amount of equipment. All that is required is the Link and Bond, the color of your choice, and the blue light LED. We typically use a sand blaster to rough up the surface to give it some “teeth”, but any abrasive will work the same way. We hope this was helpful. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions!
@@RioGrande1944 Thank you so much..God bless you
@@angelamarshall1819 Thank you for watching!
I would like to get my designs created with the Invicon color compounds. Do you have list of jewelry manufacturers that are experienced with Invicon products and could produce my pieces?
We will reach out to our Tech Team and get you a professional response!
Hello Eric. I can help you with designs . I have a ceramic machine. Feel free to contact me if you want jewellery designed and manufactured.
@@faridgadimov1878 Hi Farid. Hope all is well. I understand you have ceramic machine and can design and manufacture. Where are you located?
@@SmithEricL Hi Eric. I do have it. Plsea contact me if you have any questions.
Wow!!!!!
Ok lets see you set that stone you cant just talk about it and not show us the process
No offense, but these are RIDICULOUSLY expensive. I don't have $5k to just drop on something like this! I imagine most people don't. I appreciate what these products can do but wow, the costs!
For some reason Rio doesnt make videos for items under $5k. Its all super expensive stuff that the average maker can only dream to afford. 🙄
Jennifer Montgomery, thank you for your feedback, we hope you continue to check our our content!
@@Dan-ji4db Thank you for your feedback, we will take this into account!
@@Dan-ji4db i miss the old Mark Nelson videos about basic metal smithing and affordable tools. I agree with you that all the videos lately are for very expensive systems. I hardly watch them now
I've yet to see a legitimate use for this abomination, but I'll try to keep an open mind.