Sooo happy to see you are still making videos because I haven’t seen you in a while. Keep it up my friend, you are my inspiration and I have learned sooo much from you!!!
Even if you aren't making something i will make, i watch because i ALWAYS learn something from your videos. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
you prolly dont give a damn but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I love any tricks you can give me
Fine Silver is a soft metal that isn't durable for Jewellery. Sterling Silver is 925 ppm (92.5%) Fine Silver that is alloyed with 7.5% with other metals - usually copper - to make it harder and more durable. Annealing Sterling silver leaves Firestain which is the oxides of Copper created when heating the sterling silver. These oxides stain the sterling silver red or purple. When pickled firestained Sterling Silver reacts with the acid, removing some of the copper oxides, leaving a thin layer of Fine Silver, but underneath that firestain can still exist. So, to save time and work, Soham tumbled the piece to buff up that layer of fine silver and finish the surface.
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That was a great idea folding the arrow over and putting all the cool textures ❤❤❤
Sooo happy to see you are still making videos because I haven’t seen you in a while. Keep it up my friend, you are my inspiration and I have learned sooo much from you!!!
Even if you aren't making something i will make, i watch because i ALWAYS learn something from your videos. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
Same here. The techniques he shows are always applicable to other pieces.
Thanks Soham that's fantastic. Take care and all the best. Stevie
I love the handy wooden tool you have. Makes great starter folds. I've tried to fold by hand and its very frustrating.
Lovely, as always. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your expertise.
Thanks. Please keep posting!
OMG I so love your work!
Beautiful, Soham!
Really lovely piece 👌
Very nice !
I am grateful for my online mentor :) Thank you
I am glad to see that one of the men that I respect most in the jewelry field breaks a blade now and then.
you are not a jewellery until you break your blade!
I’ve picked up my saw and had the blade break, nowhere NEAR the piece! Lol
@@catzkeet4860 that is the name of the game. 😅
Wow! I love it. I am definitely making these for Xmas gifts!! Thank you
Thanks Soham! Keep up the great work! I've learned so much from you.
you prolly dont give a damn but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my login password. I love any tricks you can give me
@Thaddeus Logan Instablaster ;)
So happy you see you
Nearly $60 for that saw but im going to save up for it
Great content!
Bravo👏❤
Nice piece. Firescale on fine silver?
Fine Silver is a soft metal that isn't durable for Jewellery. Sterling Silver is 925 ppm (92.5%) Fine Silver that is alloyed with 7.5% with other metals - usually copper - to make it harder and more durable. Annealing Sterling silver leaves Firestain which is the oxides of Copper created when heating the sterling silver. These oxides stain the sterling silver red or purple. When pickled firestained Sterling Silver reacts with the acid, removing some of the copper oxides, leaving a thin layer of Fine Silver, but underneath that firestain can still exist. So, to save time and work, Soham tumbled the piece to buff up that layer of fine silver and finish the surface.
He used sterling for this piece because it’s more durable than fine silver. The pendant is for a child.