I've been observing your work since the beginning, admiring your unique creations even when they had little recognition. It's incredible to see how many viewers you have now!
Thanks for your support! I’m really glad you like what my team and I are doing. UA-cam has turned out to be a challenging platform, but the most important thing is to keep going and never give up!
For over a decade, i have been a blademith, making swords, axes, knives, all kinds of sharp stuff. This is a great video that was shot very well. Your shop is on point, and your work tables are very efficiently laid out. Loved that all the work was done by hand. I would rate this video a 10 out of 10. Awesome job
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your experience as a bladesmith! It truly means a lot coming from someone with your expertise. I’m thrilled you enjoyed the video and appreciated the setup and craftsmanship. Your feedback inspires me to keep creating! Wishing you continued success with your incredible work!
Thank you for your comment! It’s amazing to hear that the ring sparks some fantasy inspiration. If your sorcerer ends up wearing something like this, let me know-I’d love to see it!
Вещи сделанные руками человека наполненны душой и энергией. Они особые. Это мысли и воображения материализованы в наш мир. Как же это прекрасно видеть и наблюдать работу мастера. Я с детства мечтаю попробовать какое либо ремесло, подобного плана : ковка металла, ювелирное дело. Но всё время что-то мешает и отвлекает от этого. Увидев ваш фломастер вспомнил, что у меня был такой же. И понял. Быть может вы из России. И начал искать в видео ещё зацепки и Нашел. Здравствуйте )
Спасибо за такой тёплый и вдохновляющий комментарий! Очень рад, что моё видео вызвало у вас такие эмоции. Если вы мечтаете попробовать ремесло, начните с малого - это всегда захватывающее путешествие. Рад знакомству, здравствуйте!
Beautiful work. At 3:20 here's where's a wire gizmo would have helped you. I found a vendor at a gem and jewelry show and I love it. I've even made custom wrapping cranks for it so I can do multiple different colors of wire
Thank you for your kind words and thoughtful feedback! That’s a great tip about the wire gizmo - it sounds like such a useful tool, especially with custom cranks for multiple colors. I’ll definitely look into it for future projects. Thanks for sharing!
Watching you work is pure pleasure! It has a calming/inspirational quality culminating into a beautiful piece of artistic jewelry. Also, whoever is filming and editing; your doing a fantastic job! I'm subscribing. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really happy you enjoy the process and the final result. I’ll make sure to pass your compliments to the person behind the camera
What brand of rolling mill are you using? I appreciate what you give freely through this video, regardless of any response or not to my question. All the best to you.
Thank you for your kind words! The rolling mill I use is a local production brand that isn’t available on the global market. However, there are many great alternatives that you can easily find from well-known manufacturers. Let me know if you need suggestions, and I’ll be happy to help! All the best to you too!
Thank you for subscribing! I hope you enjoy my other works as well. You are probably referring to the patina solution. It’s a special composition that helps oxidize silver and copper.
I tried a twisted wire ring a few days ago, my issue seems to be the soldering process. I use soft solder and before it melts or "takes" the heat removes the plate from the wire affecting the whole look.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It sounds like the soldering process is indeed causing some challenges. Using a heat-resistant soldering block or clamp might help stabilize the wire and plate during soldering. You could also try using a medium or hard solder, as they require higher temperatures and may prevent premature movement of the plate.
Рекомендовал бы розовый отбел от Сапфира(порошок). Работает нахолодную и не парит, чем выжигать себе легкие парами кипящей лимонки. Поверьте, пульмонологи одобряют.
Nice! I’m really interested in that torch system you’re using, I cannot understand what you’re pumping with your foot? I know it’s something to do with the oxy/fuel but they’re in pressurized tanks right? Thank you, could you clarify my ignorance?
Thank you for your interest! The foot pump you’re seeing is part of the air control system for the torch. It regulates airflow, which helps me fine-tune the flame for precision work. The oxygen and fuel indeed come from pressurized tanks, but the pump gives me extra control over the intensity and balance of the flame while I’m working. I hope this clears up any confusion!
Thanks for the quick response! I didn’t expect that. I still have no idea how pumping with your foot adjusts the pressure instead of turning a knob but I’ll sub and maybe in your future videos I’ll get a better idea. Thanks again 🫡
@Arachnia_Sea so... you're saying silver has turned ppls skin green? I find that very hard to believe. Js. I don't think you know what you're talking about. If the statue of liberty were made out of sliver it wouldn't be green the way it oxidized because it's copper. It would be a dull worn silver and dirty. But would still be sliver. Copper oxidizes way faster in reality let alone some ppl.
@Arachnia_Sea as far as "tarnishing" goes copper and silver never oxidized the same way on anyone in the history of man. Be careful where you spread your ignorance.
While the channel is still growing, I’m not selling anything yet, but I plan to in the future. I’m really glad you liked it! Subscribe to stay updated.
Thank you for your comment! These elements in the video are part of its artistic side. Since it’s not purely an educational video but also an entertaining one.
I've been observing your work since the beginning, admiring your unique creations even when they had little recognition. It's incredible to see how many viewers you have now!
Thanks for your support! I’m really glad you like what my team and I are doing. UA-cam has turned out to be a challenging platform, but the most important thing is to keep going and never give up!
For over a decade, i have been a blademith, making swords, axes, knives, all kinds of sharp stuff. This is a great video that was shot very well. Your shop is on point, and your work tables are very efficiently laid out. Loved that all the work was done by hand. I would rate this video a 10 out of 10. Awesome job
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share your experience as a bladesmith! It truly means a lot coming from someone with your expertise. I’m thrilled you enjoyed the video and appreciated the setup and craftsmanship. Your feedback inspires me to keep creating! Wishing you continued success with your incredible work!
I’ve been watching you since the beginning making very unique pieces and no one was watching. Now you have many viewers, amazing!
Thank you for continuing to follow my work! Yes, I am still studying UA-cam algorithms and adapting my creativity to the platform’s rules. 🙌🏻
Such a wonderful workmanship, hats off to you
Thank you! i’m glad that you like it !
This is a pretty cool ring. I'm an aspiring fantasy writer and I can definitely see a sorcerer wearing a ring like that.
Thank you for your comment! It’s amazing to hear that the ring sparks some fantasy inspiration. If your sorcerer ends up wearing something like this, let me know-I’d love to see it!
so basically you are just a normal guy like everybody else that doesnt get paid to write lol
i like...nice kreatif 👍
thank you for your support 🙌🏻
Talk about talent! Beautiful job!
thank you for your support 🫶
Вещи сделанные руками человека наполненны душой и энергией. Они особые. Это мысли и воображения материализованы в наш мир.
Как же это прекрасно видеть и наблюдать работу мастера.
Я с детства мечтаю попробовать какое либо ремесло, подобного плана : ковка металла, ювелирное дело. Но всё время что-то мешает и отвлекает от этого.
Увидев ваш фломастер вспомнил, что у меня был такой же. И понял. Быть может вы из России. И начал искать в видео ещё зацепки и Нашел. Здравствуйте )
Спасибо за такой тёплый и вдохновляющий комментарий! Очень рад, что моё видео вызвало у вас такие эмоции. Если вы мечтаете попробовать ремесло, начните с малого - это всегда захватывающее путешествие. Рад знакомству, здравствуйте!
Love the idea of the ring. Awesome work.
I’m glad you liked my work! Thank you for your comment, it helps the algorithms promote my creations!
Really love the scale work.
thank you🙌🏻
Beautiful work. Thank you for that pleasure
thank you for your support!
Beautiful work 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
The ring is really cool, but I am truly in awe of the workbench
Thank you! The workbench is where all the magic happens-glad you noticed and appreciated it!
Great idea and design!
I'm very impressed✨✨✨
Thank you for your comment!❤️
Bravo.Respect.👏👍
thank you 🤝
Beautiful work. At 3:20 here's where's a wire gizmo would have helped you. I found a vendor at a gem and jewelry show and I love it. I've even made custom wrapping cranks for it so I can do multiple different colors of wire
Thank you for your kind words and thoughtful feedback! That’s a great tip about the wire gizmo - it sounds like such a useful tool, especially with custom cranks for multiple colors. I’ll definitely look into it for future projects. Thanks for sharing!
@@jewelatorОни не сложно найти в США, а в России я не знаю. Может быть по интернету?
Awesome work, you are very talented and i hope i can be as skillful one day
Thank you so much ☺️ and you will !
Awesome, a matching bracelet would be cool. Very impressive workbench
Thank you for your kind words! Maybe I’ll make a bracelet in the future ❤️
Watching you work is pure pleasure! It has a calming/inspirational quality culminating into a beautiful piece of artistic jewelry. Also, whoever is filming and editing; your doing a fantastic job! I'm subscribing. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really happy you enjoy the process and the final result. I’ll make sure to pass your compliments to the person behind the camera
Amazing Craftsmanship 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
thank you for your support 🫶
Simply beautiful
thank you!
BRAVO COLLEGA
thank you bro🙌🏻
Уроборос красиво получился.
thank you for your support 🫶
Hermoso en tus manos se ve muy Facil, te Felicito gracias por tu conocimiento y paciencia FELIZ NAVIDAD Y UN HERMOSO BUEN AÑO , LA SIGO profe.
Thank you for such a warm and positive comment! Wishing you happy upcoming holidays and lots of luck and health in the new year!
Задумка хорошая!
thank you 🙏
Impresionante tu trabajo, té felicito de❤,soy Mario huberman dé argentina 🇦🇷🧉 bendiciones para todos
Thank you so much, Mario! Greetings to Argentina, and blessings to you as well!
What brand of rolling mill are you using? I appreciate what you give freely through this video, regardless of any response or not to my question. All the best to you.
Thank you for your kind words! The rolling mill I use is a local production brand that isn’t available on the global market. However, there are many great alternatives that you can easily find from well-known manufacturers. Let me know if you need suggestions, and I’ll be happy to help! All the best to you too!
What gage wire did you use?
You can use wire with a thickness of 0.5-1 mm. The size of the scales on the ring will depend on this.
@@jewelatorTy:) you do beautiful work!
thanks)
Beautiful... I'm subscribed. I know im going to sound stupid but what was the oily coloured stuff you painted onto the piece at the end???❤❤
Thank you for subscribing! I hope you enjoy my other works as well. You are probably referring to the patina solution. It’s a special composition that helps oxidize silver and copper.
IMPRESIONANTE la verdad.
Thank you🫶
Davvero brava
thank you 🙏
Beautiful work 👏. I am just worried, copper will oxidise
Thank you for your support! Yes, there is a high chance that copper will oxidize, but it can be coated with lacquer.
I tried a twisted wire ring a few days ago, my issue seems to be the soldering process. I use soft solder and before it melts or "takes" the heat removes the plate from the wire affecting the whole look.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It sounds like the soldering process is indeed causing some challenges. Using a heat-resistant soldering block or clamp might help stabilize the wire and plate during soldering. You could also try using a medium or hard solder, as they require higher temperatures and may prevent premature movement of the plate.
Рекомендовал бы розовый отбел от Сапфира(порошок). Работает нахолодную и не парит, чем выжигать себе легкие парами кипящей лимонки. Поверьте, пульмонологи одобряют.
Thank you for the advice! We’ll try to find this composition.
@@jewelator "…nothing gave away the fact that Stirlitz was a spy - neither the Soviet equipment, nor the inscriptions on the containers in Russian" ))
Haha, that’s a classic! Stirlitz really knew how to blend in, didn’t he? The whole “nothing gave him away” vibe is just so iconic.
Awesome. What gauge are you using for the twisting wire and the core?
Thank you! I usually use wire between 20-22 gauge for twisting, and the core can be around 18 gauge depending on the design.
Where did you get your vice from
I honestly don’t remember where I got them, as they are over 15 years old.
In general what size is a wire do you use and what length
You can use wire with a thickness of 0.6-1 mm. Take the length with some extra to spare; you can simply cut off the excess.
Sería increíble si tuviera algunas gemas incrustadas donde van los ojos.
Thank you for your idea. Yes, we could have at least added it to the eyes. We’ll keep it in mind for future projects.
عالی
thank you)
Nice! I’m really interested in that torch system you’re using, I cannot understand what you’re pumping with your foot? I know it’s something to do with the oxy/fuel but they’re in pressurized tanks right? Thank you, could you clarify my ignorance?
Thank you for your interest! The foot pump you’re seeing is part of the air control system for the torch. It regulates airflow, which helps me fine-tune the flame for precision work. The oxygen and fuel indeed come from pressurized tanks, but the pump gives me extra control over the intensity and balance of the flame while I’m working. I hope this clears up any confusion!
Thanks for the quick response! I didn’t expect that. I still have no idea how pumping with your foot adjusts the pressure instead of turning a knob but I’ll sub and maybe in your future videos I’ll get a better idea. Thanks again 🫡
you’re welcome)
great work. Thanks! What cam did you use for the close ups pleaese? Kind regards
Thank you for your support! We shoot with a Blackmagic camera.
Красиво! Но боковые поверхности очень большого диаметра, носить такое будет крайне неудобно. Надо немного поработать над дизайном.
You’re welcome! Yes, this thickness may not be the most comfortable to wear, but you can experiment and find a more comfortable option.
❤❤❤
thank you 🙏
You take commissions?
What do you mean?
Wieso nicht Kupfer und Alu????
Since copper and silver are easier to solder onto silver-plated solder. Aluminum is rarely used in jewelry.
That ring was massive think it would make your finger's gape
Thank you for your comment, some people like massive rings like this.
Perchè mostrare fili elettrici quando poi non li usi?
We used the same ones, but the protective film was already removed in the video. 🙌🏻
👍🙂
thank you)
Why would you mix silver and copper? Cool design but do gold if you can. Gold won't turn your skin green.
Thank you for the suggestion! I mix silver and copper for their unique aesthetic contrast, but gold is definitely a great idea for future designs
Copper and silver both tarnish equally on some people... just saying
@Arachnia_Sea so... you're saying silver has turned ppls skin green? I find that very hard to believe. Js. I don't think you know what you're talking about. If the statue of liberty were made out of sliver it wouldn't be green the way it oxidized because it's copper. It would be a dull worn silver and dirty. But would still be sliver. Copper oxidizes way faster in reality let alone some ppl.
@@Arachnia_Sea I really don't think you know what you're talking about. Silver never turned anyone's skin green. Js
@Arachnia_Sea as far as "tarnishing" goes copper and silver never oxidized the same way on anyone in the history of man. Be careful where you spread your ignorance.
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
thank you bro)
Do you sell them?
While the channel is still growing, I’m not selling anything yet, but I plan to in the future. I’m really glad you liked it! Subscribe to stay updated.
❤😊🤩😀😁☺️😇💯🏆🎉🎉
thank you 🫶
нахера показывать как ты открываешь ящик или как ты берешь линейку? и всякая такая лишняя бливотина
Thank you for your comment! These elements in the video are part of its artistic side. Since it’s not purely an educational video but also an entertaining one.
What an unnecessary ugly and rude comment. Terrible way to spark a conversation on a free video.