How To Make a Set of Square Claw-Set Stud Earrings | Goldsmith's Workshop Secrets
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2023
- This week we are dealing with some beautiful square amethysts, we're making a set of 4 claw stud earrings in 18ct white gold. Enjoy! Let us know if you have any questions or anything to add.
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Australia Bezel punch block with punch !
Always interesting. I’ve recently started learning jewellery and your videos are helping me a lot!
That’s great - it’s such a pleasure to give something back.
Love your studio! About the pendant motor/flexshaft thing: it actually just so happened to be - or rather have both. It's a pendant motor with a flexible shaft; it also has a hand-piece! Pretty much, all of the above! You can eliminate that whole issue by using a micromotor instead of that miserably uncomfortable, arm exhausting, not very flexible flex shaft. 😂 Great channel! I enjoy learning from you. 🌺
In the US a doming block is a block used for doming (forming a dome shape). What you have there looks like a bezel (forming) block for graduated square bezels. Is forming a square called "doming" in South Africa? "Wet & Dry" is a type of sandpaper (as opposed to snadoaper that will just fall aprta if ut gets wet, I suppose). 😅 Using adjectives in place of nouns seems a common thing in various languages/dialects/cultures as we move across borders - I've found that to be true. It is amusing 😊. Absolutely gorgeous fabrication!
Cheers Flying Chef - it’s a worm hole. I’m slowly starting to realize that 50% of the problem might be my vocabulary 😂 I might just have an onslaught of South African goldsmiths next defending tools I might have known for years as something else. But seriously, we need an international guide on this. I have found even suppliers in the uk using different terminology and it’s a nightmare to navigate 🧐
great new video guys. Love the format, music is a nice touch. And of course, the work is so beautiful.
Thanks Norman 🙏🏻 so nice of you to say.
Vídeo bem didático, linda joia. Saudações de um ourives do Brasil. (Very didactic video, beautiful jewel. Greetings from a goldsmith from Brazil.)
Hey Ourivesrock, thanks for that. Wow. Brazil 🇧🇷 💪🏻
Bezel block/Collet Plate (UK)🇬🇧
Brilliant- thanks Annie 🙏🏻
@@jacothejeweller your welcome
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Based on this technique, how do you prevent the circle that you soldered together from coming apart while punching it into shape? I'm having trouble with using a round punch. Thanks for great tutorials! :)
Lots of annealing 😂
Your care an att; to detail your soft manne4 and ha4d drive for perfection is endearing...... Wish i hadhad sum1 like u or at least th internet tuts back in th da6vwhen i was flexing my smithing muscles.... Yet its never too late.... Im probly far older than u but ive hauled out my tools, im organising my workshop, thanks for th inspirasie🙄🙏👌
Could you tell me how do you like your dado laser welder? Is it good enough for welding tiny chains and hollow stuff or it doest have good control and stability with beam and power parameters? Currently I am using Lamper Puk welder and its good overall but not precise enought for very very fine repairs and also sometime having to connect groud wire is in the way.
You make good quality content and I really enjoy it. Thanks!
Hey Marek, thanks for that. I’ve not messed around too much with the Dado yet. Mainly been useful for setting up jobs pre solder. I will have a deep dive and do a video on it to let everybody know what I think of it.
The different methods of working are great shows different perspectives and expertise. Keep it up guys! Can't wait for the next one, we need proof of that setting bench by the way. Setting video...
Thanks for that - yes I need to introduce my setting bench for sure and we are loving the engagement so will keep the cameras rolling 💪🏻
How thick was the sheet you used for the collet ?
Thanks for the question - I’m having to dig deep here but I’d usually work around 0.8mm for something like this. Hope this helps.
you don't say the diameter of the round shape or how you calculated that!
Sorry about that. I do try and include the weights and measurements in the later videos. It’s been such a learning curve all this.