Hi Susan, I love this video series you're doing! Congrats to you and the team who have put it together. I would also love to see: (1) a list of all the items used to make each project (with a link to the JTV shop if items are there) and (2) lots of camera close ups showing each stage of the process and the finished project - unfortunately there aren't any here and we can't even see the end result of what you made. It would be great if they could be added to this video!
I agree, it’s a pity we do not see anything of the end result. Also would I love to see the different textures you make with the different tools. Congrats with your videos, they are great 👍🏻 Thanks so much. Greets from Amsterdam, The Netherlands 🇳🇱
When using a ring mandrel, because it is tapered, you must flip the ring and hammer it on both sides. Otherwise, you'll have a finished ring that is larger on one side. You failed to show how to clean up excess solder, as well as how to polish the ring when finished. Also, as almost everyone else pointed out, tie your hair back when working with a torch--of whatever size--and show closeups of your work.
I would’ve loved to have seen a close up of the cutting of the wire, how it looked after soldering and the finish rings. I’m just saying, it would give everyone a good idea if it’s being done properly on our end. Wadiya
It would be helpful to see the flush cut while the silver is on the ring mandrel. Would appreciate some more close ups of process and finished rings. Thx.
Really needed to see a closeup of the work. Couldn't see the texture or how it looked after it was soldered (I think that's how you spell it). Could you please do another video with close ups and a good look at the finished product?
It was so nice to see you making the stack rings 💜💛. I learned to use flux, solder and the torch...back when the gas containers were about 5 feet tall. Oh boy that was fun. 😄😄 Loved seeing the spray flux, the paste solder and handheld torch, easier to use and store. I have two comments...again we couldn't see the pre-made rings. It would have been nice to see the rings first then make the new ones. While I love that you point out using safety goggles, using the goggles is great but having long hair hanging close to the torch was actually quite scary to me. 😯
Hi Samantha! JTV has a good inventory of sterling silver wire. Here is a link: www.jtv.com/category/jewelry-making/wire/_/N-451581875?mcid=XSOjsyt Thanks for watching@
I'm so blessed to have come across these videos you are so amazing and talented can't wait to start making jewelry. Alicia love your necklace did you make it or buy it. If you made it did you record a video I can see?
Great question, Naomi! We have TONS of 101 videos right here: ua-cam.com/play/PL6dPs-7FgLDKtPyyug-NYgo_nHxEugD45.html?mcid=XSOjsyt You can also follow the Jewel School Facebook pages to get multiple DIY jewelry tutorials every week :) facebook.com/jewelschool?mcid=XSOjsyt
JewelSchool please edit this video to include hair pulled back. Safety is more important than beautiful hair, although you won't have any beautiful hair if it flames up.
Agreed! First and foremost paste solder is extremely carcinogenic as well as firescoff. Along with taking your finished pieces out of the pickle with your bare hands.. Safety practices are needed across the board.
Thank you for your tutorials. I enjoy them and always pick up a top or two along the way. :) May I just suggest that you please, please, please pull back your hair? If it were to catch fire the end result could be so tragic. It was hard to watch this video because I was constantly cringing that one of you was going to catch fire! Keep up the great work! Love your videos.
just watched the ring making video it was good but I was distracted by all the hair hanging loose around the flame...not very safe...however you both look good...and it turned out oki...
As everyone is pointing out, we can't see any details of the process. Is this actually a video about being cute and having nice flowy (flammable) hair?
I agree your hair is a real safety hazard, I try not to watch your tutorials when you are together as they are chaotic It’s much clearer when there is one person demonstrating
You never show the rings. What do they even look like?
Ladies, when you use a torch PLEASE tie your hair back!
I agree! PLEASE!
I kept waiting for her to do that!
Came to say the same thing. All people care about these days is looking "INSTAGRAM READY" all the time 🙄 No safety precautions whatsoever...
Hi Susan, I love this video series you're doing! Congrats to you and the team who have put it together. I would also love to see: (1) a list of all the items used to make each project (with a link to the JTV shop if items are there) and (2) lots of camera close ups showing each stage of the process and the finished project - unfortunately there aren't any here and we can't even see the end result of what you made. It would be great if they could be added to this video!
I agree, it’s a pity we do not see anything of the end result. Also would I love to see the different textures you make with the different tools.
Congrats with your videos, they are great 👍🏻
Thanks so much. Greets from Amsterdam, The Netherlands 🇳🇱
And...what size wire? I.mean ...??
When using a ring mandrel, because it is tapered, you must flip the ring and hammer it on both sides. Otherwise, you'll have a finished ring that is larger on one side. You failed to show how to clean up excess solder, as well as how to polish the ring when finished. Also, as almost everyone else pointed out, tie your hair back when working with a torch--of whatever size--and show closeups of your work.
SHOW THE RINGS!!
YESSSS.... IT SHOULD SHOW US THE PRECIOUSSSSSS
Yesss!
I would’ve loved to have seen a close up of the cutting of the wire, how it looked after soldering and the finish rings. I’m just saying, it would give everyone a good idea if it’s being done properly on our end.
Wadiya
yes
closeups of finished product would be nice.
LOL
@@amandamoses5432 finally someone laugh lol
Susan is really talented, I like how she teaches in a relaxed way as well
It would be helpful to see the flush cut while the silver is on the ring mandrel. Would appreciate some more close ups of process and finished rings. Thx.
for soldering silver would it be they same with gold-filled? with gold-filled soldering paste?
I couldn't see what they looked like when finished
Really in need of a close up...thanks for video
Really needed to see a closeup of the work. Couldn't see the texture or how it looked after it was soldered (I think that's how you spell it). Could you please do another video with close ups and a good look at the finished product?
Some close ups would be really, really helpful.
It was so nice to see you making the stack rings 💜💛. I learned to use flux, solder and the torch...back when the gas containers were about 5 feet tall. Oh boy that was fun. 😄😄 Loved seeing the spray flux, the paste solder and handheld torch, easier to use and store. I have two comments...again we couldn't see the pre-made rings. It would have been nice to see the rings first then make the new ones. While I love that you point out using safety goggles, using the goggles is great but having long hair hanging close to the torch was actually quite scary to me. 😯
After eighteen million hours of Jewel School consumption…I finally ordered my wrap and tap!!
Would have been nice to show the different textures of the rings and how it actually looked like........
How do you bezel set a ring you sodered?
What temper do you use? Half hard? Hard? And do you need a tumbler??
What exactly is the pickle? I’m assuming it’s not just water. What exactly would I look up to buy some?
Hey I know I'm late to this vid, but just wanted to tell you that you are hilarious together! 😂😂🔥🔥🔥🧯🧯🧯
SO proud of y'all!
Hi there! What size wire did you use here? Thanks!
Hi! Susan and Alicia used 16ga sterling silver wire.
She got the fire extinguisher! 🤣 Too funny
Do you have a video on how you make the beaded stacked rings?
Hi! Yes, we are planning a tutorial! They're so cute and we can't wait to show everyone how to do them!
Love this vid. Please do more soldering 101! 😊
very helpful! is there a certain type of paste solder that you need to use for gold-filled soldering?
Where do you buy the sterling silver wire?
Hi Samantha! JTV has a good inventory of sterling silver wire. Here is a link: www.jtv.com/category/jewelry-making/wire/_/N-451581875?mcid=XSOjsyt
Thanks for watching@
Thank you
I'm so blessed to have come across these videos you are so amazing and talented can't wait to start making jewelry. Alicia love your necklace did you make it or buy it. If you made it did you record a video I can see?
Alicia did make it. She loves using chip beads, but we don't have a tutorial for this necklace yet!
I am just learning how to make jewelry. What can I do that is easy for me to do?
Great question, Naomi! We have TONS of 101 videos right here: ua-cam.com/play/PL6dPs-7FgLDKtPyyug-NYgo_nHxEugD45.html?mcid=XSOjsyt
You can also follow the Jewel School Facebook pages to get multiple DIY jewelry tutorials every week :) facebook.com/jewelschool?mcid=XSOjsyt
What gauge wire did you use?
Hi Tamara! The gauge wire used in this video was a 16 gauge silver wire. You can find it in the link included in the description.
@@JewelSchool Hmm, I wonder what the rings LOOK LIKE 👀
JewelSchool please edit this video to include hair pulled back. Safety is more important than beautiful hair, although you won't have any beautiful hair if it flames up.
@@JewelSchool First rules...please wear safety glasses And tie back your hair! Safety first!
@@JewelSchool is this half-hard or dead-soft wire? thanks!
More close ups please. Love you two by the way.
Yes, disappointed to not brew able to see r!ngs!! Second, what wire gauge did you use??
You two are a lot of fun 😀
Patricia
Why didn’t you show the finished product close up LOL?
Thanks you so much
The lack of safety is a little unnerving: hair back, ventilation with soldering. Glad you used your glasses!
Agreed! First and foremost paste solder is extremely carcinogenic as well as firescoff. Along with taking your finished pieces out of the pickle with your bare hands.. Safety practices are needed across the board.
Thank you 🙏
Would have been nice to see the finished product. Otherwise very good video.
No close-ups. Why, I wonder...?
I have no idea what the stack rings look like since you didn't show them closeup...didn't show them at all.
Thank you for your tutorials. I enjoy them and always pick up a top or two along the way. :)
May I just suggest that you please, please, please pull back your hair? If it were to catch fire the end result could be so tragic. It was hard to watch this video because I was constantly cringing that one of you was going to catch fire! Keep up the great work! Love your videos.
just watched the ring making video it was good but I was distracted by all the hair hanging loose around the flame...not very safe...however you both look good...and it turned out oki...
What breed of dogs??!!
I’m going to guess that because this was 5 years ago it felt more like a “short” than a full video💁♀️
As everyone is pointing out, we can't see any details of the process. Is this actually a video about being cute and having nice flowy (flammable) hair?
Too far away cannot appreciate what you are doing or what they looked like. Sorry
I agree your hair is a real safety hazard,
I try not to watch your tutorials when you are together as they are chaotic
It’s much clearer when there is one person demonstrating
You girls didn't pull your long hair back😬 Really cool rings!!
Close ups of the finished product would be nice lol oof☠️
Disappointing to not see the rings close up. 👎
Very dangerous -?pull your hair back to avoid catching on fire
Down voted because we didn't get to see the rings.
We can't see things from the other side of the studio peeps!!
Tie your hair back. Set a good example.
Tie your hair back ladies
Not useful sorry. Couldn’t see anything but ty.
What gauge wire did you use?
Hey Kevin! Susan and Alicia used 1 foot of .925 sterling silver 16 gauge wire.