retired jeweller here Joel . That is brave . Amethysts are among the worst for chipping . My beyond skillful diamond setter told me he would rather set emeralds than amethyst due to amethist's vulnerability
brilliant video I can tell the effort and detail you've gone to, and it has really really helped, so informative thank you so much for taking your time out to teach us
@@JMDjewelry I agree that the "In Real Life" close-up can be confusing because everything is shiny and it can be hard to know exactly what you are looking at. Your diagrams are fantastic.
Thank you for the video! I agree with Norman and Rick a scope camera or electric microscope is great idea to show us what you're doing in real time. It would be great to see how you do things up close. :D :D
Nice idea. I guees it is pendant for the priest/-ess during service. I like the way you use the ornament on the top of the circle as a bail. Very nice instruktions. Undercutting such small settings, you don't see that every time.
best detail video for sure. I want to set 2mm square stones and i would love to watch you do that. I am not sure if it would work the same as round stones
Joel thank you so much ! Very helpful information on setting technique my friend ! I came across a video titled How to make a Faberge Imperial egg , I would like to see you narrate a video along with the principals noted here in . Enamel maybe ?
Nice video, sir. it would be more better if the camera angle was closer. Maybe it will confuse us at first but that's okay, we will learn it. Sorry for my broken English.
its funny, im a beginner just learning to do stuff, and I had an idea for something like this except using oblong stones, and exactly for amethysts... idea is darkened silver with em around it, so I looked up stone setting and this was the video that caught my attention without even knowing that its basically the same idea
What magnifier x do u use for this. I just got into 3d printed jewelry and had 120 1mm diamonds micro pave in the design it printed great and casted great. However I can't seem to seat them down far enough. What burrs and size burrs do u recommend ? Sorry for all the questions
How do you know the Amethyst stones setting meaning how do you know the exact amount of stones to put in the charm with out any spacing problems. When you get to the last stone and it doesnt fit because its to close to the first stone?
Thank you Joel! I have a few cast rings i bought to practice stone setting on before i reset my anniversary ring stones into its new ring that has 40 1mm diamonds surrounding the 2 oval diamonds. I wasn't sure what to do to the pinpoint settings to open them up to hold the diamonds. This answers a lot! I was wondering if you can make it possible to print out your graphics? I have a few issues with remembering the small details and it would be nice to be able to look at them without leaving my bench and getting out the computer and finding them in the video again. Please!
Small stones isn't really something I struggle with. More so for me is how soft the stone is. I'm more than used to working with .0018 stones but if you handed me all those amethysts I'd be bummed out lol.
The combination of your verbal instruction, hands on video, and graphics are the perfect tutorial tool! I can’t thank you enough!
this is great may I quote you?
Absolutely! Anything that gets the word out!
You're a god. I searched 1 week to find this.
Nice. Love the inserted CAD samples.
retired jeweller here Joel . That is brave . Amethysts are among the worst for chipping . My beyond skillful diamond setter told me he would rather set emeralds than amethyst due to amethist's vulnerability
brilliant video I can tell the effort and detail you've gone to, and it has really really helped, so informative thank you so much for taking your time out to teach us
really interesting topic Joel, thx. time to buy a scope camera?
I have one I just think the view confuses most but I will give it a rethink
@@JMDjewelry I agree that the "In Real Life" close-up can be confusing because everything is shiny and it can be hard to know exactly what you are looking at. Your diagrams are fantastic.
Great video thanks for sharing! Loved the technical explanations!
This was AMAZING to watch! Thank you so much for sharing this video and making those 3D examples!!!! I'm blown away honestly
Thank you! I am just about to try and do this! Your timing is perfect👍🏻
Thank you for the video! I agree with Norman and Rick a scope camera or electric microscope is great idea to show us what you're doing in real time. It would be great to see how you do things up close. :D :D
Thank you for this video! I'm just starting to set my own halos, and this is REALLY helpful
Delicate work ,great to watch ,and learn from thank you 🙏
thanks so much Joel especially for sharing in 3D how it works.
Thanks for the kind words
Thank you!!!! This was a huge help for me!!!
Tank you master. I so teaching your lessons a bout jewelry an seat stone.
Great sir my one of my favorite make more video
Nice idea. I guees it is pendant for the priest/-ess during service.
I like the way you use the ornament on the top of the circle as a bail.
Very nice instruktions. Undercutting such small settings, you don't see that every time.
best detail video for sure. I want to set 2mm square stones and i would love to watch you do that. I am not sure if it would work the same as round stones
Joel thank you so much ! Very helpful information on setting technique my friend ! I came across a video titled How to make a Faberge Imperial egg , I would like to see you narrate a video along with the principals noted here in . Enamel maybe ?
Great tutorial, Thanks!!
Excellent. A lot of Practice tp go.
Nice video, thank you
Nice video, sir.
it would be more better if the camera angle was closer. Maybe it will confuse us at first but that's okay, we will learn it.
Sorry for my broken English.
Thanks for sharing. I love your channel! Can you please write what the thickness of the prongs is? I'm trying to set 1.2mm stones.
when using cad its hard to get a prong smaller than .8 mm most are 1 mm
@@JMDjewelry Thank you so much.
No entendí ni v. pero se ve bien chingón. Nice Bro 👌👌👌
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its funny, im a beginner just learning to do stuff, and I had an idea for something like this except using oblong stones, and exactly for amethysts... idea is darkened silver with em around it, so I looked up stone setting and this was the video that caught my attention without even knowing that its basically the same idea
Hi, where do you get your stones from?
nice work my man!
Hi Joel, I love your videos. What foredom flex shaft are you using, because i see that it turn so slow and easy to control.
Hi Joel and thanks for your video. May I ask why the designer didn't modelize the seats of the stones? Is there any reasons?
I designed this. I always want to have metal to cut. That way if the stones are not the right size or if the casting is not perfect its still usable.
@@JMDjewelry smart
What the specific name of set of tools??
How difficult would this be without the magnification?
Not that hard
Can u make a video of how to repair a mirco pave stone falling out.
Nice tutorial
Thank you! Great video! What did you do with a middle points? I might have missed that in the video) Thank you
They are decorative
What magnifier x do u use for this. I just got into 3d printed jewelry and had 120 1mm diamonds micro pave in the design it printed great and casted great. However I can't seem to seat them down far enough. What burrs and size burrs do u recommend ? Sorry for all the questions
How do you know the Amethyst stones setting meaning how do you know the exact amount of stones to put in the charm with out any spacing problems. When you get to the last stone and it doesnt fit because its to close to the first stone?
Thank you Joel! I have a few cast rings i bought to practice stone setting on before i reset my anniversary ring stones into its new ring that has 40 1mm diamonds surrounding the 2 oval diamonds. I wasn't sure what to do to the pinpoint settings to open them up to hold the diamonds. This answers a lot! I was wondering if you can make it possible to print out your graphics? I have a few issues with remembering the small details and it would be nice to be able to look at them without leaving my bench and getting out the computer and finding them in the video again. Please!
You can take a screendump off the graphic (maybee?) and print that
What kind of drill would I need to do that?
Thanks Joel ive found a lot of people are buying jewellery from china and im getting repairs with tiny diamonds
you place them with the finger?
I use beeswax
@@JMDjewelry noted! I have to replace about 100 1mm zircons for a watch
How can I get a blank like this?
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what is the piece sitting in and where could I buy some of it for holding while setting stones please
grs.com/product/benchmate-encore-qc-basic-package/
What are holding the mtg. with?
Jet sett www.riogrande.com/product/jett-ballistic-fixturing-compound/118226GP/?code=118226
What's the name of the handle thing you are using where the pendent is on?
That is a GRS brand bench mate it appears to be a ring vice with a glob of hot glue holding the pendant in place.
where are you located?
Hope to watch engraving on inflated surface.
Can't see close view sir
What burrs to use on stainless steel watches
Bush Carbide burs work well for hard metals.
How do I make the prongs? That is really really getting me
This was created in CAD..
@@JMDjewelry right but in a pave setting what tool do I use to make the beading toil deeper in the middle? I BELIVE that is what is hindering me
@@liveonmiamibeachcom6775 You would cut it with gravers. I use round botom
@@JMDjewelry nice, use tyr drill I am guessing in a rotary motion?
@@JMDjewelry Joel, what size of prongs you created in CAD for these 1mm stones?
Small stones isn't really something I struggle with. More so for me is how soft the stone is. I'm more than used to working with .0018 stones but if you handed me all those amethysts I'd be bummed out lol.
what is the name of that paste to hold the pieces?
Do you have a contact?
You can reach me here.
2:30 ur beautiful