Soldering a Ring: Using Butt, Sweat and Tee Soldering Techniques.
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2019
- Improve your soldering skills or learn new ones. In this video, I cover the three basic forms of soldering: Butt, Sweat and Tee soldering. Learn the steps for successful soldering and many insider tips to ensure your success. Learn to troubleshoot soldering problems. As a bonus, I'll show you how to fix your cross lock tweezers.
Also, learn why fit, cleanliness, and heat are so important for soldering success. Discover methods for creating a good fit and how to control solder flow without melting your metal!
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Tools and materials used in this video
Miter cutting vise: amzn.to/34XiHez. My favorite miter cutting vise and jig is the one made in France an available at Rio Grande Jewelry.
Batterns Self-Pickling Flux: amzn.to/34XEoLi
Decorating wheel (solder block sits on it, allowing you to move your work while soldering): amzn.to/2LFcRXC
Hard, medium and easy solder: amzn.to/2O9kbfx
Cross lock tweezers: amzn.to/2OaSZgw
3M Tri-M-Ite Polishing Papers: amzn.to/30xderk
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Thank you Nancy, your videos are very helpful and entertaining.
Thank You soooooo much!!!
I'm super happy to see your videos again!!!
Thank you Nancy you’re the most wonderful teacher
Me and my wife Marcia are fans of your work
Butt Sweat & Tee. I remember them from the 70’s!
Great video! I especially needed the end of it on how to fix locking tweezers! Thank you!
Thank you thank you thank you! this video helps a lot. I appreciate all of your work. you know you are my top mentor!
Welcome back, i was wondering where you been 😁 Love your vids
Thanks Nancy, I used to watch your videos along time ago when I was first try to learn how to saw, I got so frustrated braking saw blade That I didn't touch it for a couple years, but am giving it another try. I went to your website and did the little whale tail project and actually got it finished :) now i think i am going to make smaller ones for earrings. Thanks so much for video, you are so talented and the body cam works great.
So helpful to me- you really explain everything on a lay woman's level! Thank you. (Now let's see if I can do it, lol!)
Thanks so much, Nancy! I learn so much from your videos!
THANK YOU NANCY! I learned a lot! I started making silver jewelry simply by watching YT video's! You have been one of my greatest teachers and also you are inspiring....I am pulling cat hair out of my eyelashes as I type. btw, why are middle age women with cats called "old cat ladies"? The guys live a long time! At 30 yrs. old with a kitten, we are simply cat lovers, but when those kittens are around 20 (even 15 yrs. old) we are then referred to as "old cat ladies" WTH?...this just occurred to me! lol!!!
Hello Nancy ...
My name is Ricardo ... São Paulo - Brazil
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Oh, THAT kind of butt... (Thanks Nanc!)
Good thing you put a comma after butt. LOL!
Great video as always Nancy! I have a question about the tee soldering, what keeps the pieces from falling over? I could understand if you had used 2 third hands! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Larry, around 11 minutes into the video she says she cut slots in the pieces and then fit them together.
Actually she doesn't "say" it, it is in writing, but that's the trick.
@@aliceharvey3019 I appreciate you for letting me know about the slots in the material.
Butt, Sweat & Tears
I the first solder (tee); how did you get the solder to adhere to the metal up high like that...off the charcoal block? Gravity dictates it should fall, so I’m guessing you have a method to keep it up there.
SuElyn Peters I believe the flux was what’s holding the solder to the piece
She cut slots to fit them together and have a better hold.