Thank you for another great video. These tips were really useful. I make a lot of headdresses for theatre and film, but using straw, sinamay, wire, glues, stiffeners, lace, ribbon. I'm now learning 3D printing, rhino and jewellery making techiniques to give my headdresses the next level. Very glad to have discovered your youtube channel and courses.
thank you very much for this video! l have been working on this for 2 years now, and l have learned a lot from you .. keep on doing your videos ! l love them! take care!
Perfect video and way of explanation. I design model airplanes (plastic kits), but I'm thinking of trying the area of jewelry design... And every piece of information from 3D jewelry design is very important to me.
FANTASTIC Presentation & Knowledge. I could not get away from watching it completely. THANK you again. Your explanation is detailed yet clear. I came across your referral on a web site down under, amongst the bush fires etc going on here. I just felt an urge to review and although my time as a student last 3 years at Melb Poly with one more to go, did make me think um well, lets see how long you keep my interest. YOU DID MORE THAN THAT. Thank YOU again XOX.
There are few books for jewelry design/sketching. and there are some for jewelry making. but I don't know ONE book that talk about mass production. people learn from experience.
what great tips. you kept me motivated during this epidemic and I don't know how should I appreciate your generosity ❤️️ I only wished I was in another country to join your website courses 🤦🤦
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. You are a great teacher and I hope you be my mentor in improving my jewelry skills. I have worked on the bench for about 30 years. I am interested in learning about 3 d printing and casting. I will like to enrol in the course . Please advise. I am coming from London UK.
Thanks for your Tips, very valuable, i just have a question about the first tip which is what concerns me for now, about the metal thickness, i can't find good information about how much thickness is the minimum, i know it depends on many things like the structure and the place of the metal, but can you share some general tips on how thick should the metal be at the least to hold it's structure
@@PJChenJewelryDesign Thanks for your reply, and your content which is very useful but can you share your experience about how thick should be the metal (specially gold) to be pintable and makeable at least in 2 situation, first in a Mesh structure and second on it's own, as in a single simple ring, to be useable, like can a single wire of 0.6mm hold it's structure on it's own in a ring shaped or can you suggest a way for me to find out about these matters? is there a book or specific article i can look into
Excellent video! Thanks so much for all of your advice. I do have a question, is .4mm the radius, diameter, or length that you suggest for bead settings?
Coming to Rhino6 after being decent at matrix9, any chance you will do a video on setting up Renders on Rhino 6? Also, great videos, quick concise, and very helpful when trying to transition from matrix.
Amazing.. truly thank you! You are so clear and concise - I watch all of the videos and am sincerely considering signing up for membership and even purchase the other courses. I do a lot of ring prototyping with my 3D printer from home, but I am considering getting a 3D printer that is more suitable for ring prototypes. Do you have a suggestion on which 3D printer I should get for these purposes ? I currently have a PRUSE MK3 (I’ve had it for architecture school, and have since graduated - as I mentioned I don’t think it gives me the finite detail i look for in the rings for a prototype. Thanks so much PJ.
I have review for Phrozen Shuffle 4k on my channel. You can check on that. It really depends on your budget and resolution requirement. i don't have a set answer. The facebook group "3-D printing and Casting for Jewelry" has a lot of good discussion and samples on different printers from many jewelry professional. you may want to check on that as well.
How do yo set the model considering the shrinkage rate of casting? do you increase de thickness or just scale the model 5% up? PS Thank you very much for your videos you have a fan in Mexico
@@PJChenJewelryDesign Thanks for your quick response! I already saw the video you recommended me it was really very useful! the answer is "5% bigger" so scale the model 5% right?
I have not use it personally, but heard a lot of good thing about it. Rhino 7 will have similar function. You can download the Rhino 7 WIP to try on if you have Rhino 6 license.
After buying your gem setting course I'd say you're probably the most valuable research online for learning Jewellery CAD. This should be fantastic.
thank you Prentice. I spend so much time on the course, try to help new designer to Jewelry CAD. happy to know you like the course!
Thank you for another great video. These tips were really useful. I make a lot of headdresses for theatre and film, but using straw, sinamay, wire, glues, stiffeners, lace, ribbon. I'm now learning 3D printing, rhino and jewellery making techiniques to give my headdresses the next level. Very glad to have discovered your youtube channel and courses.
Happy to hear that. There are a lot of tips in my channel, you will love them.
You have provided us with some very valuable tips. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
You are very welcome!
Blaine Lewis....Excellent instructor at New Approach.
Agree. Super knowledge person.
Thank for that dear! Much appreciated what you have already done! 😀
My pleasure 😊
Mind blown! 😊All good advise for the beginner.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have just had the pleasure of watching your video. Many thanks, I really appreciate your work and that you allow us all to watch for free.
You are very welcome. Glad you like it.
thank you very much for this video! l have been working on this for 2 years now, and l have learned a lot from you .. keep on doing your videos ! l love them!
take care!
Nice to hear from you Iram. Happy to know you like my videos!
WAO!! I have one week listening to your videos and I am really amazed about your experience and the way you transmited it.
thank you very much!
Wonderful!
thank you for sharing your great full knowledge 😊
My pleasure!
Thank you, my teacher, for the valuable advice
You are very welcome
Perfect video and way of explanation.
I design model airplanes (plastic kits), but I'm thinking of trying the area of jewelry design...
And every piece of information from 3D jewelry design is very important to me.
Great! Glad it is helpful. Model airplanes plastic kits seems very complicate model.
Ooooooooo I will watch this while drinking my morning coffee, Can’t wait!👍🏻
How do you like it?
Very good! All excellent tips that beginners NEED to KNOW👍🏻 If they follow your tips they will eliminate months of heartache and frustration!
FANTASTIC Presentation & Knowledge. I could not get away from watching it completely. THANK you again. Your explanation is detailed yet clear. I came across your referral on a web site down under, amongst the bush fires etc going on here. I just felt an urge to review and although my time as a student last 3 years at Melb Poly with one more to go, did make me think um well, lets see how long you keep my interest. YOU DID MORE THAN THAT. Thank YOU again XOX.
You are welcome Peter!
Awesome video and Great tips, thank you for sharing with me!
You are so welcome!
its realy amazing thanks for sharing your experience and information its realy realy hepful
It's my pleasure
@@PJChenJewelryDesign 🌹❤
Thank u Pj for such great info. Do u recommended any book on jewelry design for manufactory or mass production?
There are few books for jewelry design/sketching. and there are some for jewelry making. but I don't know ONE book that talk about mass production. people learn from experience.
Thanks for sharing TIPs! You are always great teacher. Thanks for everything!
You are very welcome Rana.
Thanks PJ! The stone setting course is well worth the time and money...!!!
Thank you Isaac!!
Thanks for this PJ. A huge help as always.
You are very welcome!
what great tips. you kept me motivated during this epidemic and I don't know how should I appreciate your generosity ❤️️ I only wished I was in another country to join your website courses 🤦🤦
You are so welcome! UA-cam membership currently is limited to 69 countries, but my online courses are not. you can check out at www.pjchendesign.com
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. You are a great teacher and I hope you be my mentor in improving my jewelry skills. I have worked on the bench for about 30 years. I am interested in learning about 3 d printing and casting. I will like to enrol in the course . Please advise. I am coming from London UK.
great to hear from you. All my online courses are list on my website at www.pjchendesign.com You can check them out for more course details.
Thanks for your Tips, very valuable, i just have a question about the first tip which is what concerns me for now, about the metal thickness, i can't find good information about how much thickness is the minimum, i know it depends on many things like the structure and the place of the metal, but can you share some general tips on how thick should the metal be at the least to hold it's structure
You are right, There is no standard for the thickness and it all depends on the design
@@PJChenJewelryDesign Thanks for your reply, and your content which is very useful
but can you share your experience about how thick should be the metal (specially gold) to be pintable and makeable at least in 2 situation, first in a Mesh structure and second on it's own, as in a single simple ring, to be useable, like can a single wire of 0.6mm hold it's structure on it's own in a ring shaped
or can you suggest a way for me to find out about these matters? is there a book or specific article i can look into
thank you! very useful insights!
happy to know you like the video, Daria
Can't wait to see this!
Yeah! I have A LOT information on this video!
Wow grate information thank you
You are welcome!
Excellent video! Thanks so much for all of your advice. I do have a question, is .4mm the radius, diameter, or length that you suggest for bead settings?
0.4mm in diameter will be the smallest prong/bead I suggest
Excellent presentation. (BTW it's Blaine Lewis).
thank you. yes, I already make the spelling adjustment in the description.
Thanks PJ!
You are welcome, Marcel
Coming to Rhino6 after being decent at matrix9, any chance you will do a video on setting up Renders on Rhino 6? Also, great videos, quick concise, and very helpful when trying to transition from matrix.
I do my rendering in Keyshot. I have a playlist for it.
PJ Chen Design awesome! Thank you, I’ll check those out!
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You are very welcome!
Amazing.. truly thank you! You are so clear and concise - I watch all of the videos and am sincerely considering signing up for membership and even purchase the other courses. I do a lot of ring prototyping with my 3D printer from home, but I am considering getting a 3D printer that is more suitable for ring prototypes. Do you have a suggestion on which 3D printer I should get for these purposes ? I currently have a PRUSE MK3 (I’ve had it for architecture school, and have since graduated - as I mentioned I don’t think it gives me the finite detail i look for in the rings for a prototype. Thanks so much PJ.
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I have review for Phrozen Shuffle 4k on my channel. You can check on that. It really depends on your budget and resolution requirement. i don't have a set answer. The facebook group "3-D printing and Casting for Jewelry" has a lot of good discussion and samples on different printers from many jewelry professional. you may want to check on that as well.
@@PJChenJewelryDesign thank you for the speedy response! I will do that :) thank you!!!
@@sarahmenendez9261 You are welcome
Waiting eagerlyyyyy
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How do yo set the model considering the shrinkage rate of casting? do you increase de thickness or just scale the model 5% up? PS Thank you very much for your videos you have a fan in Mexico
check out this video. it has answer for you ua-cam.com/video/67g2yhXjUeM/v-deo.html
@@PJChenJewelryDesign Thanks for your quick response! I already saw the video you recommended me it was really very useful! the answer is "5% bigger" so scale the model 5% right?
thank you so much
can we have a video about the 3d printer I working with pecies withe 30micron to 50 micron
I am planing to talk about 3D printer. working with vendor currently.
what do you think about using blender for jewelry cad design?
I have not use it personally, but heard a lot of good thing about it. Rhino 7 will have similar function. You can download the Rhino 7 WIP to try on if you have Rhino 6 license.
@@PJChenJewelryDesign thank you
Thank you
You are welcome!
حلقة رائعة
thanks
Where can I buy this course and how much
You can visit www.pjchendesign.com for all courses information
Wonderful video & moust yous full
Glad you like it!
i whould like to start your course
please let me know the procedure
Hi if you are interested in stone setting or clasp courses, you can purchase it from my website at www.pjchendesign.com
Where do you locate at??
USA OR CANADA
USA
@@PJChenJewelryDesign what state of USA ? Thinking signing up a 3D cad class. Would you provide me details of information pls.
@@howiewynn8248 Michigan. You can check out all my online course at www.pjchendesign.com
Which link has the discount code?
here is the link mailchi.mp/2d07300a8a3b/ytpromotion50
Can u teach me
請問有中文翻譯的字幕嗎？😅
I only English subtitle on this one
Hey pj.. how r u?
Hi Jeff, welcome back!
Can I pay u to teach me ?
То не ловкое чувство, когда всегда думал, что он парень, а оказалось, что нет))))
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Thank you
You're welcome