Learn silversmithing: BASIC TOOLS. Supplies to get started. Silversmithing for beginners.
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- TOOLS START AT 2:06 if you want to skip the intro!
⭐️ UPDATED , MUCH BETTER VERSION! • TOOLS you need to star...
At the time this video was made, I was a beginner silversmith. And when I first started I struggled to find videos made by someone like me, who would share absolute basics, tips and their own thoughts and experiences. So I decided to do it myself for all of you, aspiring metal lovers out there!
[Future Basia apologizes for the music! lol ]
⭐️My TOP 25 tools for jewelry metalsmithing at home: • My TOP 25 tools for je...
⭐️ LIST OF TOOLS! ⭐️
- Dremel torch: amzn.to/3UafQtc
- Third hand: amzn.to/4bgB9jJ
- Soldering tripod: amzn.to/3JljTxC
- Soldering block (honeycomb): amzn.to/4azIgnp
- Soldering charcoal brick: amzn.to/3xI8c1t
- Solder pick: amzn.to/3UkLoO0 or amzn.to/3W6otHB
- Borax cone US: amzn.to/3W2A0Yt
- Hot plate for pickling: amzn.to/3xGZ8tP or amzn.to/3UiMie2
- Glass beaker amzn.to/4d3rSgg or glass bowl amzn.to/4cUlkRj
- Basic saw frame: amzn.to/4aUBbgP
- Saw frame: amzn.to/3U2jULN
- Bench peg: amzn.to/3w6LIGO
- Bench peg and anvil: amzn.to/49GfUGJ
- Saw blades: amzn.to/43YYMe9
- Dremel 3000 hand rotary tool set: amzn.to/3U2EqvZ
- Dremel 4000 hand rotary tool set: amzn.to/3U14Q11
- Dremel Flex Shaft Attachment: amzn.to/3xJmaQQ
- Foredom Rotary Tool - amzn.to/3vVGMEI
- Center punch: amzn.to/3JkV9FR
- Rawhide mallet: amzn.to/3vXYs2I
- Ball pein hammer: amzn.to/3W3ZFAa
- Chasing hammer: amzn.to/3UahCKS
- Ring clamp: amzn.to/3JjcIGi
- Ring bezel pusher: amzn.to/3xBCH9f
- Set of pushers: amzn.to/3Uknpyq
- Burnisher: amzn.to/3UkE4lt or Agate knife burnisher amzn.to/49LH3I5
- Barrel (tumbler) polisher: amzn.to/3xyraaE
- Ring measuring mandrel: amzn.to/4aWF2do
- Ring measuring tools set (mandrel, mallet, sizer): amzn.to/3xBD0AV
- Half round pliers: amzn.to/49EJtbF
- Flat nose pliers: amzn.to/4cUkp3j
- Round pliers: amzn.to/3TWpgrY
- Pliers SET: amzn.to/441lJgI
- Wire Cutting pliers: amzn.to/3Q6BGMP
- Flush cutting shears: amzn.to/3xzwwCu
- Steel block for bench top: amzn.to/4aVPeCF
- Selection of sandpapers: amzn.to/3Q5GZMl
DISCLAIMER
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If you're a proper jeweller with 10 years of experience, please be easy on me as this video is made for those who are on a budget and don't want to invest lots of money from the beginning. So just the absolute basics here, we'll get to more advanced equipment later :)
⭐️ PHOTO GEAR
Camera: amzn.to/3hqToGY or amzn.to/2ZPJvwJ
Lens 10-18mm: amzn.to/2WKBebz
Lens 50mm: amzn.to/3eS8J1M
Mic: amzn.to/2OO6BgI
Joby Tripod: amzn.to/30EmHir
Remote: amzn.to/2OSdmhv
Let's connect!
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Love, Basia x
Hi! Future Basia here, have I known this video would get so many views, I would've really thought harder about the music lol 😄 I'm dying. But I hope that despite this you can still enjoy the video. Here is the NEWEST and much better version of the basic tools video, it's more detailed and clear: ua-cam.com/video/hj6cG6ncJ7Y/v-deo.html and my list of TOP 25 tools for jewelry metalsmithing at home! ua-cam.com/video/gADJW9lJD3s/v-deo.html
Enjoyed the video thoroughly. Thank you for sharing. I have been wanting to get into silver jewelry making for a while now, and I appreciate videos like this that can show me the basics on what to buy to get started. For anyone interested in this hobby, these kinds of videos are invaluable. So thank you !!! Much appreciated
I knew you're Polish :)
Is that oak herringbone flooring in a garage? Its so separated it needs to be redone if its in a home
@@mikep8080 yeah, it really needed redoing. I wonder if they did that by now. It was a flat I was renting and it was in a very interesting, old building. It was actually an old post office building, built in 1939, that was turned into flats. I wouldn't be surprised it that flooring was never done after being put there in the beginning. A shame really, becasue a flooring like this can last generations if it's taken care of properly. I don't live there anymore, so I have no idea if they fixed it.
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Knowing landlords probably not. The company I worked for contracted to repair keosks, pc, servers, etc for Post Offices and I covered one in Sacramento while it was being remodeled and I know how massive those buildings can be. At one time the building even had a bank and I was able to check out the safe and that door must of been 15 feet wide circle it was massive. The amount of work for that type detail pattern is crazy and would take so much time to laying it out like normal.
I love when people share useful skills. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot!!!
As a beginner, this video is exactly what I need.
Really glad to hear that! Good luck 😊
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Yasss! All other videos, even the ones that says "beginner" are tools for professionals already, and as someone who is just starting, and I have a job on the side, I need to start small, and with the MOST basic tools. So thanks a lot!
I kind of have an idea where to start.
@@pinklush03 its a year later how's it going?
Thank you! This was very helpful as I'm just getting started!🙂
That's amazing! I'm really glad you've found it helpful. Please do let me know if there's anything you'd like to know or see as I will be making more videos like this one :)
I’m so sorry that the previous video ended up amiss but thank you so much for taking the time to give us all of this information! I really appreciate it!
Hi guys! Thanks for watching and remember to let me know in the comments your questions and what you would like to see next!
Could you possibly list what everything is called? I need to get everything.
nvm. I found where you say it ;)
Wisconsin Wonder Garden nice
Sharon T yes me too
Great video, it’s always nerve racking knowing where to start. Thank you so much, already spotted things that are needed. Well done!
Perfect video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
I've been cutting and polishing some opal from rough, and I think the next logical step is learning how to set them in jewelry. Glad I found your Chanel. Thanks
Thank you so much for this video! It has all the information needed to get started soldering. I have only just starting purchasing the tools/equipment needed to finally get started soldering. It’s expensive, so like many others I read in the comments I’m getting my tools little by little. And in the meantime watching tons of videos on how to actually solder! I just love your videos! They’re always so concise but also thorough. I really don’t like having to wait through all the irrelevant chatting some videos have just to get to the actual content. Your videos are never like that, they’re always very direct and to the point. While also being very pleasant as you have such a humble, kind, and generous heart! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent and skills with us. ☺️
What a very useful video! So sorry you lost a video - this used to happen so much back in the day before automatic saving and HOW frustrating it was. I hope you have since managed to avoid accidental losses x
I bought five ounces of fine silver bullion and I'm really looking forward to making rings and/or pendants with it. Thanks for the video!
I'm dreaming of starting to make my own silver jewelry soon. Watching your video was really helpful with getting a general idea of what I'll be needing to get started. Thank you for sharing. :-)
You go girl! Silversmithing is really rewarding and worth doing. I'm really happy you've found this video helpful :-) Next one will be about books and online resources I used (and am still using) to get me started xx
Have you ever looked into if there is a local Lapidary club near you
I just found your channel ! I love your videos. Ive been really hesitant on trying this. Im happy it works for you. I will be following your videos. Thank you!!
It is so refreshing finding a video that brings all the questions and answers to a point with a very creative video. And not starting with a never ending live story. If you jewellery turns out like your videos then you will have a very successful career ahead 😊💍👑
Well I did rumble a bit in the beginning though haha :D It was one of my first videos, didn't feel long at the time. Now I'm trying to limit irrelevant talking haha :) Thanks so much for lovely comment, for watching and your kindest words! xxx
Thank you! This is just what I needed. Will be watching all that you have posted and following along. :)
wow, thank you so much! That really makes my day :)) I've had a short break from posting but I will be back now with new videos!
U are just so personable. Be safe and have a gr8 weekend in the UK...I love ur country, been there 3 times...
Fantastic vid. Thanks! And what a BEAUTY!!!
Very, very informative for what I intend to make. I didn't realize how many tools I am going to have to round up. Just the soldering equipment are things I need to buy.
Beautiful video, beautiful Silversmith! ;)
Thank you!! :)))
Thanx, so much!! This is so helpfull i mean there is so much stuff and when ur starting u just dont know what to get first haha love your channel
Thanks so much, you have a wonderful smile.
Thank you! That's so kind xx
Thank you for making this video! Very helpful!
Thank you for watching Nicole! :)) ❤️
Thank you so much for this. I am a beginner and not sure what all I need and this is everything I was looking for!!!
I'm so happy to hear that! 💕 Check out my channel and updated videos, there's a lot of content for beginners, what tools to get and tutorials! :) You can check this one next, it's my latest video about what tools to get: ua-cam.com/video/hj6cG6ncJ7Y/v-deo.html
Excellent video, thanks for the advice 😊😊
I just love love love your videos. please keep making such videos.
Amazing piece of useful content! Thanks!
Thanks so much, hope it'll be useful for you :)
What a beautiful personality! U made watching this video very informative and enjoyable. I’ve been making chin-mail jewelry but forgot to solder all my rings so my jewelry came apart. Especially my gold and silver bracelets and necklaces. Yikes! So I’ve turned to You Tube for help and u have been a gr8 help...thank you! I find most of these on Amazon and Harbor-Freight. Glad I stumbled onto u...
I'm so happy to hear that Mike, I'm glad you enjoy my videos and hopefully they'll be helpful! :) Good luck!
Gorgeous! Thank you. Very well set out
thank you! Glad it was helpful :)
Thank you so much for this video! You’re awesome!
Aww, thank you so much for watching and for your comment! :))
Thank you so much for this. I will be ordering my tools soon.
Fabulous! Thank you for watching :)
Thanks so much for this video! its helped me a lot! I'm an aspiring self taught designer and this has been great, thanks so much!!!!!!
Thank you Ashleigh for your comment and I'm really glad that it helped you! :) Good luck on your journey! xx
Hi everyone. Forgive me if this has already been suggested! Silver sheet is very expensive. I would highly advise practicing on copper and brash, as far as learning basic stamping, bending, cutting, etc. are concerned! Also, keep in mind that you can melt down and reuse scraps or I believe you can send them to one of the big supply companies and they will do it for you and either send the new solid piece back to you or keep it and give you a discount on things you purchase. Not 100% sure about that last part with Covid 19 going on and all!
yes, yes and yes! Thank you so much for adding this, great tips! 🙏❤ With the current whooping silver prices brass or copper would be wonderful to practice on, especially these basic techniques that you've mentioned. I know Cooksongold still accepts scrap, as well as few more UK based places, I'm not sure about USA though.
You can send silver scrap back to someone like Cooksongold. Don't forget that they will make a charge for melting and assaying. Save up your scrap so you have at least 1 to 2Kilos of silver.
Thank you for this video! It's exactly what I was looking for😁💖
wonderful! Happy you liked it! It's an old one, so please check out newer ones, hopefully a bit better haha 😀
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing I will, thank you😁
great video. just found ur channel and i can see myself binge watching for the next few hours. ill be setting opal iv found in silver in no time with ur videos guiding me
I hope you will enjoy other videos too! Thank you so much for watching 😊 I hope you'll find my cintent helpful!
Its very intresting and so helpful thank you 🙏🏻
Hi Basia, found your UA-cam channel today and already watched most of your videos! Very helpful, thank you X
Hi Nat! Wow, I'm so happy to have you here! Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you've enjoyed my videos
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing yeey, I'm looking forward to it! Thumbs up for your channel Basia 👍👍 X
Aww, thank you SO much!! It really means a lot
Love your videos, mucho!
Thanks for the share! The music is very nice.
Thanks for sharing I love your videos . I watch them all the way through🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much! I appreciate it a lot and I'm glad they are helpful 😍 🙏
Fantastic video with so many useful tips, thank you :)
So glad you've enjoed that! :) Thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you for this video!!
Thank you so much for watching! It's my oldest video about jewellery making, but I'm glad it's still relevant and helpful 😄
so helpfull!!! thank you for this video!
Thanks so much for watching! :))
very god video, great setup, short and informative
that's so nice, thank you so much for watching, glad you liked it! :)
This exactly what i nedeed too. Thank you.
2:38 yey I already have those auto-closing tweezers from my plastic miniature hobby.
That's great! They are very useful :)
Yay. $2 down. $1020 to go!
It's gonna be tough but
ALL THE BEST!!!!!
I love your videos! I would like to see more with making the jewelry and what gauge metal to use for the sheet and bezel in particular. There are many choices and I don't know where to start!
Andi, thank you so much for lovely comment and even more, for watching my videos! :) This is a really good suggestion and I will make sure to include this in my next videos. It was tricky for me too, what gauge metal to choose for what project. It gets much easier with time and definitely with the practice. Good luck with your craft! x
Very informative!
that's great to hear, thank you! :)
Wow this was great thanks
thanks so much for this video!
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching :)
It's amazing.
Beautiful video!
Thank you my Love!! :D Really appreciated
Thank you very much. I hope to find this must-have item in Thailand.
Ty guys I have made some quite beautiful sterling jewelry!!! Ty again!!
Amazing Paris! But my question is, where is the photo?? Share it with us!! :))) I'd love to see
Stardust Mine Jewellery how do I attach photo?
I'm afraid there's no way to attach the photo here, but if you shared it on social media or your website, you could give us a link! :)
I like your work really
Good information for the beginners
Happy to hear it Anita, thanks for watching! xx
LOVE U SO MUCH, I ALWAYS KEEP WATCH YOUR VIDEOS AND LEARN MUCH MORE, GOD BLESS U AND UR WHOLE FAMILY AMEEN
Thank you so much, that's very kind! 💓
Thank you so much, I really want to get started.
You can do it girl! :) If it's something you really want to do, then I'm sure you will be very good at this and have a lot of fun ❤️ Good luck!
Stardust Mine Jewellery Wow!!! Thank you so much！！！
Thank you!
thank you! very helpful...
Really happy you've enjoed the video! :)
Thank you for that tip with the doublesided tape for patterns.. I can't believe that didn't come to me, derp :P
No worries, same was with me! :) Some people use glue but to me it's too much work and cleaning. Leftover glue can also prevent solder from flowing so double sided tape works best for me :)
Awesome!!
thank you!
Great video, thankyou :)
really glad you enjoyed it! Thank you watching :)
Wow ❤️loved your video ❤️
Glad you liked it!! It's quite old, have a look on the channel, I have some updated versions 😄
Definitely 😊👍
Nice job keep it up
Just wanted to say thank you very much
thank you so much!!
Thank you 🤟🏻❤️🥰
Thank you :)
Thank you Nancy for watching! :) I'm glad you liked it :)
Thanks so much
Thank you, that’s so helpful! I’m glad I found your channel. What about the silver material? Is there a place to get that to start making first pieces? :) thank you again, you’re amazing.
Hi! Thanks so much for watching :) Glade you liked it :) Check out my newest video, I've listed places where you can buy tools and materials ua-cam.com/video/ULm4530suNY/v-deo.html
Thank you, very nice
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching
sooooo helpful for a beginner. THANK YOU very much!! Now I'm a subscriber and excited to watch!! is the rotary tool sufficient for all polishing?
oh yes, Dremel to start with and Foredom later on, are excellent. And if money allows, I'd go for the Foredom right away! Thank you so much ❤️
thank you! keep going
Thank you Eren! And thanks for reaching out on Facebook, can't wait to hear more about your handmade tools :)
Wow man, that is FAST. I've always cut little pieces of silver and applied them with a little brush and... I think I'll try your way.
I would love to know which video you've watched before mine, what way is it? :) I think your comment was meant for this previous video but still really happy you got here too Nick!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you, hope you've enjoyed watching! :)
Thank You!!!
You're welcome!!
Thank you for information about tools and you looking gorgeous 😊😊
Thank you so much 😊
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That accent!! Wow love it, and silversmithing
świetne. dzięki:-)
Very nice clear video. Thank you for sharing. I think it would be very helpful for us if you could describe every tool, show us what it is for and how to use it. Example: tell us more about blades you use in your saw. What number of blade we need etc. Which gas torch is best (and not expensive to buy) or share the brand you use.
Keep posting :) we need your help! :)
Thank you so much for your comment! Great suggestions, I will definitely do it :) Thanks so much for your support! xx
The pricing is so affordable where you are! I am in Australia and everything is about 30% - 50% more expensive :(
That's true, in comparision, the prices here are actually quite good! (Those are the cheapest tools I was able to find as I was on a budget when I started, so maybe not the best quality in every case but still, affordable!). Not as good as in the US, they also have bigger range of.. everything :P Especially stones. I can imagine shipping to Australia wouldn't be cheap either
What a beautiful personality of a girl, wonderful work and all the effort. Commendable and so on...which goes for all of us!🌹
That's so very sweet, thank you! ❤️💕
Would love to know what metal to get, do you have a video on this please? I love your videos!
I do! :) Please check out my channel
Thank you
Thank you so much for watching! :)
WoW... you so LOVELY ONE
Hi, I just wanted to drop a note to show some appreciation. You are such a wonderful soul, sharing your content with us. I’m very new to all this. I’ve been electroforming for a couple of years - and definitely want to start silver smithing. Due to lack of funds I am getting the basics as and when I can slowly growing my collection until I have what I need to start. It was recently my birthday - so I asked for dremal blow torch from my partner and a pickling pot (slow cooker!) from my daughter and my mum and dad gave me a little money. I have a question please 🙋♀️ in one of your videos you said to start with copper as it’s cheaper to practice with. I already have a ton of copper as this is what I used in my electroforming…. Anyway, my question is this; What type of solder do I use for copper?? I can’t find anything on Etsy. I’ve found one type on amazon…. (Which I ordered) but I’m so confused about what to use. Please help?!😂…. Wishing you much continued success and happiness, Louise x
thank you
you're very welcome! :) Thanks for watching
Hiya, nice to see someone else from England (?), I'm in the NW and trying to learn. Soham is perfect but I don't know the others, yet. Have you watched Andrew Berry from Wales? Very good teacher his 'You're making rings all wrong' is perfect...
Yup, England too! :)) Ohhh, Andrew Berry is great! Perfect for learning. You have to check Online Jewelry Academy, Nancy Hamilton, Soham Harrison, Pablo Cimadevila, Kornelia Jewelry too! So much valuable content, I've learned with them ❤️ Check out my videos about channels and profile worth following, more resources there! xx
Cool channel
:) About the same as my kickoff setup.
it's great! And honestly just enough in the beginning :))
A delight to watch. Thank you
In the UK, can you recommend a silver supplier? Thank you. Charlie
Cooksongold! :) I buy from them most of the time 😊
yes
15 seconds in and I just wanna say I LOVE the intro!!
You're so sweet! :D Thank you so much ❤️
👋👋 I loved the video! I'm just wondering what project should I do first to try out 🤔
Thank you! It's a very old one, so I'd recommend you check out other, more recent ones on my channel if your interested! 😄 As for the first project, a good old ring is always a great choice! :) Involves all most basic techniques and is a lot of fun! :)) Good luck!
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing I found your new videos and followed you on Instagram! I'll crack on with the rings for sure
Hi there! Would you be able to make a video talking about silver and all that goes into purchasing it? Thanks so much!
Hi Jennifer! Thank you so much for your comment. That's a great suggestion, could you tell me a bit more what would you like me to cover?
Sure thing! I suppose some questions that pop in my mind are about the thickness and gauge of the silver, and low quality vs high quality, where to purchase, and what exactly is troy ounces lol and does it matter that much when purchasing silver? Thank you!
Another suggestion could be to have a video all about stones and cabochons, low quality vs high quality same as the silver. I see so many videos on tools and soldering and what not but I can never find any on the metal or stones:( I love the quality of your videos and how you explain everything!
These are excellent ideas Jennifer, thank you! I'm now putting it up on my planner and will definitely make a video about materials that I use and I will try to answer your questions :) As for the ounces I would need to do some research as I haven't really seen it or used it here. Where about in the world are you? That will give me clearer idea as what units and system etc you're using! :) As for the stones, I'm still learning myself but I do have some knowledge I could share already that might be useful! xx
Hey are you self taught? I want to get started, but the only program I have where I live is 2yr full time and I can't do that at the moment Great videos btw. I subscribed
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Thanks for the video , just enquiring the Disk Cutter is priced at £20 ? was this from Cookongold also?
Hi! Yes, at the time this 5 hole disc cutter was about £20, however I believe it might have been discounted during Christmas sale that Cooksongold has every year. It's now for £31.50 inc. VAT on their site. To be honest, I wish I have bought the 7 hole one as it's not much more expensive (£35.34) and definitely more useful. Take care xx
Firstly (and please don’t take offence) you are lovely!
Secondly, my brother has given me a sheet (6”/6”) if 2mm silver.
What would be the first project that I could take on in your experience?
No offence taken, that's very sweet, thank you!
As for the project, since this is a pretty thick silver sheet I would recommend the following:
A simple ring with a wider band, polished or hammered (you'd need to measure and cut a stripe of silver out of the metal sheet, for example 6-7mm wide). It's actually a very nice, simple unisex ring that goes with everything and it's a perfect project to practice most of the basic skills. I'm preparing a tutorial for this project, but it won't be up before February though.
Second project would be making a charm. Cutting something out of the metal sheet and either soldering a bail to it or making it completely solder-free (so you would cut out a space for a jumpring when sawing or you can use a cord to turn it into a necklace).
Third project could be a bracelet with or without gemstones. Something like this one: ua-cam.com/video/Ph8x2PW1UG4/v-deo.html
I hope this helps! There's tons of things you can do, just make sure that you
1. anneal to soften the metal before shaping
2. use the right sawblades for this thickness (here's some info and a chart: pepetools.com/blogs/news/what-size-saw-blade-to-use-tips-and-advice-on-using-a-piercing-saw).
Good luck! :) and have fun
Hello,thank you for your videos,they are truly helpful! I wanted to know how do you recharge the butane torch? Do you go to a local store or smth like this? Thank you :)
Hi! Thank you so much for your comment and I'm really happy to hear that :) I have a little video about it actually! How to fill up a gas torch, have a look here ua-cam.com/video/nkZWnS_M11Q/v-deo.html I hope that's helpful :)
Wow,thank you so much,I hadn't seen that one!! Very helpful! Thank you again!!! 😘
it may seem tricky at first but it's actually very easy! :) Good luck!
Thank you!!😍
I would like to gain enough knowledge to make jewelleries and know about certain gemstones thanks for vid any advice other than vid?