Three Ways To Taper The End Of Wire Before You Draw It Down

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  • @ScottRedstone
    @ScottRedstone Рік тому +1

    I have a rolling mill. Never thought to use it to make the taper. You saved a hours of pounding and filing. Thanks.

  • @ad3l.youtube
    @ad3l.youtube 3 роки тому

    THANK YOU!
    I never thought I would find something with that keywords!
    that's exactly what I was trying to find out..

  • @patdroll
    @patdroll 5 років тому

    Merry Christmas Andrew. Thanks for all the videos

  • @ponik18963
    @ponik18963 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks a lot for the tip. What about very thin wires for example 0.5 mm in diameter, how do you taper the end of wire?

  • @naomiwendy2234
    @naomiwendy2234 5 років тому

    As always good, concise content.
    Merry Christmas and enjoy your family. 🎄

  • @ShapingSilver
    @ShapingSilver 5 років тому

    Thank you for the tips. Merry Christmas Andrew! 🎄

  • @Coleman77
    @Coleman77 5 років тому

    Don’t have a durston mill but I saved for forever and got a Pepe mill.
    Pepe vs durston vs cheap economy, went mid for Pepe. I want a durston mill eventually.
    Pepe mill you can see how the cog spacing does affect the mill work.
    Good work Andrew 👍

  • @stevesrepairs3815
    @stevesrepairs3815 5 років тому

    Another great vlog Andrew, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Stevie

  • @rstevep9413
    @rstevep9413 5 років тому

    good show thanks

  • @dip30ful
    @dip30ful 5 років тому

    Is there any way or do you have a video on soldering 3mm or larger diameter silver rod made into large jump rings with a butane torch. Children in the house and i dont feel the most comfortable with buying oxy mapp or other large torches inside. Would i need to use a special torch for the 14oz bottles of butane? Or will a refillable torch work for larger jump rings. Wanting to make a curb bracelet. Around 10mm so would need to be strong joints for the twist.

  • @slipitydipnsmack
    @slipitydipnsmack 5 років тому

    I always filled the end, but I’m also a beginner in this hobby using the mill or hammering so much quicker thank you gonna make some Cuban link bracelets

  • @flyingcheff
    @flyingcheff 5 років тому

    that's hard metal, guessing it must be white gold. Great to see the mill way! Thank you.

  • @Vatsek
    @Vatsek 5 років тому

    Andrew, how often do you throw darts at your door?

  • @mariagloriagentile8487
    @mariagloriagentile8487 5 років тому

    Merry Christmas. Andrew Thank you so much I would like to send u a pic of my new ring set..where do I send it to?"

    • @Atthebench
      @Atthebench  5 років тому

      Maria Gloria Gentile andrew@andrewberry.co.uk

  • @alexmann4836
    @alexmann4836 5 років тому

    Does wire then become work-hardened by it through the draw plate and then need re-annealing?

    • @moonshinesa8234
      @moonshinesa8234 5 років тому +1

      Yes it does, you have to anneal it as soon as it becomes too difficult to pull the wire through.

  • @javieruriel
    @javieruriel 5 років тому

    Do you know any good book about diamonds?

  • @Ray-gz4ut
    @Ray-gz4ut 5 років тому

    If you have mill why would you use a draw plate? Can this not be done entirely on a rolling mill?

    • @Atthebench
      @Atthebench  5 років тому +3

      Ray A rolling mill can not roll round wire and also a rolling mill can not roll square wire with crisp sharp corners

  • @vwald
    @vwald 5 років тому

    I would of liked to seen how you "aneed" ? the metal. .. where do I find that vid?

    • @TheTubeofjo
      @TheTubeofjo 5 років тому +1

      V Ewald its annealing, heating the metal to a cherry red which allows the metal to be softened, so you can continue to work the metal.

    • @Atthebench
      @Atthebench  5 років тому +1

      V Ewald I have already done a film on annealing on YT already ua-cam.com/video/EDJ08xikDI4/v-deo.html

  • @mileskillian7873
    @mileskillian7873 2 роки тому

    Why don't you just buy some 2mm diameter silver wire?

    • @Atthebench
      @Atthebench  Рік тому +1

      You don’t need to tie up money in silver lying around unused for months and years in sizes that you don’t use often. Buy one or two sizes and you can quickly make the size you want when you want

    • @Atthebench
      @Atthebench  Рік тому +1

      Yes I could but this way I can recycle my own silver plus I don’t have to wait for the size I need to be delivered plus I don’t have to pay postage