wavy edge anticlastic bangle

[@art-jewelry-by-ilene102]

thanks for sharing, I like that you demonstrated the different hammers and liked the $5 hammer from the flea market.

[@h7oslo]

Interesting piece, Soham.
Thanks for showing your assortment of hammers and effects!

[@SofiaSilver333]

Thank you very much Mister Soham, for sharing this gorgeous technique

[@brindisia]

Many thanks for these tutorials. I'm really loving them :)

[@fcconstantino]

Another excelent video Soham. It is impressive that the cheaper hammer did the best job.

[@debbiejohnson4034]

Great technique thank you!

[@bentleygt3716]

wow. that looks AWESOME.
lots of Great techniques.. Thank you for showing

[@Dharlanna]

Another valuable and beautiful lesson from my absolute favorite teacher.

[@1soham1]

;-))

[@carianin5293]

Beautiful.

[@iamkjo]

once again, thank you..

[@TheMrpiggyboy]

That is a beauty.

[@222Saqueen]

Love it

[@Junoshelly]

I really like that Soham. Think I'll give that a go. Shelly

[@elomda_accessories]

Good

[@laurenyoungs]

What gauge metal and how long? Thank you so much for your videos they are fabulous

[@michaelmartin4952]

This is sooo cool Soham. THx for sharing an awesome hammer technique. Can you please share was the thickness of the metal used? must be pretty thin to move like that. btw love the ringing sound of the anvil as you worked the metal!

[@1soham1]

1mm thick 14mm wide

[@leatherbyleah]

Thanks again Soham. The bangle looks delicate. What guage did you use? If you used thicker, you could probably get a bigger curve I guess?

[@markaplan]

metal thickness and length always helps...

[@kathleenjacobson2032]

What torch do you recommend for a basement studio with a window?

[@joshramirez853]

What solder do i need for copper and wher can i get it?

[@kathleenjacobson2032]

What torch do you recommend for a basement studio with a window.

[@1soham1]

i like the smiths mini torch, there are others that do the same job, but they work for me.