Hi Robin. Glad you liked the video. I worked out all the demonstration for the crosses,then I made the card so I could repeat then. I kinda used the 1/3 rules of taking pictures. just make them where it looks good to you.
I see a post 2 years old regarding the ceramic bbq block. However, no reults anywhere without buying the whole carton just for one or two pieces of ceramic. Any help out there ????
Hi there, thanks for sharing this helpful video, i heard you use the #5 city slim nails, a nearby store has 4.5 slim blade, 5 city head, 5 slim blade & 6 city head horsenails, none exactly as yours, so could you tell me which of these 4 types will work, also what is the over-all length of the nails, is it about (2")? Please reply back, i'd really appreciate it. THANKS.
Question, I have tried different flux, solders, silver solder, dry with no flux and I can't get the nails to fuse. I'm using the same brand nails and I have the same mini torch you have in the videos. any suggestions?
The ceramic tile you will probably not be able it find. The next best thing would be to go to ebay. I have seen jeweler solder block.If the solder block is not big enough. centeralforge.com fire brick.
Willie Hess snowmkr1, I did some checking. I found this on amazon.com .Honeycomb Ceramic Soldering Board Jewelers Third Hand, and Fire Brick-2 Pack.Hope this helps.
Having trouble with my solder not wanting to melt it sticks on one side and the other side solder just wants to bead up using micro botane torch. On my horseshoe nails that is
Yeahhhh, I found you on UA-cam! Thank YOU!!! Willie....you are a gentleman and a scholar!
These nail cross have deep symbolistic meaning
Hi Robin. Glad you liked the video. I worked out all the demonstration for the crosses,then I made the card so I could repeat then. I kinda used the 1/3 rules of taking pictures. just make them where it looks good to you.
Hello Willie! Great video! How do you make the measurement thing that you have there?? Thanks
Bonjour, qu'utilisez vous pour les souder entre-eux ? Cdt.
I see a post 2 years old regarding the ceramic bbq block. However, no reults anywhere without buying the whole carton just for one or two pieces of ceramic. Any help out there ????
Hi there, thanks for sharing this helpful video, i heard you use the #5 city slim nails, a nearby store has 4.5 slim blade, 5 city head, 5 slim blade & 6 city head horsenails, none exactly as yours, so could you tell me which of these 4 types will work, also what is the over-all length of the nails, is it about (2")? Please reply back, i'd really appreciate it. THANKS.
Melody, all will work. I've used # 4.5 to 6. I used a 5 in the video. All looks good to me. Try different sizes see what you like
Question, I have tried different flux, solders, silver solder, dry with no flux and I can't get the nails to fuse. I'm using the same brand nails and I have the same mini torch you have in the videos. any suggestions?
What kind or brand of wax do you use?
Hi Willie, are you using tin for the welding? and what kind of flux? Thank you!
Willie, I have searched high and low for that ceramic tile, can you tell me either what you got it out of or where you got it from please.
The ceramic tile you will probably not be able it find. The next best thing would be to go to ebay. I have seen jeweler solder block.If the solder block is not big enough. centeralforge.com fire brick.
Willie Hess snowmkr1, I did some checking. I found this on amazon.com .Honeycomb Ceramic Soldering Board Jewelers Third Hand, and Fire Brick-2 Pack.Hope this helps.
what is the name of the different pliers you use?
Where I buy this type of nail, I already looked in aliexpress, but I can not find, can someone help me?
Will it be on aliexpress?
Amazon
Also you can try Tractor Supply, Orscheln, Atwoods, or any farm supply store in your area.
Having trouble with my solder not wanting to melt it sticks on one side and the other side solder just wants to bead up using micro botane torch. On my horseshoe nails that is
Sounds to me like you need a little more heat. Are you using flux
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If you don't live in the USA , I have no idea.
Rusty I'm guessing you are using to much heat.