That chain I a 2mm rope chain. We liked the size for the weight of some of the pieces. We have switched to 2mm stainless rope chains. They don’t tarnish and still look great. Thank you for watching.
Hi Jeremy! I’ve been looking at various bending tools and realize that the one you use from Flatwearable is going to be the best in the long run. Thank you so much for providing all the details about what you do and how you do it! (And where to get it!)
Thank-you Jeremy for sharing your video's. You are such a patient teacher. Do you think that it would be easier to drill the hole when the silverware handle is flat- before bending? Also- i don't understand why you didn't use the square bending attachment instead of the mini pin to give the bottom of the heart a more defined bend.. Just wondering. Your finished product is beautiful- I was just curious.
cynthia Hicks Thank you for watching. I drilled it after so that I could get the angle that I wanted. If you drove it before there’s no real telling it’s going to be in the exact spot that you need it so that it hangs right. And I did this before Suzanne came out with the square pin. 😊
Carolanne Connolly-Brown the metal is spoon or fork handles. The wire is 20ga stainless and the charms are picked out by size to fit in the heart. Thank you so much for watching and I hope you subscribed 😊
The blocks in the vice? They are 1” X 3/4” firing strips from Lowe’s. Most of your local hardware stores should have them. The blocks in the arbor press are from www.flatwearable.net
Another question- do you think that hand piece would fit a harbor freight 3" bench grinder? I would like to replace the tacky hand piece that came with my tool Wish I still had my Foredom. It was sweet.
They came with the flatwearable.net bender kit. I don’t have the new forming blocks. These that I’m using are about 3 years old. I have made Thousands of pieces with them. Thank you for watching!
Hey what if you don’t have the mini pin. I have the other one you took out. I was thinking I would just make the piece longer than 3 1/2 inches. Thanks !
Yeah that will work. The last ones that I made I started the bend then took a large flathead screwdriver and hammered the center line. To make a sharper point. If that makes sense. That way I didn’t have to use my small pin.
@@tonyapearce374 I have curled the ends in a little tighter and hammered them together where they touch and I put large key rings on them. And they looked cute also
Kelly Cabral it’s a nail drill from eBay. Here is the item # 233380568402 I like the different handpiece a lot better it’s item number. 352678859990 these don’t use Dremel size bits they use 3/32 shafts. I hope that helps.
The Dremel tool is a 30,000 rpm manicure drill. I have almost all of my tools and their equivalent in the description. When the one that I have dies I’ll be getting the one on Amazon. The one that I am using is a thin nail drill. It won’t let me send a link that works sorry. Thank you for watching.
Fabulous. Love your tutorials. Awesome. Thank you from New Zealand.
Thank you 😊 for watching!
❤️love this heart necklace❤️
I’m glad that you enjoyed it! 😊
Beautiful! Nice, real nice work! Nice shop and organization. Great videographer and helper too! Best I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😊
Looks like you used just about every tool for this one - nice job as always 😃
Bill Link 😂 thank you. Somedays my bench is just tools.
Thank you for sharing
❤️
I love the chain
That chain I a 2mm rope chain. We liked the size for the weight of some of the pieces. We have switched to 2mm stainless rope chains. They don’t tarnish and still look great. Thank you for watching.
@@FlatwareCreationSS would you mind telling me where you got the chain?
@@chito1345 I got the chains from www.bikerjewelryshop.com/index.html
Fantastic job!
Danita Gainey Thank you 😊 and thank you for watching.
Hi Jeremy! I’ve been looking at various bending tools and realize that the one you use from Flatwearable is going to be the best in the long run. Thank you so much for providing all the details about what you do and how you do it! (And where to get it!)
I’m glad that you’re enjoying the videos. And I’m able to share my creative process with the tools that I have. Thank you for watching 😊
Love your videos and tips.
Thank you
Thx for sharing
Thank you for watching 😊
Very impressive!!
Thank you 😊
Thank-you Jeremy for sharing your video's. You are such a patient teacher. Do you think that it would be easier to drill the hole when the silverware handle is flat- before bending? Also- i don't understand why you didn't use the square bending attachment instead of the mini pin to give the bottom of the heart a more defined bend.. Just wondering. Your finished product is beautiful- I was just curious.
cynthia Hicks Thank you for watching. I drilled it after so that I could get the angle that I wanted. If you drove it before there’s no real telling it’s going to be in the exact spot that you need it so that it hangs right. And I did this before Suzanne came out with the square pin. 😊
What metal layout chain and charms. Just found your channel, very good and great camera work
Carolanne Connolly-Brown the metal is spoon or fork handles. The wire is 20ga stainless and the charms are picked out by size to fit in the heart. Thank you so much for watching and I hope you subscribed 😊
Good job!!
How can I make the blocks?
What size the block ?
Thanks for sharing!
The blocks in the vice? They are 1” X 3/4” firing strips from Lowe’s. Most of your local hardware stores should have them. The blocks in the arbor press are from www.flatwearable.net
Where do I find the bending piece that attaches to the arbor press ?
Flatwearable.net is where I got my 3-D press system from
Another question- do you think that hand piece would fit a harbor freight 3" bench grinder? I would like to replace the tacky hand piece that came with my tool Wish I still had my Foredom. It was sweet.
cynthia Hicks I’m sorry I don’t know for sure. I’m pretty sure that it won’t.
So cute! Can you please tell me do you make your rubber forming pieces for the 1 ton vise or did you purchase them?
They came with the flatwearable.net bender kit. I don’t have the new forming blocks. These that I’m using are about 3 years old. I have made Thousands of pieces with them.
Thank you for watching!
@@FlatwareCreationSS thank you so much!
Anytime I’m always glad to help.
Hey what if you don’t have the mini pin. I have the other one you took out. I was thinking I would just make the piece longer than 3 1/2 inches. Thanks !
Yeah that will work. The last ones that I made I started the bend then took a large flathead screwdriver and hammered the center line. To make a sharper point. If that makes sense. That way I didn’t have to use my small pin.
@@FlatwareCreationSS thanks … I hate messing up pieces … I messed up 2 doing it at 3 1/2 inches now to try and salvage them into something.
@@tonyapearce374 I have curled the ends in a little tighter and hammered them together where they touch and I put large key rings on them. And they looked cute also
@@tonyapearce374 some of the greatest pieces are fixed made by mistakes. 👍😉
Hi, at 8.34, what is the pin with a loop on the end called. Ive been searching to buy some but not sure what im looking for. Any help appreciated ❤
They are called eye pins.
@@FlatwareCreationSS thank you 👍🏻
@@stevemorgs8771 I’m always glad to help.
@@stevemorgs8771 anytime! 😊
Where did you get your press
I bought mine at harbor freight. I do have a link in the description to Amazon.
What flex shaft do you use? I like how the parts just snap in! Great videos too!
Kelly Cabral Thanks for watching. My hanging flex shaft or my Dremel tool on the left?
@@FlatwareCreationSS I think it's the one on the left. It looked like it had pink on it.
Kelly Cabral it’s a nail drill from eBay. Here is the item # 233380568402 I like the different handpiece a lot better it’s item number. 352678859990 these don’t use Dremel size bits they use 3/32 shafts. I hope that helps.
@@FlatwareCreationSS Thank you so much!
Flatware CreationSS what is the name of the machine that bends the forks beautiful work🙌👏
What is the brand name of your dremel tools and where did you purchase them?
The Dremel tool is a 30,000 rpm manicure drill. I have almost all of my tools and their equivalent in the description. When the one that I have dies I’ll be getting the one on Amazon.
The one that I am using is a thin nail drill.
It won’t let me send a link that works sorry.
Thank you for watching.
Hey what size is the mini pin ? Where did you get it ?
I will measure it for you when I get home. I got it from Suzanne at Flatwearable.net
9.5 mm in the micrometer
Where can I find a bending machine like that??
Thank you for watching. Here is Suzanne’s site. Tell her Jeremy Elsaid sent you 😊 it’s a great setup.