Elephant Fork Bracelet | Making a Jewelry piece from Goodwill cutlery | Metalworking Stainless Steel

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  • Опубліковано 30 гру 2017
  • I made a metal stainless steel bracelet using silverware I got at the local Goodwill. This is a very simple up-cycle project to make!
    The Process:
    I started by heading to my local Goodwill and picking up some forks. They cost me all of twenty cents each. You could always use ones out of your kitchen, but that's up to you. The first step in making this project involved flattening the piece to be worked. I attempted to punch a small dimple into the fork about where I wanted the eye to go. I guess the nail I was using was a little softer than the fork. I resorted to drilling instead. I then took the flattened piece and cut three of the tines off the fork leaving a little bit on each one. These bits will become the feet. I followed that by attempting to bend the last tine into shape. I was planning on making a very ornate bend and twist to make the trunk long and curly, but the metal was brittle and snapped when I tried to do it cold. I had to heat the bit that was leftover with a propane torch to get it to bend in to shape. I decided to file a little round into the end to make it look more like a trunk. I finished it all up but bending the main fork body into a bracelet shape and polishing it all up with some abrasive pads.
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  • @woltersworld
    @woltersworld 4 роки тому +1

    I was thinking you were going to make a whole family of forkies :) and the power drill for the win!

  • @billyminefee3667
    @billyminefee3667 6 років тому +2

    Now thats a flea market seller!

  • @jairusofall
    @jairusofall 6 років тому +2

    Awesome project!

  • @magicnik8881
    @magicnik8881 6 років тому +1

    Nice video!
    I like the allusions to Laura Kampf and Jimmy DiResta ;)

    • @MakerInTraining
      @MakerInTraining  6 років тому +1

      : ) Always! : ) Laura inspired me to make these videos, and Jimmy. . . Well he's Jimmy. lol! : )

    • @magicnik8881
      @magicnik8881 6 років тому +1

      Haha, yea, what else to say about Jimmy ;))

  • @76brat
    @76brat 5 років тому

    very nice!

    • @MakerInTraining
      @MakerInTraining  5 років тому

      +Jef Jones Thank you! : ) We think it turned out great as well! Super easy too!

  • @joshuaspears3580
    @joshuaspears3580 6 років тому +1

    Heard about you from Jairus. This project is amazing. I want to give everything you've made a try because I think my sisters will love these sorts of things as gifts. Keep up the amazing work.

    • @MakerInTraining
      @MakerInTraining  6 років тому

      Thank you! Go for it! Most of the recent projects make excellent gifts!

  • @nevinhersch1898
    @nevinhersch1898 6 років тому +1

    I,m sure your enjoying that torch

    • @MakerInTraining
      @MakerInTraining  6 років тому

      Yea, it kept me warm for all of five minutes. . . 😂 Thanks for watching!

  • @jequetteavanscyoc6884
    @jequetteavanscyoc6884 5 років тому

    Do you sell them or trade for more siverware??? I live in the USA

    • @MakerInTraining
      @MakerInTraining  5 років тому

      +Jequette a Van Scyoc We do not, but it’s super easy to make! You should try it. : )