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BTW what made you change from a Mega Hit 4 to a new Mega 5 welder recently?

Excellent advice Paul! Thank you.

Excellent vido Paul, thank you.

I have to learn this work ,sir How much salary do you get after learning this work?

I have to learn this work ,sir How much salary do you get after learning this work?

I have to learn this work ,sir How much salary do you get after learning this work?

I have to learn this work ,sir How much salary do you get after learning this work?

Ich muss diese Arbeit erlernen, Sir. Wie viel Gehalt bekommen Sie, wenn Sie diese Arbeit erlernen?

I have to learn this work ,sir How much salary do you get after learning this work?

Very interesting 😎🤔 Thank you for sharing your story Anna

Where did you get your "Screen" instead of that fiddly leather piece in front of the dado?

I find that light protection screen with the slits to be very irksome. Where did you get yours?

Do they have an official website?

Hi Paul I wonder if the process for welding and polishing will lose a bit of weight to the watch. I had a white gold watch about to go back to factory service. So I’m deciding whether to laser welding and polishing. but I wonder if it’s gonna make a big difference in weight.

Price ?

And the most important is it ok for a small hand-made manufacturing?

Dadoo is have a great price they sold here where i am around 4 gramd

I have a question did u try it on platinum?

How much one of those lasers set you back? Very nice vid!!

Can you laser repair all of the hollow tat we come across?

I have a Dado 2 laser and I work well with it

Can you explain why soldering results in more potential discoloration than lasering? Also is the same filler material used for both methods? Thanks!

Coucou combien coûte la machine ??

I really think that you've nailed this laser welding Paul! Another excellent and informative video, thank you.

Great Paul, I bought the master 4.0 it’s an amazing piece of equipment 👌🏽

nice job paul. what mm sheet do you like to laser with? thanks

Excellant Paul!

How to fix error 4?

what settings are you using on the laser and what material do you use for the added dial feet ? ty

Is it profitable to buy this laser in the USA? How are things going with servicing this laser in the US?

Nice work Paul! Keep 'em coming... 😀

Thank you Paul, another great video demonstrating your professional skills. Full of laser welding information and tips to help us. Please keep them coming!

Any chance you know somewhere in southern California I could try one of these out?

Hello, loved this video, I have a question , is it posible to replace the Microscope with a microscope that has a screen ?

Very impressive repair! Would you be able to remover/infilling engravings on a watch back? It is also a 18K gold omega. Is there an email you can be reached at? Thanks!

We are getting an error number 4 flow failure 🥴

Hi Paul, this is fantastic, thank you! It has filled me with confidence to get on with my gold ring repair. I've searched for this level of film work on laser welding for 3 years. You are the first to shoot and show such an informative video regarding laser welding settings, repair methods used, hints and a step by step example on real jobs. Brilliant, just brilliant!

It would be a good idea to indicate the brand of your welding machine

Hi Paul, as videos showing the use and repairs that can be made by using a laser welder are few and far between, I found your gold ring sizing repair very interesting as I have a similar job to do on a friend's gold ring. Due to a swollen knuckle, it had become too tight on the ladies finger and the ring had to be cut off by her husband, a retired fireman (not a jeweller)... So you can imagine the mess it is in! As this will be my first gold ring repair using our MS35 laser, I listened very closely to you describing the settings you used on your machine before you began the repair. Although during the video you kindly passed on most of the settings you were about to use, you only mentioned raising or lowering the power and never let on the power setting you started with, which would have gotten me to a starting point. Obviously shank thickness would affect the power setting chosen but this ladies ring has quite a worn shank due to its age and looked similar to the ring used in your demonstration before her husband stepped in. Any clues on the power for my repair? Thanks.

Hi Jaco, Following today's article in the Henley Standard about you and your work, I've been fascinated by watching your video's, what an excellent idea to promote the whole subject of jewellery making. Its something which has always been of interest to me - both from my ex Art student's perspective, and from great sentimentality regarding many items of my own jewellery. Some years ago I joined an evening class of silversmithing where our tutor was an inspiring talented ex Royal College student with masses of wonderful ideas, and a helpful source. Unfortunately she left for better things and we had a vastly different uninspiring replacement chap whose final statement to me which finished my interest in his class, was - following my comment that I wasn't too pleased with my work, was "Frankly I'm not interested in whether or not you're pleased - but more important is that you've finished the piece". How utterly deflating. I'll remain fascinated by your work and will watch any future video's. Good Luck and please continue with your projects. Judith MacBeth.

Great job, what laser and what settings

Quite ingenious.

Great 👍 tips. And great quality vlog.

What machine are you using? If you show it I missed it. Thank you

Hi, What version laser welder did you use? Does the Dado do similar repairs to glasses or is it too weak?

Make a demo for us during laser welding

Hello, was it made with Dado or can it be made with Dado?

Nice one Jack!

Perfect explanation of Why you want one of the Elettrolaser Jewellery Laser Welders!

Perfect explanation of Why you want one of the Elettrolaser Jewellery Laser Welders!