I love your energy. You don't just smile, your whole face is joyful and it makes me want to give it a try. I never thought cutting metal would be so much fun. Thank you.
Ohh it really is! I LOVE sawing, it's one of my favourite jobs, it's so meditative and relaxing. I'm so happy you enjoyed my video and had fun, it means a lot ❤️🥰
you prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
Regarding 6:42, thank you for your advice of maintaining the vertical sawing motion while turning the object itself along a curve. This is also the same method for using a mechanical band saw or a sewing machine.
Love you girl -" Thats Crazy - You do You " I so hope you teach children they need fun teachers like you. What is your accent? Very entertaining lessons!
Thank you so much for this video!! I felt stupid trying to set mine up earlier and get started, because it felt like such a simple task. You explained it so clearly, and i appreciate it!
How to saw - part two with tips for my fellow creatives who are starting out with silversmithing :) Hope you will enjoy the video and let me know in the comments your thoughts, I will also answer all your questions!
Woohoo, i was so excited to see another video appear on your channel. These are just what i need because i am only just starting out. Thank you so much for you kindness of spirit in sharing your skills and knowledge, and your happiness is infectious. Peace,
Andy, well that's all I need to know :)) thank you soo much for your kind words and I really appreciate your support! There are more videos to come and hopefully they will be regular, weekly from now on :) Have a lovely day and enjoy the weekend!
Thank you so much Dave! I'm happy I can send some positive energy across! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment :)) Really appreciate it! xx
when you reach a corner, you can turn the frame but there's a little trick to make it work. pull a bit back on the frame so the rounded back of the sawblade sits against the edge of the cut on the outer side of the corner and only the theet in the inner side of the corner should touch the metal. imagine the blade like a reversed wedge, from teeth to the back it's .5mm, the teeth is .25mm wide but the back is only like .1mm wide so it is totally possible to turn and pull the back of the blade against the edge of your cut. this way you get the same effect like when you are turning the sheet, no broken blades. it's up to personal preference but I feel like turning the frame gives me much more control because I only have to control one movement at a time and also I don't have to compromise on how strong I hold the workpiece against the peg.
I am wondering if you can use a handsaw to make jump rings. Are there different tools to help you hold your metal while you cut it? Different ones for cutting jump rings, a flat sheet of metal etc?
Yes you can! I used to cut my jump rings with the hand saw like this, before I got the jump ring maker. It's actually pretty easy, I will make a video about it soon! :) But basically what you need is a coil, to wrap your wire aroung it, and then you just have to figure out the best way to hold it (there are different ways) and cut each jump ring :) Google how to make jump rings, and I'm sure plenty tips will come up! Good luck ❤️
Thank you for the sawing information. Please tell me what the attachment with the wood is called. I need one but I don't know where to look or what to call it. Thank you.
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing like a 2/0 or much bigger like a 2? I'm making an order tomorrow! We have not been able to order anything non essential for the past 5 weeks so I'm super excited that they are allowing the jewellery tool store to send orders, because most online shops can't operate here yet. I'm not sure what it's like in the UK but it has been so strict here. I hope you are healthy and safe!
Thank u I just subscribed....and shared...what is the name of the piece of wood u have in front of u? Most use it when sawing...and I know there is a name for it...thank u...u can tell I’m a novice.
Aww, thank you! That means a lot 🤗 I believe that piece of wood is called bench peg (attached with the anvil) ⭐ There are different types, and some modern versions are made with materials other than wood. I really liked that peg (shown in this video) but in my newest videos you can see a new version, which I'd much rather recommend! The price difference wasn't big, so it's worth to pay just a bit more and have a better, more useful peg
Dziękuję Ci serdecznie! ❤️ Super, że wpadłaś na kanał, dziękuję za miły komentarz i poświęcony czas 😊 Hahaha, działaj działaj, to jest naprawdę fajne zajęcie!
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Wiecej wiecej filmikow dla poczatkujacych :) nie mam mozliwosci wybyc na kurs nawet bardzo krotki :( ucze sie od ciebie, masz niesamowity dar tlumaczenia tak ze wszystko wydaje sie proste :D jestem dopiero na etapie szukania narzedzi ale malymi kroczkami :) :) :)
Wspaniale! Dziękuję Ci ogromnie :) Jeśli chciałabyś kiedyś o coś zapytać, to śmiało pisz na Instagramie! Czasem może mi zając kilka dni, żeby odpisać, ale staram się odpisywać na wszystko :) Jeśli mogę zapytać, mieszkasz w Polsce czy w UK? Pytam pod kątem kursu i narzędzi. Ostatnio dowiedziałam się, że w Polsce można dorwać darmowe kursy (i byłam bardzo zaskoczona!), ale nie wiem jakie warunki trzeba spełniać i czy w każdym mieście są dostępne. Z kolei znajoma poszła na taki krótki, chyba dwudniowy kurs w Krakowie i płaciła 400zł, co uważam za dość dużą sumę (którą można by przeznaczyć na narzędzia :P). Ale wiadomo, wszystko zależy od tego jakie są nasze indywidualne potrzeby, na kursie na pewno pod okiem profesjonalisty można nauczyć się niezbędnych podstaw i używania narzędzi, więc nie odradzam! :)) Powodzenia i tak jak mówisz, małymi kroczkami!! ❤️
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Hej, ja wyspe obok mieszkam - Irlandia. Tak wlasnie szukam zajecia zeby otworzyc jakis maly biznes :) kiedys wykonywalam bizuterie z koralikow i tak pomyslalam czy nie pojsc o krok dalej :) Kursow jako takich nie ma tutaj, sa albo daleko ode mnie albo drogo :/ sa studia dzienne, ale praca nie pozwala. Szukam alternatywnej drogi wiec :) Wpadlam wiec na twoj kanal przypadkiem i zostane tu na dluzej :) :) :)
O super! W takim razie masz zdecydowanie większe możliwości :)) Smutnie to brzmi, ale niestety w Polsce są nadal duże ograniczenia w tej dziedzinie. Zarówno w nauce jak i w dostępności materiałów (to znaczy, materiały są dostępne, ale regulacje by je dostać są rygorystyczne i dochodzi kwestia finansowa). Dlatego korzystaj, że jesteś w Irlandii i spróbuj koniecznie! 😊 Szczerze? Jeśli robiłaś wczesniej biżuterię i masz "to coś" w dłoniach, to nie jest Ci potrzebny kurs. Ja zrobiłam parę lekcji, bo nie mogłam wtedy robić nic w mieszkaniu (wynajmowaliśmy pokój) i to był dla mnie sposób na to, żeby zacząć. Z perspektywy czasu nie nauczyłam się tam nic, czego nie nauczyłam się sama 😊 Jedyna rzecz jakiej się bałam, to włączyć torch haha :P Więc jak to przezwyciężysz, to droga otwarta! RUclips, parę książek i śledzenie instagram zupełnie Ci wystarczą. Powodzenia! trzymam kciuki ❤️
I just learned something I hadn't given much thought to. Thank you for guidance.
You are so welcome! I'm glad you did, thank you :))
I love your energy. You don't just smile, your whole face is joyful and it makes me want to give it a try. I never thought cutting metal would be so much fun. Thank you.
Ohh it really is! I LOVE sawing, it's one of my favourite jobs, it's so meditative and relaxing. I'm so happy you enjoyed my video and had fun, it means a lot ❤️🥰
Great Sawing Tips. Glad you mentioned Andrew Berry. Learnt a lot from him. Excellent. Thanks Basia.
Thank you, that was very informative, so I instantly found out why I broke my blade. But also it was fun, loving your energy!
oh wow, that's so awesome to hear that! I'm glad my video helped you identify the issue, I hope it will be much easier to do sawing now :)
I love watching how talking about you passion lights up your face! Thank you for your videos. Very helpful for beginners like me! :)
you prolly dont give a shit but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me
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These two videos were so helpful!!! Sawing has gotten so much easier!! 😄 Thank you!
I love how simple you explain all the steps for complete beginners! Thank you so much !! X
Regarding 6:42, thank you for your advice of maintaining the vertical sawing motion while turning the object itself along a curve. This is also the same method for using a mechanical band saw or a sewing machine.
I adore you 😭 thank you for being such an amazing tutor!
You're so sweet Rachel, thank you!! I'm happy you enjoy my content 🙏🌺
You've given me an idea of doing two modern art paintings at the same time Basia. Could be messy but fun.
You should totally go for it! Have fun and enjoy it 🥰
Ack! You are so adorable, these more beginning videos are precious, just adore you and your channel! You are a great teacher Basia!
Love you girl -" Thats Crazy - You do You " I so hope you teach children they need fun teachers like you. What is your accent? Very entertaining lessons!
Thank you so much for this video!! I felt stupid trying to set mine up earlier and get started, because it felt like such a simple task. You explained it so clearly, and i appreciate it!
How to saw - part two with tips for my fellow creatives who are starting out with silversmithing :) Hope you will enjoy the video and let me know in the comments your thoughts, I will also answer all your questions!
so cute when u talking.
Thank you so much 💕 for your tips and now l can finish my ring 💖
Always smiling,very nice , great thanks
You are so kind, thank you for watching 😊❤
I truly appreciate this video!!!
Woohoo, i was so excited to see another video appear on your channel. These are just what i need because i am only just starting out. Thank you so much for you kindness of spirit in sharing your skills and knowledge, and your happiness is infectious. Peace,
Andy, well that's all I need to know :)) thank you soo much for your kind words and I really appreciate your support! There are more videos to come and hopefully they will be regular, weekly from now on :) Have a lovely day and enjoy the weekend!
Sooo adorable and funny :)
Thank you! 💕
I watch ur all videos,all video very useful to me,so thank u so much for upload.
thank you for watching and for your lovely feedback!
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing please give me ur WhatsApp no otherwise Facebook for information about jewelry making.
You can find my Instagram linked on my RUclips channel and in every description box :) I share some tips and further info on there as well
Brilliant advie for a newbie like me. Plus you are so cheery that it's infectious, many thanks Basia :)
Thank you so much Dave! I'm happy I can send some positive energy across! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave such a lovely comment :)) Really appreciate it! xx
Another great tutorial, very well explained Thank you! 🌟 ❤ 💕
Katarzyna, thank you so much for your lovely comment! 💕 really glad you like it! :))
Very impressive
thanks!
when you reach a corner, you can turn the frame but there's a little trick to make it work. pull a bit back on the frame so the rounded back of the sawblade sits against the edge of the cut on the outer side of the corner and only the theet in the inner side of the corner should touch the metal. imagine the blade like a reversed wedge, from teeth to the back it's .5mm, the teeth is .25mm wide but the back is only like .1mm wide so it is totally possible to turn and pull the back of the blade against the edge of your cut. this way you get the same effect like when you are turning the sheet, no broken blades. it's up to personal preference but I feel like turning the frame gives me much more control because I only have to control one movement at a time and also I don't have to compromise on how strong I hold the workpiece against the peg.
awesome, great for beginners thanks!
thank you!! :D
Great video, thank you!
thank you so much! :)
Amazing as always. Looking good girl!
Aw, thank you, I'm happy to hear that :))
You are so sweet!!! Thank you for the video!
Thank you Heather for your lovely comment :) I'm glad you liked the video! x
Hi great tutorial. Would like to see more time lapse of your making jewelry pieces if you will :)
Thank you!! Yes, there's more coming! :) I will be making both, creative timelapses and more step-by-step tutorials, stay tuned for that :)
I am wondering if you can use a handsaw to make jump rings. Are there different tools to help you hold your metal while you cut it? Different ones for cutting jump rings, a flat sheet of metal etc?
Yes you can! I used to cut my jump rings with the hand saw like this, before I got the jump ring maker. It's actually pretty easy, I will make a video about it soon! :) But basically what you need is a coil, to wrap your wire aroung it, and then you just have to figure out the best way to hold it (there are different ways) and cut each jump ring :) Google how to make jump rings, and I'm sure plenty tips will come up! Good luck ❤️
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Thank you for the sawing information. Please tell me what the attachment with the wood is called. I need one but I don't know where to look or what to call it. Thank you.
I think the one you have in mind is called the bench peg! :) Good luck!
Thank you for everything you do! May I ask, what size saw blade would you need to cut into your bench pin? I hope you are safe and well!
hmm, I don't remember which one I used, but it was the bigger one. Definitely not the fine ones
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing like a 2/0 or much bigger like a 2? I'm making an order tomorrow! We have not been able to order anything non essential for the past 5 weeks so I'm super excited that they are allowing the jewellery tool store to send orders, because most online shops can't operate here yet. I'm not sure what it's like in the UK but it has been so strict here. I hope you are healthy and safe!
New subbie!!🤗
Thank you so much Habibah!!
Thank u I just subscribed....and shared...what is the name of the piece of wood u have in front of u? Most use it when sawing...and I know there is a name for it...thank u...u can tell I’m a novice.
Aww, thank you! That means a lot 🤗 I believe that piece of wood is called bench peg (attached with the anvil) ⭐ There are different types, and some modern versions are made with materials other than wood. I really liked that peg (shown in this video) but in my newest videos you can see a new version, which I'd much rather recommend! The price difference wasn't big, so it's worth to pay just a bit more and have a better, more useful peg
how u cut somenthing that has a hole in it ? like a square with a triangle in it ?
you need to drill a hole and then put the blade throug it, secure in the saw frame and then saw it out
Jestes swietna! Zaszczepilas mi bakcyla do bycia kowalem haha
Dziękuję Ci serdecznie! ❤️ Super, że wpadłaś na kanał, dziękuję za miły komentarz i poświęcony czas 😊 Hahaha, działaj działaj, to jest naprawdę fajne zajęcie!
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Wiecej wiecej filmikow dla poczatkujacych :) nie mam mozliwosci wybyc na kurs nawet bardzo krotki :( ucze sie od ciebie, masz niesamowity dar tlumaczenia tak ze wszystko wydaje sie proste :D jestem dopiero na etapie szukania narzedzi ale malymi kroczkami :) :) :)
Wspaniale! Dziękuję Ci ogromnie :) Jeśli chciałabyś kiedyś o coś zapytać, to śmiało pisz na Instagramie! Czasem może mi zając kilka dni, żeby odpisać, ale staram się odpisywać na wszystko :) Jeśli mogę zapytać, mieszkasz w Polsce czy w UK? Pytam pod kątem kursu i narzędzi. Ostatnio dowiedziałam się, że w Polsce można dorwać darmowe kursy (i byłam bardzo zaskoczona!), ale nie wiem jakie warunki trzeba spełniać i czy w każdym mieście są dostępne. Z kolei znajoma poszła na taki krótki, chyba dwudniowy kurs w Krakowie i płaciła 400zł, co uważam za dość dużą sumę (którą można by przeznaczyć na narzędzia :P). Ale wiadomo, wszystko zależy od tego jakie są nasze indywidualne potrzeby, na kursie na pewno pod okiem profesjonalisty można nauczyć się niezbędnych podstaw i używania narzędzi, więc nie odradzam! :)) Powodzenia i tak jak mówisz, małymi kroczkami!! ❤️
@@TheArtOfMetalsmithing Hej, ja wyspe obok mieszkam - Irlandia. Tak wlasnie szukam zajecia zeby otworzyc jakis maly biznes :) kiedys wykonywalam bizuterie z koralikow i tak pomyslalam czy nie pojsc o krok dalej :) Kursow jako takich nie ma tutaj, sa albo daleko ode mnie albo drogo :/ sa studia dzienne, ale praca nie pozwala. Szukam alternatywnej drogi wiec :) Wpadlam wiec na twoj kanal przypadkiem i zostane tu na dluzej :) :) :)
O super! W takim razie masz zdecydowanie większe możliwości :)) Smutnie to brzmi, ale niestety w Polsce są nadal duże ograniczenia w tej dziedzinie. Zarówno w nauce jak i w dostępności materiałów (to znaczy, materiały są dostępne, ale regulacje by je dostać są rygorystyczne i dochodzi kwestia finansowa). Dlatego korzystaj, że jesteś w Irlandii i spróbuj koniecznie! 😊 Szczerze? Jeśli robiłaś wczesniej biżuterię i masz "to coś" w dłoniach, to nie jest Ci potrzebny kurs. Ja zrobiłam parę lekcji, bo nie mogłam wtedy robić nic w mieszkaniu (wynajmowaliśmy pokój) i to był dla mnie sposób na to, żeby zacząć. Z perspektywy czasu nie nauczyłam się tam nic, czego nie nauczyłam się sama 😊 Jedyna rzecz jakiej się bałam, to włączyć torch haha :P Więc jak to przezwyciężysz, to droga otwarta! RUclips, parę książek i śledzenie instagram zupełnie Ci wystarczą. Powodzenia! trzymam kciuki ❤️
what are the cost for a sheet of metal ?
It depends what metal it is and the size of the sheet :) Check with you local sellers online, for USA best is Rio Grande and for UK Cooksongold
Unagi 🤣
You are adorable :)
Hahaha, thanks Brian! 😁
Your are so sweet