Viking Style Cuff How To
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Viking, Handmade, Sterling Silver, Cuff, How To, Twist
This video is a how to video for my technique of making Viking style Twist cuffs. This process could be used to make cuffs, arm bands, or torque neck rings. If you have any questions please drop a comment.
I have always admired those who know how to work and create as you do. I just work the wire and the beads but I love your dexterity. One kiss from Italy
Strikingly beautiful bracelets. You are a skilled craftsman! Thank you for this demo.
Watching you make the end caps makes me nostalgic for the workshop
Looks exactly like bracelets from Vilings series.
Awesome!
I have to tell you Sir that this is one cool looking twist. Also, this can be used to make an antenna with killer gain because of the intricate pattern you have woven with wire. Thanks for the idea Sir too. Peace vf
Thanks for the video. I am teaching people with special needs goldsmithing. And now with the lockdown I teach some theory daily by zoom and your film is one that allows me to show a good and simple technique we can when we do in the workshop when we can back to normalcy.
So again thanks for the well shown process.
That is really awesome to hear. I always love to hear that something I put out is useful to somebody.
@@ZinkSterling hii can you make those for me
I’ve been wanting to try and make this look for a while … Nice to find a clear follow along video for this technique … thanks … Nick
Beautiful work
The sound drops out for significant amounts of time. Would love to be able to follow this tutorial.
Observe
Fantastic. You make this look so easy. how skilful. Thank you so much for sharing.
Respect for leaving a comment to the author. I would be grateful if you look at my content and rate it. In one of the videos, I made a gold case for a Zippo lighter.
The Very very good video that teach quickly but systematic, vow great great
Thank you so much for this video. It has inspired me to go to my bench and give it a go.. first attempt was ok, made it with Copper and STG. Long way to go before it's perfected 😁
This grandmother loves your work,mits impeccable, BTW !!..I'd like to try this in Copper, so I think my torch will work unless you think I should get a bigger one...I love working with copper sheet metal..
I make my own caps too, LOVE working with metal and wire..thanks for your fabulous video
Really enjoyed that, may I suggest u show more close-ups of the finished pieces,
Liked and subbed, TY
Awesome explanation of this type of bracelet! Thank you for sharing all your tips and techniques! I’m a follower now! 👍🤗
Very nice, I enjoyed watching you create a Stunning Viking cuff
Ha! I was just starting to watch and you hi, I'm Timothy Zink! Nice to run into you on here!
I didn’t know you had RUclips videos. I have seen a few of your silk dying videos on Facebook recently. Pretty interesting process.
Thanks for the clip, sound dropped out a few time which was a shame. Great job on the braclet :-)
Gracias chamigo! excelente video
Amigo te pasastes GRACIAS, GRACIAS ,GRACIAS ,por tu conocimiento te quedo hermosa tu PULSERA . FELIZ NAVIDAD Y UN HERMOSO AÑO NUEVO .COLOMBIA .Y PERU
To get the same effect, a smaller scale, take two of the clock wise strands and tight twist by hand counter clockwise
Yea I started out doing this without a core wire and my results were good, but when I went to shape them I kept having spacing issues, which I know means I didn’t get my twist tight enough, so I decided to add the core wire and it completely got rid of that problem.
Also it adds some weight to the cuff which I felt it was missing.
Thank you for your service. Love the work.
Thank you! Fantastic! Could you post a list of materials used? I would like to watch again and make along with you. xo
Brilliant; fantastic
Enjoyed the video. Love the Viking Cuff.
Wow nice work you have a great talent
you so impress. good job
That's Awesome. Great workmanship.
This is awesome. OCP is the superior service camo.
what a great idea using the drill, you're not wearing yourself out twisting the wire.
Please lol more videos of this and the different styles
Nice Job, very interesting and informative, thank you
Nice video
It seems the explanation gets cut off early sometimes cuz all sound just stops. Or is that just me?
Yes sorry about that. I am working to fix the audio. A false copyright claim caused a large amount of the audio to bet muted. I am trying to see what I can do to fix it. Thank you
@@ZinkSterling Love the work and detail
@@ZinkSterling Man no music please if its going to be that loud, some of us have ear bugs, other wise great job
Very nice and something I might wear myself
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Great 👍
Very enjoyable great craftsmanship
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very beautifull work ....congratulations
Good video by the way. 👍
Those are BadAss 😎👍💯
Your dad sent me here, great work. I subbed and look forward to learning from you
Nice video.Thank you. Pity about the missing audio
Amazing work colleague!!!
phenomenal! loved it
Very nice Sir !
Love this video. Thanks. Going to check out more of your stuff.
Kevin Damphouse Hey you are my 1,000th subscriber. Shoot me and email at zinksterling@gmail.com and I will get your info and send you one of these cuffs. Thank you!
Totally awesome dude
Would you possibly be able to provide a complete parts/tools list to create these awesome things? I've been dying to give it a try! Thanks so much for these excellent videos!
See my comment above.
Amazing work!!
Gorgeous!! Keep it man
Beautiful work👏👏
It is a fantastic video, unfortunately the sound was off in some parts for quite some time. Could you provide with some transcript?
For those who tried with stainless steel 1mm wire. Twist 10 double wire each 22cm lenght the same effect.
`awesome bracelets
I would suggest that you take closer shots. There were parts of it I couldn't see, especially at double speed. Also large parts of it has no audio, so I couldn't hear either. I'm not complaining, just letting you know. Really beautiful finished bracelet!
Yea I know this video had issues so I remade it and fixed the audio and got better close ups. Check out my video Petite Viking Cuff for much better video and audio
@@ZinkSterling Thank you! I will check it out😊
well demonstrated thank you
I would love to see this style made again by you only with the voice issue fixed
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I actually did post another video of this style because of the sound issues. The new video also has better close ups
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A really enjoyable video. I wish you'd do one just on the braiding part with a slower explanation. Great work.
Yea this video had some issues, I ended up making a second video called Petite Viking Style twist cuff that is the same style cuff with smaller wire and there are better close ups and no sound issues
@@ZinkSterling I'm just getting into working with copper and consuming every video I can find. Your presentation is one of the best out there. Thanks again
Beautiful work! Can you please tell me what gauges of wire you used? The sound kept going out and I don't know that I heard most of what you said. Thanks for sharing!
Yea this video has some issues so I ended up posting a second video with the same process but a slightly different variation called “Petite Viking Style Twist Cuff” in this video the core wire was 2mm and the outer wires were 1mm wire twisted together
How much for one I’d like to buy one incredible craftsman ship don’t ever stop.
Just excellent...!
Wish size the wires, in cm. please.
Very nice work.
Из круглых сразу делать колпак(коронку). Не заморачиваться на полушарие и цилиндр. У зубников есть "самсон". Выдавливает почти любой размер в пределах зуба.
Muy buen trabajo,lo que no sabía que complicado es
Es un trabajo duro.te felicito!
Éxito! Sigue hacia adelante
excellent - thank you
Great skills and great bracelet. I think a real viking would wear pristine white silver though, there was no sulphur pollution in the air back then.
Thank you, Niello(Blackened) silver far predates the Viking and was very common. The method of using sulphur is the traditional method. You can also do it with the cooked yolk of an egg which produces sulphur as well.
I had a hard time seeing what was going on in this video. The audio cut out during some of it. I really wanted to see how these bracelets were made. They are lovely.
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Soooo beautiful amazing lovely 👏🤘
I really That You for sharing your knowledge " But " , I promise I'm not trying to be a hard @$$. The viewing frame is really small , n the adio keeps dropping out. You really have you ducks in a row in your trade , but this video was just hard to see. My fiancee luvs this kinda hand made stuffage. I was a machinist , and love to make her things , plus she has never had anyone who took time to make things for her before. Jewelry is a trade I've never taken up , and this is the style she really loves. Again Thank You for sharing , I'm really not complaining.
I like how you have the voice over.
I couldn't see what you soldered on to the endcaps at the very end. I would also like to see the twisting a little more slowly. Nice technique!
Sorry This video had some issues. The last solder I used was easy, and if you want a better view of the twist I actually uploaded another video of this style cuff called Petite Viking style twist cuff and it’s sound isn’t messed up and also I did a closed shot of how to twist it at real time speed. Thank you
Interesting project . had been wondering how that pattern was wrapped .I tend to make viking knitting work myself in both hard and soft materials .
Yea Viking knit is a whole other beast. That’s one that I am just not to great at.
@@ZinkSterling I've been playing with it for close to 18 years silver copper nylon and kevlar and elastic cord as well all work to varying degrees .
Half way through the video the audio cut out. Thank you for sharing this video.
l enjoyed your video very informative. What wire are you using.?
Nice
Great video, love the work, but there were quite a few sound breaks where I was hearing nothing and wasn't sure what you were doing
Thank you! Happy New Year!
Wow
very cool bracelet, thanks for the video
Love the tutorial but the music is a damned nuisance when I'm trying to hear your voice. 💖
would be great if the whole view of the twisting process were on screen. can't tell hoot attach towhee I imagine is a drill.
Yes it was an electric drill
Should try and show us how they made animal heads for the caps on the twisted arm rings, I think they showed sanimal heads according to there animal in the family etc
love them
Where do I purchase one of these beauty’s
I was wondering what gage wiers you where using?
Curious if you have to use a Kiln for the last part or can you use a regular propane forge? I'm completely new to any of this so i'm looking to learn.
I’m not sure if a forge would work as I don’t have much knowledge on how they run, but if it can regulate temperature for the times required then it should. I have a propane burner I use sometimes, but that thing is basically all on or all off and it would not work.
hola me gusta mucho tu trabajo, pero seria interesante que le agregaras las medidas de los alambres o algún otro dato técnico. Saludos
Wowww🥰
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Nice work. Where do you get your wire for this type of work. Thanks in advance.
I’m glad you like the video. I draw out all of my wire on draw plates.
Sorry, see it was the flux. Great bracelet!
Great video, Than you. What kiln do you have or suggest?
Why is it necessary to put it in a kiln at 550 for an hour - or at all? Is it too brittle? This is really nice. Looking forward to trying it out. I understood it perfectly! Thanks for your generosity!
Putting it in the kiln isn’t because it’s brittle. It makes the sterling springy so it doesn’t get misshapen when you try to put it on and off. Some cuffs are pretty much soft and when you put them on you squeeze the sides together to make it fit your wrist better. Soft cuffs will eventually take a stress fracture from bending back and forth over a long period of time, where spring hardened metal flexes instead of bends, and does not get that stress fracture. Or at least not for a much much longer time.
Nice video :) can you make one using a wolf head to end it?
Grettings from Argentina
Why the guitar pick under the buffing wheel? :-)
Very nice but the sound went off half way through
Wish I could understand your directions...music was to loud and unnecessary. Great job on the bracelet!
Rob.
I want one please!
@@wildrose2748 ... from stainless steel wire? And how much good Sir?
Is it possible not to use a kiln?
Some people skip the heat treating process all together and that is fine. The reason I do it is because it makes the piece springy so it tries to retain its shape better. Also softer silver will stress crack faster from to stress put on it from widening the gap back and forth when putting it on and off the wrist
Thank you for that, i really enjoyed it. I haven't got a kiln for the last annealing, is it inadvisable to use a torch because of risk of melting?
The kiln is actual to harden it and you couldn’t do it with a torch because you would have to maintain 575°F for an hour to get the desired effect.