1st Time Ever Melting & Pouring "Cutlerylover" Silver...Showing The WHOLE Process Start To Finish...
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This is my favorite non knife video ever! I’d definitely like to get one of your stamped rounds in the future!
Really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing the process!
Jeff in honor of March Madness Can you do a sweet 16 bracket style of hobbies so you can come up with your top hobby for 2023! It would be a fun video. I have been watching you for years and know you have at least 16 hobbies .
Cool this looks fun
Omg it would be so cool to have a Cutlerylover bar!!!!!! Reall cool man
You gotta sell cutlerylover bars and rounds as merch. If I was paying a premium or above spot to anybody I’d want it to be to you.
Thanks well see how it goes in the future Id like to get bigger molds and refine the process for a nicer end result :)
@@cutlerylover we’ll be around waiting patiently.
@@GrapeDrank001 😁
I 2nd that. I would like one to. Do you have to put 999 fs or ag? Or is 999 all?
@@jasperbaxter640 Us law..."The provisions of the National Stamping Act, as amended (15 USC 291-300) are enforced in part by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI).
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) set the guidelines and regulations for stamping of precious metal jewelry such as platinum, silver, and gold.
In accordance with the law, it's required by the U.S. government through the National Gold and Silver Stamping Act of 1906, that each and every gold and silver jewelry and related items purchased is marked with a quality mark and marked with a trademark.
The presence of the manufacture's trademark is an important assurance that the ration of gold to alloy as represented by a stamp on the article is accurate, thus making it conform with the law.
For additional information, see our website on Importing into the United States. Also, see stamping plated articles under 15 USC § 297 the Hobby Protection Act rules and regulations and the Federal Register, Chapter 8 "Falsely Stamped Gold and Silver or goods manufacturer therefrom.""
all that said a TON of jewelery ion the US do NOT have trademarks or branding on them, but simply the purity like you will see stuff with 925 and not even a weight..Its all sold by the thousands everyday with no issues at all...
Don’t forget to grab the little pieces on the concrete slab!! Something no as corse would need ideal as well so the silver doesn’t “soak” into it.
as they add up ill certainly be picking the little bits off im cheap lol
Amazingly interesting video, Jeff 😊 I like it a lot!!!
Nice tribute to Gus. So sweet!
Is gus kaput ?
BIN one of the cutlerylovers first pours!
😊 These are probably not going to be sold BUT I do plan to sell some down the road when they come out nicer ;)
@@cutlerylover Totally understandable, I'd want my first ones too. I'll keep the BIN fingers ready lol
Enjoyed watching, something I would like to do someday. Thank you!!
This super cool
Wondering if learning how to mold stuff can be learned with cheaper metals like aluminum or copper… and then switch to silver later.
When i first started making knives, I used my own personal stamp that I bought. It was quite a set up to hold the hot steel, hold the hammer and hold the stamp. Lol. It turned out ok tho. Now I kind of know what I'm doing lol. Or at least what to expect.
Cool video
Awesome
Cool
did you leave the silver overpour on the cement block?
What would happen if you poured it straight in the water?
I would be very interested in ordering some from you, I’m up to 18 ounces of silver just started a month or so ago. Been watching for years and definitely would buy a few from you just to keep forever.
Looks more challenging then I thought. I understand the premiums charged more now.
yeah theres a lot of work that goes into it and when doing 20 pieces or 50 or 100+ its a full time job, haha time is money, granted this was my 1st time but these 4 pieces took a total time of around 4 hours start to finish so each pieces averaged an hour to make, whats an hour o my time worth?
I’m a very old viewer of yours and recently came back to you tube may I ask why you don’t do any firearm related things ?
Jeff I want to buy one from you
I was thinking that Smelting Kit would be way more than $330. I wonder if you could mix your own powdered steel to forge Cutlery Lover branded neck knives?!?
can you practice your technique using lead? or does that "contaminate" the crucible?
It wont mess anything up but the problem is the metals react different and melt at different temps and cool at different rates but yes if you want to prefect your pouring technique you can do that...
You can pour your own fishing weights with lead or make lures for practice too
Where did the silver shot come from?
you cna buy silvef shot from MANY places including dealers online but I got this from StephensBestLoot on IG hes a great source for all precious metal stuff...
Pretty sure they mine it out of the earth
Jeff will you ever get another dog?
yes but Id like to move then have a baby first
So I think you need to learn a little bit more about metallurgy. Water and molten metal don't mix. Had you spilled some molten metal into that water, the result would be an explosion. This is why you heated up the mold, not because it was cold....it's to get rid of the moisture. I worked in a foundry.
Why not just tip it straight into the water
I dont want the mold to get wet it can be dangerous
Is the audio kind of warped, or am I having a stroke?
I didn't notice anything
He's probably wearing a respirator mask
I think you mean "crucible".
Can you use that to temper knife blade. Before dip it in the water?
Im sure you can but setting the temp on the machine doesn't mean the blade inside the crucible is the exact temp so you may also need a heat gun to check it..
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