How to make a pair of hollow inner hoop earrings in 18kt gold
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- How to make a pair of hollow inner hoop earrings in 18kt gold.
To create hollow tube earrings, not having a bending tool and not wanting to use a copper core, we can use this technique.
the plate I used has a thickness of 0.5 mm.
as a core on which to slide the gold tube, I used a 4.5 mm diameter round steel wire, to have a finished tube of 5.5 mm
after we have drawn our gold tube, until it adheres to the steel core, we bend the final part of the steel core, giving it the diameter we want for our earring.
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Clever method of construction, I would never have thought of doing it like this. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome. I was wondering how to make a loop with a tube... the method you used was excellent 👏👏
Holy moly, what craftsmanship! This entire video was so intriguing and informative, thank you for this! Estimate-speaking, what do all of those tools used cost?
Congratulations Sir!. It is unusual technique to make hollow tubes. Well done.
😊well done young man before this video I use to complain about how much earrings are and after this video I have much more respect to the price of gold earrings now well done young man they nice nice
Здорово, давно не было ваших видео. Красивые серьги на красивые ушки. Я за традиционные отношения. Итальянцы знают толк в этом. Спасибо за подаренный опыт, интересные приёмы.
Love the construction skills on this! Nice!
Genius work! I loved the nut trick, I was wondering how you were going to get the rod out!
That method was so cool. I never thought that would work. Amazing.
У Вас золотые руки!👍
Excelente trabajo gracias por compartirlo soy artesano filigranero con ganas de aprender mucho más gracias
Master you are so smart !thank for sharing
Gracias por seguir compartiendo . Feliz año
Nice, I love your Videos 🥰👍
Nice Scaffoal!
Bravo Alberto!!!
Love the clasp!
Grande!!! Maestro.👏👏👏
What was happening at the end exactly? How did you fuse the small circles on the ends?
Beautiful.
awesome video !! Thanks for the tip ...
Awesome! is this technique also possible to use at smaller diameters?
Love your content! Thank you for sharing knowledge!
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Magnificent ideas what type of soldering tool are u using 27.35 solder end of tube Thank You
☝️😉👍 Eres el numero uno!! Saludos
Looking your work very pleasure
Love these
@scaffoal what was the weight of the pair of these earings? Looks to be quite heavy. But beautiful
if I remember correctly they weighed about 9 grams each.
Anyone know a manufacturer where I can make them for my online business?
Beautifully crafted but it's very lengthy process, it may be crafted with very low efforts......
We make these hoop rings in bulk with really very easy way, I'll post videos regarding sooner at my channel....
Muchas gracias por compartir
Nice work, as usual. I wonder if that clasp arrangement is very secure, over time.
In practice, ease of puttin on and taking off has always “trumped” security.
El chillido indica que falta lubricar el tubo
I use lubricating oil or candle wax
Hello, what size metal should I cut for a 2mm tube?
12:00 ingenious.
how do you fabricate the hoops to be tapered?
To make graduated earrings you need to create a mold and make the two halves which will then be soldered together. The most artisanal method is to create the male part in a metal and use a lead plate as the female part. Today earrings with particular shapes and voids inside are often made with an electroforming process.
@@scaffoal So that's how they do it by soldering the two halves. Interesting, thanks scaffoal 👍
Wow
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I would like contact information if you take commissions.
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I still don't understand why anyone would *choose* 18kt, when you could get in 24kt. And it'd look better.
I still don't understand why anyone would go for 18kt, when you could get 24kt. And it would be better.
24Kt gold corresponds to a fineness of 999.9 thousandths, i.e. pure gold, it is too soft to be used as an ornament, it would wear out quickly. For this reason, over time, alloys have been added to gold to make it harder and more resistant. In Italy and in many other countries, the 18KT fineness corresponding to 750 thousandths is customarily used, which I believe is the best compromise between low value and durability to wear.