I thoroughly enjoy chain making, I find it very satisfying … if you would like to see more of my silver chain making videos here’s a playlist you can watch ruclips.net/p/PLYHMxIHcYj0aPFwHAV7p4pkxeraaY6hGZ … cheers … Nick
Same here directions for knot making are useless to me. It took my dad likec30 minutes to teach me a relatively easy knot. He would always say it's easy when you know how. RIP Dad. 2-6-19
thanks for that Raul, i’m amazed how well this video has been liked. it’s always a bit of a lottery what video to do next, i’ll have to try and do another one like this as a part 2. maybe some sort of wrist chain in the same style. cheers … Nick
Nice to hear that zara, The essential part of this technique is lots of annealing. There’s more info in the long play version of this vid if you’ve not seen it, here’s a link … ruclips.net/video/TXe0xx-09ZE/видео.html … cheers … Nick
Such a beautiful job. Besides everything else you did, the way you make that solder flow exactly where you want it to… it’s amazing. I was a trained and certified jeweler for over 20 years and I never got to the point where I could trust that those little pallions of solder weren’t going to fly off the flux as soon as the heat of the torch hit it. I didn’t get to fabricate as much as I wanted to and never got to work in silver as much as I wanted to. Anybody I worked for was only interested in gold, platinum and diamonds. Whenever I would show them some of my silver designs, they’d something like, “that’s great; just do it in gold!” Right! Some things don’t translate from silver to gold, you know! Just now seeing your videos and am enjoying them. Keep up the good work; I remember when my hands looked like that every day!
thanks for your comment Marcy … I mostly use solder paste for chain making, its a quick easy and convenient product to use for small items. Nice to hear a professional jeweller can enjoy watching my videos, being a hobbyist I’ve never worked with gold but apparently you can get paste solder for gold just rather more expensive being £140 for 3g. I find it a real struggle trying to keep my hands and fingers looking presentable for close-up videos … but hey its the real world … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff if your hands were real presentable, a lot of people may question if you’re a jeweler. Lol Many times I went to the mall right after work when I was young and a few times, got some weird looks and so when I looked in the mirror and see that my neck and chest above my shirt were literally red from the red rouge blowing back at me from the polisher, I’d try to remember next time. As far as my hands, sometimes I just jokingly told people I was a mechanic. Seems a mechanic being female (at least back in MY day) was more shocking than being a jeweler. I haven’t sat at a bench in, oh, I guess it’s been close to 20 years. I was still working when platinum was getting popular and I hated working on platinum. Also, it was during the era of Princess cuts. I broke the same $50K diamond TWICE, originally AND again,when it came back from being recut. Thankfully, barely a point was lost all told, but those corners!!! People think diamonds are indestructible. When it got back from the cutters again, I refused to touch it. The guy that I consider the best jeweler in our shop said , “Oh Marcy, give it to me!” Less than three minutes lighter, he looked up at me and smiled and said, “You are not gonna believe this!” But yep, it has slivered off at the same corner as it had with me. The weird thing is that diamond did not show anything that should’ve caused it, no inclusions, nothing. The problem is, a stone should not have four corners; It’s just an accident waiting to happen whether it’s being set or even in wearing it. It’s like one long after that, I got out of the business. I was burned out. So much has changed in the industry now. So many cool tools, I sort of miss it, but I’ve never made anything as pretty as the stuff I’m seeing you make.
I’ve also had a lot of dirty jobs and have got used to to funny looks after a day welding. I love sitting at my bench in my spare time fiddling with bits and bobs, couldn’t imagine life without it. I suppose it’s different when it’s a career everybody likes to retire one day and get away from it. Your endeavours as a commercial jeweller make an interesting read, you could write a book on the subject. not a job for me I shy away from responsibility and the thought of working with a 50K diamond would give me sleepless nights or nightmares. I’m a happy hobbyist with mostly budget tools very different to a modern commercial shop with all the 3-D printers and microscope welders they use these days. Must pay well when you get it right … all the best to you … Nick
WOW!! What a great idea! Thank you. I like making chainmaile jewelery, but this is next level! looks like you silver soldered the links to beable to shape them.. I'm gonna gave to try this!!
thanks for that Sam, The links are definitely well soldered to cope with the pulling and stretching with this technique. however I always manage to break a few … lots of annealing is the key to this … cheers … Nick
Bueatiful I bet everyone wishes they had the right tools and more importantly the knowledge how to do it thats something I could do for the rest of my life
thanks for that Wadeo … i’ve always had the bug for collecting tools, fiddling around and making stuff … I couldn’t imagine life without it … nice one … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I have the silver well some maby a dozen ounces and been buying some loose stones but I'd realy like to be able to make some mice pieces out of it but for now I'll just keep buying and 1 day maby watch a video on what tools and how to best set it up so it's work smarter not harder but I'm not against hard work it just makes sense to lurn the best and most affected way,thanks for getting back to me
A dozen ounces of silver sounds like a nice stash … I was amazed how easy it was when I learnt how to convert scrap silver into reusable wire …. A very satisfying process cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I've got a stash of scrap silver,spoons,rings,bangles,but I allso have ounces and bigger and smaller amounts I've bought from Tasman bullion and I just wish I knew how and had the tools that's there both pretty big problems but I'll never stop watching videos and books that catch my eye to see techniques and the tools required,the technique is gonna be a hard thing to lurn but nothing ever worth doing is easy but the tools are the part that scare me and honestly that amount of silver is nothing I know that.but thanks
i’ve learnt a lot from books and the Internet but there’s nothing quite like hands-on in at the deep end opportunities in workshops, schools friends and and other peoples studio spaces. I started out at a very well equipped evening class that I enrolled on, a 12 week introduction to silversmithing a 2 hour evening group 1 day a week … A great kick start into a variety of techniques … N
hi Anthony thanks for your comment and sub, just found it in the spam folder with no clue why. RUclips has a life of its own sometimes … all the best … Nick
thanks Anthony, this chain vid has done so well i’m going to have to try and do it again somehow so the next project may have to be a wrist chain in the same style … Nick
That's very cool! Beautiful job!👍🙂 Btw, that was very clever putting something larger on one side of your pliers to shape your jump rings. I've been doing it the hard way.... well not exactly the hard way but albeit proficient, it hasn't been the most efficient way of doing it. Going forward, I'll be doing it your way! Thanks for sharing this! 😊
thanks for that Tammygurl, i’ve been playing around with these pliers for awhile now very versatile and adaptable. this technique even works with odd shapes like squares as long as you can hold onto it and stop it from twisting … have fun … Nick
thanks for your comment Shannon, if I was more commercial I could be making these chains to sell. being a hobbyist at the moment it’s just for the pure pleasure … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I think having a video of someone handmaking the jewellery you wear would be awesome. Could record a montage like this to send to customers with the piece as well as uploading here if you did start selling.
thanks for that Nexus, Great promotional idea just the sort of thing I should be thinking about sometime … i’ll keep it in mind thanks for the suggestion … nice one … Nick
I always love your videos and this silver chain necklace is fabulous, but the only thing I noticed that I would change is that clasp… this looks like a really good sturdy, strong necklace and that clasp is not going to hold up at all. I don’t know if that’s all you had at the time of the video, but I would make a nice toggle clasp or some type of an S clasp. But those small spring clasp just really won’t work. And the only reason why I’m saying this is if someone who is kinda new to making jewelry And then they just see that type of clasp that you have used, because you are such a great jewelry designer that comes up with the fabulous ideas they’re gonna trust in you that that clasp will hold up…. Just saying…. I love the silver chain❤❤❤❤❤❤
thanks for expressing your opinion autumn. Being a happy have a go hobbyist I’ve never heard of people having a problem with these expensive sterling silver lobster clasps. I suppose I use them because they are quick easy and what I thought reliable to use. it’s good to hear peoples feedback otherwise I would never learn of such issues. I will endeavour to start to make my own clasps for future videos and not to use these commercially manufactured ones … I appreciate your encouragement … cheers … Nick
i’m sure you’re right DNS, never had a lump of gold in my hand to play with … would be nice to have a go one day … maybe I should set up some sort of gold patron scheme … 🏆 … cheers … Nick
Awesome job bro! Couple of questions; Where did you get the 90’ pliers? What did you brush the knot with? I’m assuming to make it slide together better?
hi Norm thanks for that … these fabulous pliers are called circlip pliers, I recently bought some from Halfords. Any oil helps with friction when the knot gets tight to pull … cheers … Nick
Hi Allai, I use what’s called a barrel polisher for the final shine. Chains spend four hours tumbling in stainless steel shot as a simple way to get into all the small spaces… N
thanks for that Marti, definitely have a go, I come up with ideas like this by playing around with copper wire first … I only move on to silver once i’m completely happy with the design and well practised. The other key to making this is to be constantly annealing and then sterling silver doesn’t mind being bent and moved this much … cheers … Nick
Hi Tish, I let what’s called a barrel polisher do all the hard work. Tumbling in stainless steel shot for a minimum of four hours rubs and burnishers silver chains thoroughly for a beautiful shiny finish … N
Hey Nick, awesome work :) I've been doing similar things but with copper, I'd love the do it the right way though. How do you get rid of tool marks and polish up the chain at the end? I'd love to work with precious metals.
thanks for that Redstoner, I start with the coarsest option on the worst marks and then work down. fine file, buff stick, silicon abrasives on a flex shaft and then finally a barrel polisher for chains works exceptionally well. Definitely have a go with sterling silver, very similar to working with copper … if you can silver solder copper you’ll have no problem working with silver … cheers … Nick
Absolutely beautiful! I am curious as to what the music is, it's very soothing and lovely. Shazam gave me 2 different and very wrong answers before giving up and giving me no results. Could you tell me the name?
Thanks for that Paintdgryphon, this short music clip came from storyblocks in the LumaFusion app. it’s called emotional indie folk guitars cello drama. There’s a lot to choose from when paying to have access to a music database … cheers … Nick.
I am not really into these shorts, but I can see how useful they could be to introduce people to a channel, once they have got the point. I dont understand why other peoples videos are included below.
I thoroughly enjoy chain making, I find it very satisfying … if you would like to see more of my silver chain making videos here’s a playlist you can watch ruclips.net/p/PLYHMxIHcYj0aPFwHAV7p4pkxeraaY6hGZ … cheers … Nick
Como faço pra compra uma arte sua?
So Nick, how do you make an old silver chain shine like new?
you could start with soap on a nail brush surprising how much that will do … N
hi Dodger, I tend to just throw stuff in my barrel polisher and forget about it for a few hours … comes out gleaming … cheers … Nick
Beautiful work! What's the wire gauge you used here?
Gorgeous! someone would have to teach me that in person. Phenomenal as always
thanks for that Sinclaire, hopefully you can work it out from the long play video I originally made ruclips.net/video/TXe0xx-09ZE/видео.html … Nick
Same here directions for knot making are useless to me. It took my dad likec30 minutes to teach me a relatively easy knot. He would always say it's easy when you know how. RIP Dad. 2-6-19
beautiful workmanship
Thanks for that Tarmacdemon … N
I have no word to describe how gorgeous this is.
congrats.
Thanks for your words of encouragement Iam L … cheers … Nick
I literally said "woah" when the 2 rings slid together. Absolutely fantastic.
thanks Ellis, it’s an oddly satisfying look when pulling two links together like this … cheers … Nick
OMG that is the most gorgeous creation I’ve ever witnessed. I could only wish 😢
Simply mesmerizing •Eternally•
thanks for that Raul, i’m amazed how well this video has been liked.
it’s always a bit of a lottery what video to do next, i’ll have to try and do another one like this as a part 2. maybe some sort of wrist chain in the same style. cheers … Nick
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по лвлцдшсцбкб вду луьл. 18+напиши что-нибудь скажи понял
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Beautiful work
Thanks Arvinder … N
I admire your hands while making it. Your work is more valuable than luxury goods. It's truly amazing.
thanks for your heart felt comment user-bp, being rather camera shy hands are all you get of me … cheers … Nick
Oh my ... Simply gorgeous!
well thank you for that Maribel … N
Отличная работа 👍🏿
thanks for that Q bo T … N
@@Nickscreativestuff , конусну ковирялку зроби трішечки плоскою, тоді значно швидше будеш розширювати отвір.
I am currently in a metals a jewelry class and we are doing a chain making unit, I can’t wait to try this technique out!
Nice to hear that zara, The essential part of this technique is lots of annealing. There’s more info in the long play version of this vid if you’ve not seen it, here’s a link … ruclips.net/video/TXe0xx-09ZE/видео.html … cheers … Nick
OMG!!! So beautiful.
Thanks for that megamie … N
Beautiful work 👏
thanks for that Deegan … N 👍😎👍
You're very skilled, great work!!
Thanks Jenfox, all good fun … N
Oh my what a beautiful chain ❤
Thanks for that Mandi … N
Красота неописуемая!
thanks for that … N
Beutyful. Nice work.
thanks for that Bobby … N
Nice trick i will try this design with gold 😻😻😻 thank you sir iam also gold smithh from india
thanks AP, I would love to see this made in gold … being a hobbyist I’ve never worked with it … N
very nice video. thank you.
thanks for that Quasar … N
Красота👍👍👍
thanks Oner … N
Such a beautiful job. Besides everything else you did, the way you make that solder flow exactly where you want it to… it’s amazing. I was a trained and certified jeweler for over 20 years and I never got to the point where I could trust that those little pallions of solder weren’t going to fly off the flux as soon as the heat of the torch hit it. I didn’t get to fabricate as much as I wanted to and never got to work in silver as much as I wanted to. Anybody I worked for was only interested in gold, platinum and diamonds. Whenever I would show them some of my silver designs, they’d something like, “that’s great; just do it in gold!” Right! Some things don’t translate from silver to gold, you know! Just now seeing your videos and am enjoying them. Keep up the good work; I remember when my hands looked like that every day!
thanks for your comment Marcy … I mostly use solder paste for chain making, its a quick easy and convenient product to use for small items. Nice to hear a professional jeweller can enjoy watching my videos, being a hobbyist I’ve never worked with gold but apparently you can get paste solder for gold just rather more expensive being £140 for 3g. I find it a real struggle trying to keep my hands and fingers looking presentable for close-up videos … but hey its the real world … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff if your hands were real presentable, a lot of people may question if you’re a jeweler. Lol
Many times I went to the mall right after work when I was young and a few times, got some weird looks and so when I looked in the mirror and see that my neck and chest above my shirt were literally red from the red rouge blowing back at me from the polisher, I’d try to remember next time. As far as my hands, sometimes I just jokingly told people I was a mechanic. Seems a mechanic being female (at least back in MY day) was more shocking than being a jeweler. I haven’t sat at a bench in, oh, I guess it’s been close to 20 years. I was still working when platinum was getting popular and I hated working on platinum. Also, it was during the era of Princess cuts. I broke the same $50K diamond TWICE, originally AND again,when it came back from being recut. Thankfully, barely a point was lost all told, but those corners!!! People think diamonds are indestructible. When it got back from the cutters again, I refused to touch it. The guy that I consider the best jeweler in our shop said , “Oh Marcy, give it to me!” Less than three minutes lighter, he looked up at me and smiled and said, “You are not gonna believe this!” But yep, it has slivered off at the same corner as it had with me. The weird thing is that diamond did not show anything that should’ve caused it, no inclusions, nothing. The problem is, a stone should not have four corners; It’s just an accident waiting to happen whether it’s being set or even in wearing it. It’s like one long after that, I got out of the business. I was burned out. So much has changed in the industry now. So many cool tools, I sort of miss it, but I’ve never made anything as pretty as the stuff I’m seeing you make.
I’ve also had a lot of dirty jobs and have got used to to funny looks after a day welding. I love sitting at my bench in my spare time fiddling with bits and bobs, couldn’t imagine life without it. I suppose it’s different when it’s a career everybody likes to retire one day and get away from it. Your endeavours as a commercial jeweller make an interesting read, you could write a book on the subject. not a job for me I shy away from responsibility and the thought of working with a 50K diamond would give me sleepless nights or nightmares. I’m a happy hobbyist with mostly budget tools very different to a modern commercial shop with all the 3-D printers and microscope welders they use these days. Must pay well when you get it right … all the best to you … Nick
WOW!! What a great idea! Thank you.
I like making chainmaile jewelery, but this is next level! looks like you silver soldered the links to beable to shape them.. I'm gonna gave to try this!!
thanks for that Sam, The links are definitely well soldered to cope with the pulling and stretching with this technique. however I always manage to break a few … lots of annealing is the key to this … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff
Righton! Thanks for the tip.
Beautiful work Nick.
cheers Sam … N
Gorgeous work sir.
Thanks Xarius … N
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you …N 👍😎👍
Ювелир это прежде всего творчество.👍😉
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” -Maya Angelou … N
Wow, that's gorgeous
thanks for that Pat … N
Very beautiful and helpful! Thankies 💜
thanks Erika, nice to hear it was helpful … N
Fantastic, thanks for sharing it
thanks for that Zarine … N
Bueatiful I bet everyone wishes they had the right tools and more importantly the knowledge how to do it thats something I could do for the rest of my life
thanks for that Wadeo … i’ve always had the bug for collecting tools, fiddling around and making stuff … I couldn’t imagine life without it … nice one … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I have the silver well some maby a dozen ounces and been buying some loose stones but I'd realy like to be able to make some mice pieces out of it but for now I'll just keep buying and 1 day maby watch a video on what tools and how to best set it up so it's work smarter not harder but I'm not against hard work it just makes sense to lurn the best and most affected way,thanks for getting back to me
A dozen ounces of silver sounds like a nice stash … I was amazed how easy it was when I learnt how to convert scrap silver into reusable wire …. A very satisfying process cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I've got a stash of scrap silver,spoons,rings,bangles,but I allso have ounces and bigger and smaller amounts I've bought from Tasman bullion and I just wish I knew how and had the tools that's there both pretty big problems but I'll never stop watching videos and books that catch my eye to see techniques and the tools required,the technique is gonna be a hard thing to lurn but nothing ever worth doing is easy but the tools are the part that scare me and honestly that amount of silver is nothing I know that.but thanks
i’ve learnt a lot from books and the Internet but there’s nothing quite like hands-on in at the deep end opportunities in workshops, schools friends and and other peoples studio spaces. I started out at a very well equipped evening class that I enrolled on, a 12 week introduction to silversmithing a 2 hour evening group 1 day a week … A great kick start into a variety of techniques … N
Keep up the great work my friend.
Thanks for that Friends Of Gold. The last vid was a bit diversified, but fun to make … N
Really nice work
Thank you D She … N
Amazing work! You have a true gift!
thanks Mario, I suppose creativity is a gift, it was given to me from my dad … N
Very Hard work 🎉🎉
Beautiful 🎉🎉
Thinks Thiru, making a video about making a chain is the hardest part of the process … N
That is freakishly pretty.
thanks for that flyingfish … freaky … Nick
Nice👍👍 work
thanks for that Rajkumar … N
Dude you got some serious skills bro .
That's awesome 💯💯💯💯💯💯
thanks for that Mike, I do find chain making very gratifying … N
Very cool
thanks for that Tina … N
Шедевр 👍
thanks for that Pomah … N
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Nice
Thanks Sanjay … N
Beautiful!! I’m going to learn how to do this!!! ❤
thanks for that topshelfnya, Constant in annealing is the trick to this … cheers … Nick
I'm not big into jewelry but I like the look its different
thanks Joseph, always try to be different … N
Прекрасная работа.👍🏻
Thanks youwelirka … N
Raw !
Super klas mai frend super
Thanks for that Akaki … N
Wow that's really nice 👍
thanks for that Anthony … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I'm only new to your channel i've subscribed watch it twice give it thumbs up, can't wait for next video ☘️🇮🇪🍀
hi Anthony thanks for your comment and sub, just found it in the spam folder with no clue why. RUclips has a life of its own sometimes … all the best … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff more power to you pal , thanks for your reply can't wait see your next project 🍀
thanks Anthony, this chain vid has done so well i’m going to have to try and do it again somehow so the next project may have to be a wrist chain in the same style … Nick
I wish I had one of these in gold
cheers Juarez … that would be nice me too … N
I love this link!
Thanks Kyle, some people call this a love knot … N
Красиво 👍
thanks … N 👍😎👍
Beautiful designs and work short
thanks for that JDA … N
Wow now that impressive nice work 👏
thanks for that Liam … Nick
Yeah!
Nice chain!
thanks for that Robert … N
That's very cool! Beautiful job!👍🙂 Btw, that was very clever putting something larger on one side of your pliers to shape your jump rings. I've been doing it the hard way.... well not exactly the hard way but albeit proficient, it hasn't been the most efficient way of doing it. Going forward, I'll be doing it your way! Thanks for sharing this! 😊
thanks for that Tammygurl, i’ve been playing around with these pliers for awhile now very versatile and adaptable. this technique even works with odd shapes like squares as long as you can hold onto it and stop it from twisting … have fun … Nick
That is just absolutely incredible, very good job sir. I'd love to own one of those some day.
thanks for your comment Shannon, if I was more commercial I could be making these chains to sell. being a hobbyist at the moment it’s just for the pure pleasure … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I think having a video of someone handmaking the jewellery you wear would be awesome. Could record a montage like this to send to customers with the piece as well as uploading here if you did start selling.
thanks for that Nexus, Great promotional idea just the sort of thing I should be thinking about sometime … i’ll keep it in mind thanks for the suggestion … nice one … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff No problem Nick. Good luck.
Amazing
Thanks Kanu … N
I always love your videos and this silver chain necklace is fabulous, but the only thing I noticed that I would change is that clasp… this looks like a really good sturdy, strong necklace and that clasp is not going to hold up at all. I don’t know if that’s all you had at the time of the video, but I would make a nice toggle clasp or some type of an S clasp. But those small spring clasp just really won’t work. And the only reason why I’m saying this is if someone who is kinda new to making jewelry And then they just see that type of clasp that you have used, because you are such a great jewelry designer that comes up with the fabulous ideas they’re gonna trust in you that that clasp will hold up….
Just saying….
I love the silver chain❤❤❤❤❤❤
thanks for expressing your opinion autumn. Being a happy have a go hobbyist I’ve never heard of people having a problem with these expensive sterling silver lobster clasps. I suppose I use them because they are quick easy and what I thought reliable to use. it’s good to hear peoples feedback otherwise I would never learn of such issues. I will endeavour to start to make my own clasps for future videos and not to use these commercially manufactured ones … I appreciate your encouragement … cheers … Nick
Big respect to all those that make jewelry this looks wayyyyy to tedious for me 🤣🤣🤣
thanks for that Kyler, glad we’re all different … monotony is a spice of life … Nick
Beautiful!!
Thank you Michelle … 😊 … N
Nicely done and very creative. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for that Onre, creativity can be very gratifying … N
That’s my favorite link of all you’ve shown us so far 👍
cheers Hector, i’m amazed how well this video did it has been seen over 1.5M times now … N
@@Nickscreativestuff cheers to you maestro nick !!
👍😎👍 … N
очень красиво!!
thanks for that Anna … N
amazing 🤩
Thanks Kuvera, would be nice in gold … N
soooooo beautifulllll❤
thankssssssss for that … N
amazing!
Thanks Tenebrae … N
Exelente, gracias por tu enseñanza, Muchas bendiciones, saludos desde Cali Colombia 😬👍
thanks for that Harold from Colombia, amazing how far my little videos are going … 🚀 … cheers … Nick
Так сложно и тааак красиво ❤
Thanks Lili, practice makes perfect with this sort of thing … N
Australia 🇦🇺 that was cool as brother.. u have shown me the ways master... I now see... xox T....from Australia 🇦🇺
thanks for that Travis in Australia, amazing how a video will travel.
this one is gone supersonic with its views … cheers mate … N🇬🇧🤠
Amo trabalhar com prata e outros materiais, lindo trabalho o seu parabéns
thanks for that Berlayrroy, I also love playing with silver … very versatile material … N
AWSOME AS HELL DOGG
thanks for that Seu … Nick
Lovely 😊
Thanks for that Tish … N
"Why is this hunk of metal so expensive?"
Take a look at this person's hands.
would love to make this in gold but that would be expensive … N
@@Nickscreativestuff GOLD WIRE PROBABLY NOT THAT BAD.
hi Michael thanks for your comment, not sure what you mean by zzgold can you elaborate … cheers … Nick
Que trabajo tan hermoso
Thanks Guadalupe … N
Espetacular, lindo demais.
thanks for that Artemis … N
Просто и красиво👍
thanks AVA … N
Super
Thanks Ali … N
More of a square knot but still absolutely beautiful
For better SEO results … N
Love it 😍!!!!
thanks for that yes209 … N
Impecable todo un arte!
thanks for that Cristian … N
¡Qué trabajo tan Hermoso!
thanks Ana, my next video is turning this design into a wrist chain … N
Nice! THANKS
thanks lgor … N
Excelente
Thanks Efrain … N
💝💝👍Beautiful
thanks a thousand year … N
OK that is Beautiful!!
thanks for that DeeDee … N
That would look really good in gold, I'm not saying this one is bad, I just prefer gold
i’m sure you’re right DNS, never had a lump of gold in my hand to play with … would be nice to have a go one day … maybe I should set up some sort of gold patron scheme … 🏆 … cheers … Nick
i need thanks for sharing 🎉
Great stuff mother rhyme … thanks for sharing 👍😎👍… N
Good
👍😎👍N
Awesome job bro!
Couple of questions;
Where did you get the
90’ pliers?
What did you brush the knot with?
I’m assuming to make it slide together better?
hi Norm thanks for that … these fabulous pliers are called circlip pliers, I recently bought some from Halfords. Any oil helps with friction when the knot gets tight to pull … cheers … Nick
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Hi Allai, I use what’s called a barrel polisher for the final shine. Chains spend four hours tumbling in stainless steel shot as a simple way to get into all the small spaces… N
That was awesome!! Thank you for showing this. I would love to learn how to do this. It's a gorgeous chain.
thanks for that Marti, definitely have a go, I come up with ideas like this by playing around with copper wire first … I only move on to silver once i’m completely happy with the design and well practised. The other key to making this is to be constantly annealing and then sterling silver doesn’t mind being bent and moved this much … cheers … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff Thank you so much for the advice. I will definitely try that.
good luck with it … N
How did you get the shiny glass look 👀 I love watching the video ❤
Hi Tish, I let what’s called a barrel polisher do all the hard work. Tumbling in stainless steel shot for a minimum of four hours rubs and burnishers silver chains thoroughly for a beautiful shiny finish … N
Love this.
thanks for that Crystal … N
Hey Nick, awesome work :) I've been doing similar things but with copper, I'd love the do it the right way though. How do you get rid of tool marks and polish up the chain at the end? I'd love to work with precious metals.
thanks for that Redstoner, I start with the coarsest option on the worst marks and then work down. fine file, buff stick, silicon abrasives on a flex shaft and then finally a barrel polisher for chains works exceptionally well. Definitely have a go with sterling silver, very similar to working with copper … if you can silver solder copper you’ll have no problem working with silver … cheers … Nick
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thanks for that Divino … N
Beautiful ❤️
thanks Nancy … N
Yo lo hubiera unido como cualquier otra cadena y hecho el quiebre para luego pasarlo al desbaste, pero se ve muy bien el diseño. Me gusta 😎👌
Thanks Jhoan, there are many ways to skin a carrot … whatever takes your fancy … N
nice and perfect❤
Thanks for that Jay … N
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Thanks for your sub Jay … cheers … 👍😎👍 … N
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Absolutely beautiful! I am curious as to what the music is, it's very soothing and lovely. Shazam gave me 2 different and very wrong answers before giving up and giving me no results. Could you tell me the name?
Thanks for that Paintdgryphon, this short music clip came from storyblocks in the LumaFusion app. it’s called emotional indie folk guitars cello drama. There’s a lot to choose from when paying to have access to a music database … cheers … Nick.
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Well that’s very nice Nelson, thank you … Nick
thats dope as hell! what machinery do i need to start making chains???
no machines needed just a few basic hand tools … N
I am not really into these shorts, but I can see how useful they could be to introduce people to a channel, once they have got the point. I dont understand why other peoples videos are included below.
not sure how it all works … all I do know is that it can bring in a lot of views and subs … N
wow thats cool! i want to make one of these, whats the aspect ratio of the knots and links?
hi Brekih, this was made with 1.3mm wire and a 6mm mandrel although always worth testing out a few with copper first to make sure everything works … N