Great work! You just taught me a new technique. I've said this before but I've learned a lot from you. I just fabricated a $48,000 platinum engagement ring for a customer. I wasn't doing any custom work at all a year ago, before I found your channel. Thanks so much!
Albert Ledesma Yes $48,000 USD. It had a 1.50ct (D,VVS1) center diamond, two 0.54ct (D,VVS1) diamonds next to the center, and ten 0.06ct (D,VVS1) diamonds going down the sides. I wish there was a way I could post a picture in the comments.
The ring is a real gem... Your work is as usual. Amazing A REAL pro..... And the music on this video was the best....especially the first song..... Thank you for teaching. Me...
I tried the cuttlefish method and its too much finish work unless you like the pattern it makes. I started using fine perlite powder mixed with fine cement powder. I can make like a thousand molds now for about 50 bucks and they turn out almost perfect. With fine and exact detail.
I had heard a bout cuttlebone casting but could hardly find anything about it. Nice to see someone doing it. But yeah very low mold impression, still, it's nice to see how and what the outcome is. Thanks!
i remember this from when i was young , but dont remember if we only used it on silver or also on gold , but nice to see it done again!! thank you for your good videos !!
I prefer this technique of jewellery making to newer technologies because the jewellery looks way cooler than mass produced run of the mill stuff everybody else has.
Lovely work, and an interesting mould-making method. I've seen similar methods using sandstone (for broches, etc.) but never cuttlefish 'bones', at least not in real life. Educational, entertaining, and artful. Perfect! =)
A great creation !!! perfectly explained without words ( they are not necessary) thanks a lot for sharing you are an artist merci :) :) :) C 'est superbe :) :) Un bonjour from french Brittany
I would love to have bendy thumbs, I see so many hand craft worker with thumbs like yours, makes holding these little Curved items much easier, mine are straight have no give in the top joints makes carving fiddly bit harder.
@@sorenakhosronejhad4787 Yeah, it definitely makes sense to bring it up because anyone thats actually gonna cast metal would wanna know this before hand because it friggin reeks badly! Yeah, if you're watching this and have no intention of doing this then it wouldn't matter to you. But since this is purposely showing an alternative to the average casting investment that most of us use that actualy work with casting metal, most would wanna know this kind of information...
@@Vinwelder Wow,The passion of speech😒 That message(jokerrabit's)can't a guid request or helping and or an opinion,it's clearly a reaction of a shining😉brain!!
@@scaffoal thank you for replying. By the way, you especially have become an actual inspiration. I bought 50 hand tools, a vise, mandrel, kiln, dremel, little anvil, silver...all in the last two weeks. I want to craft such beauty as you, and maybe reach your skill. Thank you for these videos, I consider you by your art and movements the best.
hi! love the video! i really want to try it out myself. I was wondering what material the cilinder to make space for the turquois is made out of. Thanks in advance!
Very very nice! The cuttle-cast turned out perfect. Your cuttle bone was dense and smooth. I've never seen any like that. But how about an alternative to using glue. Over here, jewelers avoid glue if possible. And never admit using it.
Hola, mi nombre es jorge villarreal y también soy joyero orfebre! ! Te pregunto de que material es para hacer los moldes, será yeso! !?? Espero pronto su respuesta Muchas gracias! Muy bueno sus trabajos saludos de cba argentina!
That's a lot of work to make a ring and then use a stone which doesn't appear to be real turquoise. I could be wrong. If so, where is the turquoise from? It just doesn't look right to me.
Customers often have gems or stones to which they are romantically linked. My job is to reinforce their wishes. An object is precious based on the value we give it to us.
In many years of work I came into possession of many different tools. I think it's wrong to buy everything right away. You need to buy the tools you need in each job, from time to time. With the passage of time we get to possess those tools that facilitate our work.
Ирина это я ответил не вам а андрюше каторгу на каракатице едит я тоже интересуюсь мне тоже интересно что за пробка это куда он серебро залил и хотел бы знать если кто знает не обежайтесь я сам не люблю не приятные слова в коментариях
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Great work! You just taught me a new technique. I've said this before but I've learned a lot from you. I just fabricated a $48,000 platinum engagement ring for a customer. I wasn't doing any custom work at all a year ago, before I found your channel. Thanks so much!
Justin Shuman $48,000? As in USD?
Albert Ledesma Yes $48,000 USD. It had a 1.50ct (D,VVS1) center diamond, two 0.54ct (D,VVS1) diamonds next to the center, and ten 0.06ct (D,VVS1) diamonds going down the sides. I wish there was a way I could post a picture in the comments.
I'm happy, thank you
Wow, that's a neat job to have been able to accomplish!
Good job! I love the simplicity of cuttlebone casting! I use it quite often!
thank you
I didn't even know there were still people doing cuttlebone casting. That's awesome.
thanks, I think that being a craftsman, means to know as much as possible and use all the techniques as needed.
The ring is a real gem...
Your work is as usual. Amazing
A REAL pro.....
And the music on this video was the best....especially the first song.....
Thank you for teaching. Me...
thanks a lot
thank you Mr. scalfoal, you gave me a good idea as an apprentice
your welcome
I tried the cuttlefish method and its too much finish work unless you like the pattern it makes. I started using fine perlite powder mixed with fine cement powder. I can make like a thousand molds now for about 50 bucks and they turn out almost perfect. With fine and exact detail.
I had heard a bout cuttlebone casting but could hardly find anything about it. Nice to see someone doing it. But yeah very low mold impression, still, it's nice to see how and what the outcome is. Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful work. I love both turquois and silver. Thanks for sharing.
i remember this from when i was young , but dont remember if we only used it on silver or also on gold , but nice to see it done again!! thank you for your good videos !!
thank you
I prefer this technique of jewellery making to newer technologies because the jewellery looks way cooler than mass produced run of the mill stuff everybody else has.
Lovely work, and an interesting mould-making method. I've seen similar methods using sandstone (for broches, etc.) but never cuttlefish 'bones', at least not in real life. Educational, entertaining, and artful. Perfect! =)
Thanks a lot
Michael Berthelsen 🏸🎮
Michael Berthelsen
so inspiring Scoaffoal, we would like to see you put your makers mark on your work buddy, you earned it :D
thank you
Your the most accomplished Jeweler I’ve ever seen!
I want to be your apprentice!!!!
There are many good goldsmiths, often they remain in the shadow of important shops.
Awesome video. For those trying this out, you can use a toothbrush and brush the cuddle bone once you made your impression for exaggerated texture.
Poochlol “Cuddle bone,” and even cuttlebone.
thank you
Very nice and very old method. Thank you for the demonstration. I know her only from school and only theoretically.
thank you
A great creation !!! perfectly explained without words ( they are not necessary) thanks a lot for sharing you are an artist merci :) :) :) C 'est superbe :) :) Un bonjour from french Brittany
thank you so much
@@scaffoal a great pleasure dear friend have a nice day your art is great merci
@@scaffoal a great pleasure dear friend have a nice day your art is great merci
I would love to have bendy thumbs, I see so many hand craft worker with thumbs like yours, makes holding these little Curved items much easier, mine are straight have no give in the top joints makes carving fiddly bit harder.
It makes me feel good to see a professor such as yourself also sometimes use's epoxy
i'm happy thanks
good job .....this is my job and my father job.....now we work in this job and gold wleding in arab country yemen country ,,,,,exellent .
Wonderfull,before&more than hands,this is the art of mind!!
thank you
Fabulous as usual!!!! Merry Christmas and have a healthy New Year! Greg
thank you and have a healthy New Year to you
Knowing my luck when I press the two pieces over the mold, i would crack the cuttlefish bone. lol Great tutorial
thank you so much
cuttlefish bone stinks bad when you heat it like that dosen't it?
yes
jokerrabit
OMG..after watching this kind of artfull video,your just reaction is:Talking about stiiiiink?!?!😐
@@sorenakhosronejhad4787 Yeah, it definitely makes sense to bring it up because anyone thats actually gonna cast metal would wanna know this before hand because it friggin reeks badly! Yeah, if you're watching this and have no intention of doing this then it wouldn't matter to you. But since this is purposely showing an alternative to the average casting investment that most of us use that actualy work with casting metal, most would wanna know this kind of information...
@@Vinwelder
Wow,The passion of speech😒
That message(jokerrabit's)can't a guid request or helping and or an opinion,it's clearly a reaction of a shining😉brain!!
I love this! I've got to try it.
thanks
Thank you 🙏🏻 , I just try that technique and is amazing
thank you
@13:28, Would it help to also put epoxy on the underside of the stone/metal joint too ?
I understamd the practicality of wiring it up, but could you explain what you mean by doing so because they coincide? Not sure what that means.
since there are no internal stops, the previously created lines allow the two parts to fit together quite precisely.
@@scaffoal thank you for replying.
By the way, you especially have become an actual inspiration. I bought 50 hand tools, a vise, mandrel, kiln, dremel, little anvil, silver...all in the last two weeks. I want to craft such beauty as you, and maybe reach your skill. Thank you for these videos, I consider you by your art and movements the best.
Congratulations!!!! You are the best!!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
thank you
This is simple work Indians are Masters in jewellery making
Very nice metal work
wow, errrrrm newbie question could this be used as an open cast? impressed by the ring and the way it turned out, cheers "H"
hi! love the video! i really want to try it out myself. I was wondering what material the cilinder to make space for the turquois is made out of. Thanks in advance!
thank you very much !, the piece is made of wood, good job!
@@scaffoal any specific wood i would need to use for it to work? or will any scrap piece do...?
Very very nice! The cuttle-cast turned out perfect. Your cuttle bone was dense and smooth. I've never seen any like that.
But how about an alternative to using glue. Over here, jewelers avoid glue if possible. And never admit using it.
okay thank you
Hello! Is that a specific type of wood you are using?
Master, teach me! You're the best! saluti
Thank you
I am waiting impatiently for next project
Sir, how do you know silver polish on steel pot?
Nice job as always ! I saw the Cuttlebone method used a few times at my gem club and it's a great way but boy does it smell awfull when it burns :)
yes, thank you
Nice video . Which gas do you use? where to buy an equal torch? with the same torch you can melt copper?
I use propane gas,
your answer is missing. tell the truth; you are American ?
What are those pliers called at 10:03? Great for holding rings while working on them.
I do not know the name, probably you can find it in the online catalog of LUIGI DAL TROZZO
Ciao Alberto!
E 'stato divertente! Soluzione Intersnoe! Ottimo lavoro!
Spsibo per una buona visione.
grazie
Where do you get the cuttlefish bones from that are large?
from goldsmith tools dealers
Your art is very good thnx for sharing your art . I want you to make a butterfly ring and show the gold with demand
When I can, thank you
Instructive and entertaining and interesting enjoyable
thanks
I like the ring on your thumb did you make it
you can watch the video here ruclips.net/video/urKTBfxdEos/видео.html
Great job man!!!!!!!!!!
thanks
Wow. When I first started watching I thought it was going to be a shitty cast. Oh how I underestimated your skill. Good job!!
thank you
where do you get your cuttle bone???
Pet shop.
for the glue, before the uhu glue, what you used before it?
I wonder the same thing
perfect thank you
Hi Scaffaol, what glue are you using ?
uhu plus endfest 300
Is it permanent mold
All that work just to clue in a stone ?? Really ?
🌹❤️👍
Very Good Very Nice your Working and your Video thank you very much Goodbye next Video ❤️🌹
thanks
Hola, mi nombre es jorge villarreal y también soy joyero orfebre! ! Te pregunto de que material es para hacer los moldes, será yeso! !?? Espero pronto su respuesta Muchas gracias! Muy bueno sus trabajos saludos de cba argentina!
lo que uso en este video es un hueso de sepia.
4:03 you are giving me anxiety with cutting so close to your fingers!
So why was the cuttlebone necesary?
Sir CoCoNUT It wasn’t. There are many ways to get a far better cast than this, and do so without needlessly taking life from something.
thank you
Bravo! and Happy New Year!
grazie e ricambio gli auguri Happy New Year to you
Hi there. Good work you make. I want to know how long to make a silver ring?
Depending on the type of ring, it can be used from a few hours to whole days.
That's a lot of work to make a ring and then use a stone which doesn't appear to be real turquoise. I could be wrong. If so, where is the turquoise from? It just doesn't look right to me.
Customers often have gems or stones to which they are romantically linked. My job is to reinforce their wishes. An object is precious based on the value we give it to us.
Eso de blanco donde cae el vaceado como se llama
What's that thing u used to cast ring ?
Cuttlefish
Como fazer para a aliança ficar de aço ficar preta ?
Eu uso o google tradutor e não entendi a pergunta, me desculpe.
Awesome work. Do you sell your jewelry?
thank you, yes i sell my jewelry, you can contact scaffoal@oro-diamanti.it
Amigo que material e esse do mplde?
O que é molde?
Thank you very much! Great video :D
Michael word al 400 jaar gebruikt niks nieuws
wel heel handig wand je kan je materiaal vinden op bijna elk strand!!
yes
Thank you for sharing .
thanks
Grandissimo orafo!!
grazie
I like the sword you are wearing it is amazing
did you made it for your self?
thanks,No they are objects made on customer request.
@@scaffoal its amazing can you make a tutorial on how to make it
He did make the sword ring himself, there is a video on RUclips about it, I think he miss understood your question.
DONT BUY GLUED RING THEY COME APART IN A MONTH
Not if they're done correctly
what is cuttlebone.
the internal bone of the cuttlefish
Many beautiful creative
thank you
Ye gisne wala ojar kitne ka hai
कटलफिश की हड्डियों की कीमत बहुत कम होती है
awesome as allways
thank you
Danke das war sehr schön
Danke
Здравствуйте. Скажите что или как называется форма. Спасибо
جد انه مبدع في عمله 👍
ما هو نوع الغراء المستعمل
The glue is HUH PLUS ENDFEST 300
You can send photos of your tool box, please me.
In many years of work I came into possession of many different tools. I think it's wrong to buy everything right away. You need to buy the tools you need in each job, from time to time. With the passage of time we get to possess those tools that facilitate our work.
Thanks
thank you
very lovely. merry Christmas, Alberto! :)
thank you and have a healthy New Year
Thank you for education
Please l want to know what that thing which like a chalk
thank you
جميل جدا. وين محلكم بلظبط أنا من العراق
really good
thank you
nice work
thank you
you too, thank you
Do you cut diamond
no
عالی بود ولی فقط حیف در اخر کار نگین را به جای اینکه سوار کند با چسب چسباند
nice jewellery
thank you
Good job
thank you
А по чему бы не сделать нормальную резиновую пресс форму?
شكرن يا عامر علا الفديو ده😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Use loctite 406 instant adhesive...
I prefer bi-component glues
Nice.
thanks
Супер классно молодец!!!!!! Что за материал куда залили?Спосибо
А ты умнее каракатитцы
Ирина это я ответил не вам а андрюше каторгу на каракатице едит я тоже интересуюсь мне тоже интересно что за пробка это куда он серебро залил и хотел бы знать если кто знает не обежайтесь я сам не люблю не приятные слова в коментариях
👍👍
with Christmas you!
you too, thanks
never use glue to set a stone...
Looks like ,the dragon eye ring. But with the stone probabbly too valuable to add gold or diamonds. 13:31Hahha merry greetings.2017
yes, thank you and merry greetings.2017
Дивовижний метод.