Just blown away by this process. I had no idea. I have tons of work to do, but actually watched all of part 1 and 2, and it wasn't time wasted. So impressed.
What a craftsman......incredible skill and attention to detail.......this kind of skill is so hard to find these days.....My respect to you and Thank You for your upload.
Дааа. Хоть видео и четырех лет давности, но оно очень хорошее и поучительное. Я наблюдаю где-то три года за разными мастерами, но Юра лучший. Всё чисто, ясно, без вые...ов:) Сам мастер прогрессирует и другим пример даёт. Большое спасибо.
Always thought hand craftsmanship like this on stainless steel would be really difficult because it’s harder then gold and silver, but dam he sure makes it looks easy 👨🏻🍳💴
Thanks again for showing your amazing work Jura. I'm fascinated to know how you work out the exact spacing of the dividers when marking out? After going around the whole diameter your last mark meets the first perfectly, how do you do it? Incredible..
diasetter I see. I don't seem to ever get lucky! I always end up with half a stone size left over after working around the circumference then have to keep using trial and error until they meet.
G Hughes You could divide exact the number of stones by using this formula: Diameter x 3.14 = length / size of stone you want to set...Ex: the circle = 25mm * 3.14 = 78.49mm / 1.3 (size of stone) = 60 stones. Always you need to find the lengh then divide the size of stone... hope it help
Calvin Le Thanks Calvin, I'll give that a try. In your calculation do you allow for any space between the finished set stones or the fact the the stones become slightly closer as they are set below the surface of a curve?
@@diasetter Thanks! I'd considered giving that a go but hadn't got round to it. Ill definitely pick some up. Keep up the great work, these videos are very enjoyable.
@@diasetter Also, How did you calculate what diamond size to use and how to have them perfectly match up at the end? Is there a formula to use for this?
@@Stopwatchingthenews I've been setting for about 3 years and get that feeling every job. Lol still a young guy so it'll be awhile before I get any big jobs.
Hi Jura, thank you for lovely video : I wonder what motor you are using ? is it a mart machine? if it is yes marto machine then I am interested in knowing from where I can get one. thank you for your help
Hey Jura! Thank you so much for sharing your work! I have a big question. I have the 071 carbide burs. Very good burs, but sometimes when i drill they jam and there is a kind of star. Not a nice round hole. What can i do to prevent this? The problem mainly occurs in soft metals (silver) best regards!
Hi Christian. sometimes it happens to me too. try slow speed. on my micromotor, i figured, 3000rpm is good for drill bits and ball burs and 5000rpm for tapered and cylinders.
diasetter Thank you very much :) I have the Saeshin Black Extreme. Outstanding perfomance, not expensive, and very good handpiece! Best regards from Austria!
what you see is thermoloc. I don't use it anymore to do watches. no I use only collets: facebook.com/jurafinejewelry/photos/p.1367225990000980/1367225990000980/?type=3&av=282994661757457&eav=AfYFzQQZbmbBgaV6YVrq0rz6gr2IriG0hEdCm5Tcp5MSGeNR8D7B5dTaOPs87RiysIw
Marto is a trademark name for motor . did you use it in the video at 16:30 minute to make line, do you have this motor on Jura tools website? Thank you
Hello, Im curious about your tools, I've seen you use both a Lindsay Handpiece and also a GRS Handpiece. Do you prefer one over the other for stone setting? And also do you prefer one or the other for engraving work?
How can i take out diamonds from a ss watch i have. Around 10 diamond watches with decent size stonds i would say 3pts each stone 2mm size i have I would say in total 1200 stones i want to take them.out and use them for jewelry this stones are si1 quality
diasetter I always figured it was just to use the marks as the starting point for the drill, or at least that is how I use it. I'm always looking for ways to improve, so I was certainly curious about your technique. :-)
Ronald Kundla this is one of my golden rules: never drill on the mark. don't remove your reference marks. since I'm not a machine i want to see them until the last second. unless you work with large gaps.
diasetter Thanks for you attention. I saw your tools but there is no description about hand peace. Is it NSK ,Foredom, marathon, Oz Plus ? Or just different brand witch is private?
its all because of stupid utube policy. i have always music in my workshop. utube robot thinks im using music to promote my stuff. thats why its blocked.
Я понял спасибо,а то я видел что края (гравировка что вы в начале делаете) потом её запалеровывают резинками,я тоже думаю что штихелем можно делать стекло.
Just blown away by this process. I had no idea. I have tons of work to do, but actually watched all of part 1 and 2, and it wasn't time wasted. So impressed.
What a craftsman......incredible skill and attention to detail.......this kind of skill is so hard to find these days.....My respect to you and Thank You for your upload.
Дааа. Хоть видео и четырех лет давности, но оно очень хорошее и поучительное. Я наблюдаю где-то три года за разными мастерами, но Юра лучший. Всё чисто, ясно, без вые...ов:) Сам мастер прогрессирует и другим пример даёт. Большое спасибо.
Damn imagine how long it takes to bust down a watch.. deff an art good stuff man
@Abd Elnour What are these tiny diamonds called? I keep searching to buy some tiny ones, but i don't find them :'(.
@@bombgames1579 Regular round Melee-size diamonds. Anything under around .2 carat is considered a Melee Stone
No wonder this shit is expensive. Great work!
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Любо дорого посмотреть.Вы просто Красавчик!Глядя на вашу работу хочется пробовать повторить.Вдохновенно!
This video is so relaxing. I could watch this all day.
Always thought hand craftsmanship like this on stainless steel would be really difficult because it’s harder then gold and silver, but dam he sure makes it looks easy 👨🏻🍳💴
I think you display the most patience by not going haywire on all the dumb questions you must receive!
Great crafts man !! Takes time and persistence nothing but respect brotha
Thanks again for showing your amazing work Jura. I'm fascinated to know how you work out the exact spacing of the dividers when marking out? After going around the whole diameter your last mark meets the first perfectly, how do you do it? Incredible..
Hi G. I got just lucky this time. but if I'm not i have a trick.
diasetter I see. I don't seem to ever get lucky! I always end up with half a stone size left over after working around the circumference then have to keep using trial and error until they meet.
G Hughes You could divide exact the number of stones by using this formula: Diameter x 3.14 = length / size of stone you want to set...Ex: the circle = 25mm * 3.14 = 78.49mm / 1.3 (size of stone) = 60 stones. Always you need to find the lengh then divide the size of stone... hope it help
Calvin Le Thanks Calvin, I'll give that a try. In your calculation do you allow for any space between the finished set stones or the fact the the stones become slightly closer as they are set below the surface of a curve?
normally it works only on the paper and computer.
Thanks for sharing im learning from videos and i work on my own watches i hope i will make a professional job of it
Thank you for sharing, I have a lot to learn.
I HATE iced watches but that guys skill is amazing!
Beautiful, my thermolock always starts to melt and move when working on small pieces because of the heat when drilling.
for small pieces i prefer shellac
@@diasetter Thanks! I'd considered giving that a go but hadn't got round to it. Ill definitely pick some up. Keep up the great work, these videos are very enjoyable.
@@diasetter Also, How did you calculate what diamond size to use and how to have them perfectly match up at the end? Is there a formula to use for this?
the best way is PC. and my digital divider
Awesome as always. Thank you for sharing.
My man got craftsmanship. U gotta pimp out my gshock homey
I generally use a centre punch and super-glue!
Yeah he's definitely going at it all wrong..
hfhvgutry
how well does that stay long term do any diamonds ever fall out after time goes by ? Does it take away from the overall look?
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this!
Fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing!
you are welcome Janice. just finished second part. soon will be on the air
King of the bongo king of the bongo 😂😂🔥🔥🔥🕺🕺🕺🕺
I would be scared to do something wrong and destroy the watch... :(
That’s why they don’t let just anyone do it... you have to know your shit
I’ve been setting for 25years and have that feeling with every expensive job I start
@@Stopwatchingthenews I've been setting for about 3 years and get that feeling every job. Lol still a young guy so it'll be awhile before I get any big jobs.
Hi Jura, thank you for lovely video : I wonder what motor you are using ? is it a mart machine? if it is yes marto machine then I am interested in knowing from where I can get one. thank you for your help
Awesome video. If I wanted to start experimenting learning this art on my watches what would you recommend ?
you can take a class or just try learning by watching
A work of art
thanks JURA, because i need a special camera for my works.
Beautiful, work of art.
How many 1.7mm stones does the case take? Everything except the dial?? Milgauss if that makes a difference
Sick
Lol
Its brock
I follow u since 150k
Sir, please teach me..how to measurement diamond in watch...please sir one video..🥺
Bellisimo❤
Wonderfull.
Holy crap...I thought he'd drill some holes and glue those f*ckers in there...he whittled it down to all settings...holy hell.
Bro made a custom drill bit for it on spot that's crazy
Impressive
Hello, Jura,
Thanks for the wonderful videos. What type of divider are you using for layout?
Nice to see your work!!! Can you answer me something? whats the average of stones that an experience stone setter can put by day? Thank you
Wow 👍👍👍
super amazing, thank you very much.
that shit takes a fucking LONG ASS TIME dam i didnt realize before. wow
Awesome will teach me
Nice
Thanks so much for sharing..
harikaaaa tebrik ederim elinize saglik 👏👏👏👏👏
Hey Jura!
Thank you so much for sharing your work!
I have a big question.
I have the 071 carbide burs.
Very good burs, but sometimes when i drill they jam and there is a kind of star.
Not a nice round hole.
What can i do to prevent this?
The problem mainly occurs in soft metals (silver)
best regards!
Hi Christian. sometimes it happens to me too. try slow speed. on my micromotor, i figured, 3000rpm is good for drill bits and ball burs and 5000rpm for tapered and cylinders.
diasetter
Thank you very much :)
I have the Saeshin Black Extreme.
Outstanding perfomance, not expensive, and very good handpiece!
Best regards from Austria!
Great video, 👍🏽
What's the name of the wheel on your micro motor you are using to re sharpen your drill bits ?
diamond cutting wheel for making groove and and tip. blue diamond wheel for sharpening lips
@@diasetter thank you 😊
good job
what drill bit can do stainless steel
what is this paste called to hold the piece?
what you see is thermoloc. I don't use it anymore to do watches. no I use only collets: facebook.com/jurafinejewelry/photos/p.1367225990000980/1367225990000980/?type=3&av=282994661757457&eav=AfYFzQQZbmbBgaV6YVrq0rz6gr2IriG0hEdCm5Tcp5MSGeNR8D7B5dTaOPs87RiysIw
Trying to learn so I can start my own watch brand
Good luck!!!
Great work
What type of magnification were you using? Very clear and large. Thanks
Marto is a trademark name for motor . did you use it in the video at 16:30 minute to make line, do you have this motor on Jura tools website?
Thank you
What was size of watch
How many carats did you use
And what size diamonds you used
Hello, Im curious about your tools, I've seen you use both a Lindsay Handpiece and also a GRS Handpiece. Do you prefer one over the other for stone setting? And also do you prefer one or the other for engraving work?
i dont use Lindsay anymore. I made my own machine. its called JURA ARTgraver.
ruclips.net/video/wm_lkzlbMnw/видео.html
@@diasetter ❤
👍
Hello, is there a reason why when you are reaming out each hole that you jump two and then go back one, jump two, go back one etc?
How does the stone stay in place without falling out
Super Glue
There are no vacancies for work? please tell me
What is the name of the tool with 2 spikes that he uses for scratching the bezel and poking the holes for the stones?
🎉
Isn’t there a tool also to stamp the drill spots. Kinda like a coumpass almost?
i never make drill spots. waisting of time
Stainless steel?...no way it cuts that easy!
Hi Jura,
Is the micro machine works like a hummer at 16:30 and like a drill ?
amazing.
are bezels made from scratch or bought originally ?
How can i take out diamonds from a ss watch i have. Around 10 diamond watches with decent size stonds i would say 3pts each stone 2mm size i have I would say in total 1200 stones i want to take them.out and use them for jewelry this stones are si1 quality
Nice ❤️🇧🇬
Do you have to be able to sharpen your own drills?
watch this video: ruclips.net/video/Dc-aH2G1oiI/видео.html
👍🏾👍🏾
Can i put real diamonds on replica watch stainless Steel?
Whats the name of the thing you are using to stick the ring instead of shellaxc
thermoloc
Thank you so much
Ну и ещё один вопрос, диски на которых вы затачиваете и доводите штихеля,если можно название и зернистость.
Диски немецкие алмазные а резинки там три вида фирмы edenta там коричневая она для обдирки потом синия для заточки и желтая для финиша
Jura, is there any particular reason why you drill your holes between the marks you made with the dividers instead of on the marks?
hi Ronald. do you know any reason to make a mark and then immediately remove it by just drilling on it? why do we mark at all? anybody has an answer?
diasetter I always figured it was just to use the marks as the starting point for the drill, or at least that is how I use it. I'm always looking for ways to improve, so I was certainly curious about your technique. :-)
Ronald Kundla this is one of my golden rules: never drill on the mark. don't remove your reference marks. since I'm not a machine i want to see them until the last second. unless you work with large gaps.
Can you install diamonds on plastic?
hello ! it's a great video, what camera you use for recording ? thanks
at tis time i was using JVC. now Sony
Increíble!!!!!
Приветствую) По стали разделка? Штихель тяжеловато идет)
what is the burr size you used? Do you have a training schools or courses for this kind of jewelry making?
for classes: www.juratrainingcenter.com
for tools: www.juratools.com
Hello Jura. Please tell me what kind of headpiece are you using? If you don't mind. Thank you.
hi Alex. all tools i use you can see on my website www.juratools.com
diasetter Thanks for you attention. I saw your tools but there is no description about hand peace. Is it NSK ,Foredom, marathon, Oz Plus ? Or just different brand witch is private?
Handpiece is NSK
diasetter Thank You Jura. I appreciate it. 7.8 Ncm for micromotor it's animal power for drilling gold and metal.You micromotors are the best I think.
also it feels like a pen in your hand. because shape and size.
Здравствуйте что за сургучь? Это обычный сургуч такого цвета ?
это thermoloc
What a shame that part 2 can’t be viewed any longer.
its all because of stupid utube policy. i have always music in my workshop. utube robot thinks im using music to promote my stuff. thats why its blocked.
diasetter upload with no sound
The grey paste, what is that name?
Thermoloc
what machine are you using at 6:36 ?
What burr did you use for stainless steel?
i use only carbide burrs
Я понял спасибо,а то я видел что края (гравировка что вы в начале делаете) потом её запалеровывают резинками,я тоже думаю что штихелем можно делать стекло.
nikogda ne poliruyu gravyuru rezinkami.
Я понял спасибо.
Can you give us a list of all the tools used?
cozzzo36 www.juratools.com
What is that grey putty called
its called thermoloc. i dont use it anymore for this kind of bezels. brass collets are much better.
Does this stop the bezel from rotating ?
i used to use it for holding. not anymore. working witt special collets now
Why do you cut inside on 21:30
Nice work! May I ask if this is done on what material? Is it stainless steel? If so what kind of burs and drill are you using?
Hi John. yes this is stainless steel. very hard one. I'm using only carbide ball burs. and drill bits i make myself from used carbide ball burs
Юра внутри чем вы выпалировываете перед закрепкой? если можно с названием и номерами)) спасибо.
ya ne poliruyu pered zakrepkoi. tol'ko rozovoi rezinkoi ubirayu obloi s konchikov krapanov
Is this stainless Steel??
look at the name of this video
Can you post part 2 with no sound
im sorry, too busy right now. ill repost second part as soon as i can.
i just posted part 2. and its not blocked yet.
Is that stainless steel he's cutting?
Yep.
Glitter can work if you glue what you want to ice out??
Mystic ! What
Hello what type of graver you use for bright cut can i have some help people pls
60 deg. carbide
@@diasetter thank you so much. Is it knife flat oval ? What type ? Thank you so much i apreciate your work hope we see next videos
for bright cutting i use mostly 60 degrees V-SHAPE (NEVER ONGLETTE) carbide gravers. i dont know any other names for it.
@@diasetter the best answer finaly gooooooos thank you sooo so much i discover thag tool . I love you thankssss
dont forget to put a little radius on the tip of your graver if you use carbide gravers. especially if you work on stainless steel
never heard about this motor. micro motor that i use you can find on my web site
When people ask why jewlers charge so much for the merchandise. This is why.
工具 真棒 在哪里能够买到
www.juratools.com
我在中国 怎么购买
无法邮寄
香港国际珠宝展 能够买到吗？
赵斌 yes
谢谢