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Sir this is amazing work, how could I get in contact with you about a ring. I would like one of these rings in sterling silver and if you do a rhodium coating.
@@GomeowCreations Any variation on the twisted wire ring. I have very limited tools but do it for the fun. I am not a jeweler. Work only with brass and copper.
Basic tools in this videos doesn't mean stuff that everyone would have at home. They are very basic jeweler tools that can be had for not very much money to be honest. The point of the videos is to show how can make this ring using the cheaper tools to do the same thing as the professional tools but at the same time showing why professional tools can be very handy for time saving or making things easier.
This is AMAZING!! I'm so happy I found this channel I've been looking for something just like this and even though my jewelry most often turns out as exactly what NOT to do (my cautionary tales are my super power) thank you For sharing yours
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! It always looks so easy in the tutorial, but if I attempted this, I believe it would look all wonky as if a 5 year old child had made it! (For the record, I'm a jewelry designer and I have worked with wire before, but not at this superior level.) Beautiful craftsmanship and such a lovely yet masculine design! A+ 😉💕💫
My purpose isn't to be negative, but please don't title "basic tools"and then proceed to use dozens of special chemicals and shop tools. Torches, special mallets, soldering tools, vices, ring sizers and shapers, annealing and flux solutions, etc etc. Not to mention the specialized tools you used, even if you offered other solutions, those alternatives don't all achieve the same results. I enjoyed the video otherwise but I definitely can't make that ring with my "basic tools"
Those are very basic jeweler tools to be honest and all of it can be hadvery cheap as well. I'm getting this comment a lot on this video and I don't know what people are thinking basic tools are.
@@GomeowCreations I think people assume you meant basic house tools? Lol like some lead solder and a nail hammer... These are all basic jewelry tools that all beginner jewelers should have!
@@GomeowCreations I understand OP's stance on this. Using the phrase Basic Tools implies equipment most folk would have around their home. "Basic jeweler's tools" would be more accurate. That said, I would have been less likely to click on the video if it had been more accurately titled. And as a result I'd have missed out on something that ended up being interesting. Bravo, Sir.
i used to make celtic rings from silver wire when i was younger. my grandparents used to own a craft shop that sold everything. sadly when they passed away most of the stuff in the shop was thrown into a skip as my aunty had no idea of what was in the shop. they chucked loads of silver wire and tools into the trash. i was so gutted. lost so many tools from the shop. i must get back into making stuff again. these days i tend to use computers and resin printers and then have them cast. miss the old ways. well not that old but old if ya know what i mean. thanks for a great video.
I made it! :D Had some difficulties here and there but it turned out alright in the end. Got the flu after I first started making it and when I continued with it on the next course and finished, it was too big because I lost a bunch of weight. Luckily the teacher showed me how to make it smaller without having to cut it up.
Get another set of pliers, a steel ring mandrel, small torch along with some solder/flux and you are good to go. Basic doesn't mean common or household tools. 😅👍
Thank you 😊 what I meant about “ one day” is this is my hopes and dream to be making that ring , i hope I can find a Metal Smith Teacher that will teach me how to use all those tools and create Awesome jewelry that’s in my Head ! Lol 😂
I just made one of these using "simple ass" tools! But I only did one and I didn't do a second one in the opposite direction. So back to my shed to do it again! Cool thanks so much!!!
The ring is beautiful. Your tools used are more for professionals and not basic tools people use sitting in their kitchen making jewelry on the kitchen table.
1:25 - Your firebrick is very creatively Frankensteined together! 😂😂 This is a great tutorial, so informative, thank you! I see you are working with two metals - silver and copper. I thought my eyes were going bad when I saw silver, then copper alternating. The rings looks really splendid! Please slow down your speech. I have to rewind constantly as you are racing forward with no pauses in speech. Speech has natural pauses. When you fast forward speech, it sounds robotic and unnatural and hard to process what you are saying. FF the video, but not the speech. Thank you for a great demo!! 💕🙏
Thanks and yeah I edit the videos to flow better and to be shorter due to people's lack of attention span. I believe you can slow the video down a little in the RUclips setting of the video. Funny enough slowing it down actually helps the video seeing that it makes it's watch time higher so RUclips will suggest it more 😅👍
I see the "not basic tools" comment a lot so I'm just going to chime in and say I am in the process of making this ring for a family member and I love it. These are pretty basic jewelry tools and, with a bit of ingenuity, I can (probably) make this! Definitely gonna take some practice though...
@@GomeowCreations The primary things I am missing from the video are a metal block for hammering, a bench pin, a good cleaner, and, well, skill lol. From what I have done so far, my skill is holding me back far more than the tools. I'll get there though. Not super related, but I actually have learned everything I have done so far from your previous videos! I have made a number of copper and brass rings so far, but I just bought some silver wire to move up a level. Wish me luck!
@@GomeowCreations Coming back to this video again, I realized I never relied! It went very well. I made my ring out of silver wire, and I did make a few style changes from this video. I made it as a Christmas gift for my mother and I loved it and so did she!
Can you tell me what you used to make the black patina? I could not understand during the video what you said. I made this ring several times with hand tools manually and I have gotten progressively better and better, Thank you Love the video
I’ve made rings and pendants most of my life and really enjoy it. I’d enjoy it even more if I I’d the equipment and the knowledge. Any advice on a good direction to start? Thank you in advance.
I agree, it does depend. I've been making coin rings for about 5 years, I rather enjoy it. Soothing, fun, interesting. It unfortunately does take a decent monetary investment to make money (if that's your goal). I was able to get everything I needed for under $800, in total.
Thank you for a very clear explanation of making that fused ring. I'll be tracking down all the bits & bob solutions. I'm in Sydney Australia...would these brands be sold here. Thanks for sharing of your craft. I'm a Toolmaker cum everything else...on the angular flats I may set some small emerald shards..or blue sapphires. Maybe neither.
You've set me off at the start with a project. I'm a Toolmaker so I have most tools except fort the smart solder, nano paste and a jeweller's saw...what grade of blade? Would a dental wax jet flame do the heating & Soldering?...pickling powder product name? I wanted to be a jeweller. Only apprenticeship I could get was as a Toolmaker. No regrets as my hand skills through that trade allowed me to be a carpenter, a Welder, wooden boat builder, fibreglass, panel beater, stone letter engraver, antique item repairer. Medical grade Welder too. Also a rifle stock Carver grips and forend, Boat name Engraver. Now wish to learn to facet. Stone set and metalsmiths engraving. I just seem to have a craftsman's hands, like my Dad.
I've spent a small fortune gearing up to start making jewellery but after watching this video I realise I have next to nothing. I really do have basic tools but they do work. I'll get equipment bit by bit when I progress.👍🏴
That’s exactly what I did John, and it’s fun to see how your toolkit grows, every time you try a new technique! Most of the tools will last for years, so good luck building your workshop.
@@GomeowCreations why i try it and its works its the same there's many people doing it And you not have to put in this acid I am using copper wire
If you are able to do it with just hot air you are using the wrong solder. You are using plumbing or electrical solder and not the stuff meant for jewelry. So it's going to be very soft and weak
Ughhh I love the details. Literally moistens my brain... I love how this bro is explaining what he's doing and even gives alternatives in a way that before you even have a question, he already answers it. Leaving me personally - fully satisfied. This is that type of ASMR video. And and... THE TOOLS... THE TOOLS!!! SO MANY AND SO USEFUL!!!
These are really cool rings, I am wondering if there's essentially simpler versions that can be made for those with *truly basic* tools. I have wire, pliers, hammers, and some other stuff but I'm brand new to wire and the materials you needed are far outside my perview and ability to get them. They do look great though.
May I ask why you solder the ‘sticks’ first and then again solder the rings together ? I only have copper wire now and i’m’wondering if all that silver solder - including on the ‘sticks’ won’t show too much. Grateful for your video ! Thank you.
I just solder the hem as sticks to keep them tight so when you hammer it down it will not split. The copper one you see in this video was made for n the some way and I was able to clean it up so you can't see any of the solder. 😁👍
Hello GomeowCreations! Thank you for posting this detailed video. Many years ago my Dad brought this style silver ring from Belgium as a gift for me and I've always wondered how it was made. Thank you for posting this video, now I know. Sending you the very best wishes. 💖
LOL - is this a joke? You used thousands of dollars of specialized tools. This is one of the biggest 'didn't deliver' bait-switch videos on YT. It is absolutely possible to make this ring with NO special jewelers tools, including NO special jewelry solder paste, and NO high-temp torch, NO special sulfur solution, I have a feeling _you just don't know how_ to do it.
I used both basic and pro tools to show people that they can do the same thing with both. Also if you are making quality jewelry you need a torch and high temp solder silver solder, it doesn't have to be paste solder. That being said you better not be suggesting using soft solder for electronic or plumbing. You can use a different torch for sure and I used my $20 propane torch all the time. Anyways I will be waiting for your detailed video all about how to do this without using any jewelers tools. Make sure to tag me in it.
Of course I’m not taking away from your great video production by my question… it’s just an annoyance, I’ve no idea why it bothers me lol like Aluminium makes me wince too, all very odd but there you have it… and yes it’s very lazy to say free instead of three it makes me angry, especially if the person is not a Londoner
Honestly I think you're too caught up on how people are pronouncing things. I watch stuff from people all over the world and they pronounce things completely different to what I'm used to but I understand what they're saying and it doesn't really bother me. 😁
Comments saying "tools are not basic" these are basic jewelr tools, he doesn't make hippie jewelry you find at edm festivals, hes a real jewler by trade. Its just like a seamstress saying basic tools, doesn't mean you're going to only need needle and thread, your probably going to need a sewing machine and Scotchgard like sprays which are essential in the specific craft. These are basic, basic for the jewlers trade.
Yeah those are very basic jeweler tools that can be had for not much money to be honest. Sadly you aren't going to be able to do this with the random tools out of your junk drawer. 😅
My grandson wanted to make swords but it’s morphed into metals more for jewelry, and I’d like to help him along with achieving that dream. Would you have a list of basic tools that I could go by and 1) see what I already have here in my toolbox that I can provide for him readily? 2) A list of simple starter needs for like the fire sources…? I just want to be gathering items together before the end of this school year. Senior yr is stressful enough for any young kid, but not having an outlet to express one’s creativity or angst, etc is depressing even for me to remember! I’d like to see him lost out in the garage for hours at a time, and coming out with something to show for the time we’ll spent. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Mimi Jones
I don't have a current list of tools that I suggest for starters, but that might be a good video to make sometime soon. When it comes to torches you might want to look into some plumbing torches to start, propane and mapp gas. Butane will work but it also takes a lot of time and won't put out enough heat for a lot of projects. I would also suggest sharing my channel with him so see if my videos might help get some ideas going along with seeing what tools I used.
@@GomeowCreations That goes on top of the List! 😏👍🏻 I’ll share your channel with him and see where that takes him forward! Thanks and I’ll look forward to watching your progress and successes continue 😃✌🏼
Awesome. Okay thank you very much. Buying some silver wire today. 😂 these are beautiful. I am making my wife and I wedding rings to replace what we have.
Oh it sounds like you only watched half the video with the sound off. You must have missed how I used basic tools for half of the ring and the other tools for the other half. After putting them together I talked about ways to use basic tools to finish them as well. 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations No No, I Saw That, I Saw That You Showed The Easy Way And The pro Way. Good Video Btw. :) Just That Title And Then In Video The Pro Tools Threw Me Off
Yeah sadly this isn't 5 Minutes Craft so you can't just open up your junk drawer and use a few sticks, glue and a potato to make something like this. That being said I showed how to make this using very basic jewelry making tools along with professional level ones to show what you can do with basic tools.
Totally fantastic video, I did a twisted wire and rolled it through the rolling mill and yes it separated so I will try it this way the next time . Thank you for the video it was great as always
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Is it possible to show more variations of this?
Sir this is amazing work, how could I get in contact with you about a ring. I would like one of these rings in sterling silver and if you do a rhodium coating.
Yeah like what would you like to see?
gomeowcreations@gmail.com
@@GomeowCreations Any variation on the twisted wire ring. I have very limited tools but do it for the fun. I am not a jeweler. Work only with brass and copper.
I adore the rift between easy tools, that you have at home, and basic tools, which a profession needs.
Basic tools in this videos doesn't mean stuff that everyone would have at home. They are very basic jeweler tools that can be had for not very much money to be honest. The point of the videos is to show how can make this ring using the cheaper tools to do the same thing as the professional tools but at the same time showing why professional tools can be very handy for time saving or making things easier.
@@GomeowCreations That's what I meant. Thank you for confirmation :)
This is AMAZING!! I'm so happy I found this channel I've been looking for something just like this and even though my jewelry most often turns out as exactly what NOT to do (my cautionary tales are my super power) thank you For sharing yours
Thank you for teaching and even motivating . I'm a fan now my American friend .👌😁
Love your Frankenstein honeycomb block.
Absolutely GORGEOUS!!! It always looks so easy in the tutorial, but if I attempted this, I believe it would look all wonky as if a 5 year old child had made it! (For the record, I'm a jewelry designer and I have worked with wire before, but not at this superior level.) Beautiful craftsmanship and such a lovely yet masculine design! A+ 😉💕💫
This is beautiful and seems easy to make, I will be trying to do it myself soon.
Thank you and let me know how it turn turns out 😁👍
thank you for the video, more tools we use more we learn, it's absolutely a great video.
I made it and I know it will get even better! My first one is beautiful 😍
My purpose isn't to be negative, but please don't title "basic tools"and then proceed to use dozens of special chemicals and shop tools. Torches, special mallets, soldering tools, vices, ring sizers and shapers, annealing and flux solutions, etc etc. Not to mention the specialized tools you used, even if you offered other solutions, those alternatives don't all achieve the same results. I enjoyed the video otherwise but I definitely can't make that ring with my "basic tools"
Those are very basic jeweler tools to be honest and all of it can be hadvery cheap as well.
I'm getting this comment a lot on this video and I don't know what people are thinking basic tools are.
@@GomeowCreations I think people assume you meant basic house tools? Lol like some lead solder and a nail hammer... These are all basic jewelry tools that all beginner jewelers should have!
You should never use lead solder for jewelry 😅
@@GomeowCreations I understand OP's stance on this. Using the phrase Basic Tools implies equipment most folk would have around their home. "Basic jeweler's tools" would be more accurate.
That said, I would have been less likely to click on the video if it had been more accurately titled. And as a result I'd have missed out on something that ended up being interesting. Bravo, Sir.
I felt the same way. Basic tools should be basic tools, not basic specialized tools.
Hey everyone if want that better put a ring on it! Not only will they love it they will love ya cause it's one of kind. Like you 😊
This whole video reminded me of high-school jewelry class
Is that a good or bad thing haha
Wonderful, clear and concise. Many thanks!
Well thanks and I'm happy to hear it was easy to understand 😁👍
wish i was skilled enough to make this type of stuff
Beautiful - thank you very much for the explanation too!
Thanks for your instructions. I learned
alot I will follow your advice.
Happy to help and let me know if you have any questions 😁👍
You make it look so easy.
Nice. Thank you.
Love it, you make it look so easy. Thank you
Definitely making this, very cool pattern
Thanks and I have some other idea that I might not ad well later on. Let me know how your turns out 😁👍
So pretty
i used to make celtic rings from silver wire when i was younger. my grandparents used to own a craft shop that sold everything. sadly when they passed away most of the stuff in the shop was thrown into a skip as my aunty had no idea of what was in the shop. they chucked loads of silver wire and tools into the trash. i was so gutted. lost so many tools from the shop. i must get back into making stuff again. these days i tend to use computers and resin printers and then have them cast. miss the old ways. well not that old but old if ya know what i mean. thanks for a great video.
i wanna make my wifes ring so this was great inspiration! thanQ
😁👍 happy to help and let me know if you have any questions
I just started a course for noobs to learn silversmithing and my next project I want to make one of these.
I made it! :D
Had some difficulties here and there but it turned out alright in the end. Got the flu after I first started making it and when I continued with it on the next course and finished, it was too big because I lost a bunch of weight. Luckily the teacher showed me how to make it smaller without having to cut it up.
Thanks! This was very cool!
Looks great!
Me sitting here with my hammer and pliers reading “basic tools” in the title
Get another set of pliers, a steel ring mandrel, small torch along with some solder/flux and you are good to go.
Basic doesn't mean common or household tools. 😅👍
Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thank you 😊 what I meant about “ one day” is this is my hopes and dream to be making that ring , i hope I can find a Metal Smith Teacher that will teach me how to use all those tools and create Awesome jewelry that’s in my Head ! Lol 😂
Very Good and thanks.
Beatiful !!! One question. How do you prevent de copper from oxidizing ??
Unfortunately, this can be avoided by coating the ring with silver, gold or clear lacquer. I will be glad if you rate my videos.
muy bello, gracias
El autor es un gran artista. Si te gusta este contenido, me alegrará que califiques mis videos.
Thank you so much for the great tutorial and for mentioning alternatives tools and methods to achieve the same effect 🤗
No problem 😊👍
Vary nice job.
The pattern reminds me of laurel wreaths! These would also make some pretty unique wedding bands.
So beautiful...
Perfect 👌
Thank you for your efforts 💝🙏
basic tools xD
That was an excellent video. Can’t wait to give it a try.
Thanks and let me know how it turns out
Great video. Is it okay if i make a few of these for friends and family? I'm half way through my first two for myself
Thanks and you can make as many as you want. 😁👍
I just made one of these using "simple ass" tools! But I only did one and I didn't do a second one in the opposite direction. So back to my shed to do it again! Cool thanks so much!!!
😁
Defo making this
I'm really glad you're back to making videos, they're always super informative and very enjoyable to watch!
I too am glad your back, long time subscriber!!
The ring is beautiful. Your tools used are more for professionals and not basic tools people use sitting in their kitchen making jewelry on the kitchen table.
These are very basic jewelry making tools. I didn't think it would be stuff that people have sitting around and they would have to buy them.
Loved ur video
Idk why, but the beginning of the vid was nothing less than a comedy clip 😂😂😂
woe be the maker who thinks its just as easy to do this as you make it look
Just don't melt the wire and you should be fine
1:25 - Your firebrick is very creatively Frankensteined together! 😂😂
This is a great tutorial, so informative, thank you! I see you are working with two metals - silver and copper. I thought my eyes were going bad when I saw silver, then copper alternating. The rings looks really splendid!
Please slow down your speech. I have to rewind constantly as you are racing forward with no pauses in speech. Speech has natural pauses. When you fast forward speech, it sounds robotic and unnatural and hard to process what you are saying. FF the video, but not the speech.
Thank you for a great demo!! 💕🙏
Thanks and yeah I edit the videos to flow better and to be shorter due to people's lack of attention span. I believe you can slow the video down a little in the RUclips setting of the video. Funny enough slowing it down actually helps the video seeing that it makes it's watch time higher so RUclips will suggest it more 😅👍
I see the "not basic tools" comment a lot so I'm just going to chime in and say I am in the process of making this ring for a family member and I love it. These are pretty basic jewelry tools and, with a bit of ingenuity, I can (probably) make this!
Definitely gonna take some practice though...
Well thank you for that haha. What tool are you using to make this?
@@GomeowCreations The primary things I am missing from the video are a metal block for hammering, a bench pin, a good cleaner, and, well, skill lol.
From what I have done so far, my skill is holding me back far more than the tools. I'll get there though.
Not super related, but I actually have learned everything I have done so far from your previous videos! I have made a number of copper and brass rings so far, but I just bought some silver wire to move up a level. Wish me luck!
Best of luck and let me know how it turns out 👍
@@GomeowCreations Coming back to this video again, I realized I never relied! It went very well. I made my ring out of silver wire, and I did make a few style changes from this video.
I made it as a Christmas gift for my mother and I loved it and so did she!
I also 3d printed a ring gift box I designed to present it in
Can you tell me what you used to make the black patina? I could not understand during the video what you said. I made this ring several times with hand tools manually and I have gotten progressively better and better, Thank you Love the video
This is what I used amzn.to/3XMqYg5
Please tell me what paste you used to connect both rings and how to prepare it?
Thank you!
I would like to try this with rose gold (my wife’s favorite). Is there a rose gold wire you would recommend?
I’ve made rings and pendants most of my life and really enjoy it. I’d enjoy it even more if I I’d the equipment and the knowledge. Any advice on a good direction to start? Thank you in advance.
The depends on what you are wanting to do /make and what space you have to work in and your budget
I agree, it does depend. I've been making coin rings for about 5 years, I rather enjoy it. Soothing, fun, interesting.
It unfortunately does take a decent monetary investment to make money (if that's your goal). I was able to get everything I needed for under $800, in total.
Thank you for a very clear explanation of making that fused ring. I'll be tracking down all the bits & bob solutions. I'm in Sydney Australia...would these brands be sold here.
Thanks for sharing of your craft. I'm a Toolmaker cum everything else...on the angular flats I may set some small emerald shards..or blue sapphires.
Maybe neither.
I don't know if the brands are the same over there but I'm sure you can find similar things that will work.
The same past flux you use on cooper?
Yep
if you have a screwdriver drill with torque limiter it'll make perfectly same twists ( is that correct english ?)
Yeah that might work, I didn't think of doing that to be honest 😁👍
Lovely idea, thank you 😊 I’ve just made 4, 3 of them stacked on one finger. Love this design
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You've set me off at the start with a project. I'm a Toolmaker so I have most tools except fort the smart solder, nano paste and a jeweller's saw...what grade of blade?
Would a dental wax jet flame do the heating & Soldering?...pickling powder product name?
I wanted to be a jeweller.
Only apprenticeship I could get was as a Toolmaker. No regrets as my hand skills through that trade allowed me to be a carpenter, a Welder, wooden boat builder, fibreglass, panel beater, stone letter engraver, antique item repairer. Medical grade Welder too. Also a rifle stock Carver grips and forend, Boat name Engraver.
Now wish to learn to facet. Stone set and metalsmiths engraving. I just seem to have a craftsman's hands, like my Dad.
I've spent a small fortune gearing up to start making jewellery but after watching this video I realise I have next to nothing. I really do have basic tools but they do work. I'll get equipment bit by bit when I progress.👍🏴
That’s exactly what I did John, and it’s fun to see how your toolkit grows, every time you try a new technique! Most of the tools will last for years, so good luck building your workshop.
Can i solder them with solder wire and hot air gun??
No
@@GomeowCreations why i try it and its works its the same there's many people doing it
And you not have to put in this acid
I am using copper wire
If you are able to do it with just hot air you are using the wrong solder. You are using plumbing or electrical solder and not the stuff meant for jewelry. So it's going to be very soft and weak
Nice
To be honest, this is the best ring tutorial ever! Thank you very much🤩
Well thank you very much 😁
Ughhh I love the details. Literally moistens my brain... I love how this bro is explaining what he's doing and even gives alternatives in a way that before you even have a question, he already answers it. Leaving me personally - fully satisfied. This is that type of ASMR video. And and... THE TOOLS... THE TOOLS!!! SO MANY AND SO USEFUL!!!
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Will any wire work
Sadly not any wire will work. You have to be able to solder it so you can use gold, silver, copper or brass.
These are really cool rings, I am wondering if there's essentially simpler versions that can be made for those with *truly basic* tools. I have wire, pliers, hammers, and some other stuff but I'm brand new to wire and the materials you needed are far outside my perview and ability to get them. They do look great though.
I'm going to try this myself! It's It's beautiful and I know my clients and customers will love it!
El autor es un gran artista. Si te gusta este contenido, me alegrará que califiques mis videos.
I love this ring and the video, finally someone going into more detailed stuff, I kept searching! Love it :)
Очень красиво,я бы заказала бы такие кольца на всю семью,очень красиво,похоже на лаврову победу после дождя.
do you have any tips for getting square wire to stay straight?
Iono why everyone’s mad these tools come in Amazon inexpensive basic jewelry making sets.
It seems most people are upset that they have to buy basic tools and can't just use random stuff they can find laying around the house.
Excellent video, would love to see more ring making tutorials in the future! Subscribed for more.
Thanks and I still me making more in the future 😁👍
You call this basic tools? you're using your hands dude! Not everyone has hands!
(joke)
May I ask why you solder the ‘sticks’ first and then again solder the rings together ? I only have copper wire now and i’m’wondering if all that silver solder - including on the ‘sticks’ won’t show too much. Grateful for your video ! Thank you.
I just solder the hem as sticks to keep them tight so when you hammer it down it will not split. The copper one you see in this video was made for n the some way and I was able to clean it up so you can't see any of the solder. 😁👍
Great video as usual, getting closer to the 100k. Thanks for sharing, definitely going to make some of these, my daughter will love it.
What is the measurement tool called?
This is what I use amzn.to/3wHgkeL
Good to see you again! Always Loved your teaching style with jewlery .. just not into 3D printing. Keep them coming!
Good to hear and yeah I'm trying to move all that 3d printing stuff over to its own channel now 😁👍
Congratulations on 💯 k ! Excellent tutorial,, some top tips, the solder paste looks way easier than balancing wire solder,
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wonderful video. I would like to use copper. Is there a solder that looks like copper?
Hello GomeowCreations! Thank you for posting this detailed video. Many years ago my Dad brought this style silver ring from Belgium as a gift for me and I've always wondered how it was made. Thank you for posting this video, now I know. Sending you the very best wishes. 💖
LOL - is this a joke? You used thousands of dollars of specialized tools. This is one of the biggest 'didn't deliver' bait-switch videos on YT. It is absolutely possible to make this ring with NO special jewelers tools, including NO special jewelry solder paste, and NO high-temp torch, NO special sulfur solution, I have a feeling _you just don't know how_ to do it.
I used both basic and pro tools to show people that they can do the same thing with both.
Also if you are making quality jewelry you need a torch and high temp solder silver solder, it doesn't have to be paste solder. That being said you better not be suggesting using soft solder for electronic or plumbing. You can use a different torch for sure and I used my $20 propane torch all the time.
Anyways I will be waiting for your detailed video all about how to do this without using any jewelers tools. Make sure to tag me in it.
What was the extra 40 percent for?
What do you mean?
@@GomeowCreations when you measured the material
That is because you are going to twist the metal so it is going over lap and get shorter.
Of course I’m not taking away from your great video production by my question… it’s just an annoyance, I’ve no idea why it bothers me lol like Aluminium makes me wince too, all very odd but there you have it… and yes it’s very lazy to say free instead of three it makes me angry, especially if the person is not a Londoner
Honestly I think you're too caught up on how people are pronouncing things. I watch stuff from people all over the world and they pronounce things completely different to what I'm used to but I understand what they're saying and it doesn't really bother me. 😁
Comments saying "tools are not basic" these are basic jewelr tools, he doesn't make hippie jewelry you find at edm festivals, hes a real jewler by trade.
Its just like a seamstress saying basic tools, doesn't mean you're going to only need needle and thread, your probably going to need a sewing machine and Scotchgard like sprays which are essential in the specific craft.
These are basic, basic for the jewlers trade.
Yep exactly
i have been looking for a ring like this to replace my wedding ring! perfect. Going to give this a go.
Video title: How to make this with basic tools!
*has a ring sizer, sand paper, a file, soldering stuff, acid, a blowtorch.....*
Yeah those are very basic jeweler tools that can be had for not much money to be honest. Sadly you aren't going to be able to do this with the random tools out of your junk drawer. 😅
I don't have any soldering stuff I have never soldered anything before. So I guess I can't make this ring
My grandson wanted to make swords but it’s morphed into metals more for jewelry, and I’d like to help him along with achieving that dream. Would you have a list of basic tools that I could go by and 1) see what I already have here in my toolbox that I can provide for him readily? 2) A list of simple starter needs for like the fire sources…?
I just want to be gathering items together before the end of this school year. Senior yr is stressful enough for any young kid, but not having an outlet to express one’s creativity or angst, etc is depressing even for me to remember! I’d like to see him lost out in the garage for hours at a time, and coming out with something to show for the time we’ll spent.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Mimi Jones
I don't have a current list of tools that I suggest for starters, but that might be a good video to make sometime soon.
When it comes to torches you might want to look into some plumbing torches to start, propane and mapp gas. Butane will work but it also takes a lot of time and won't put out enough heat for a lot of projects.
I would also suggest sharing my channel with him so see if my videos might help get some ideas going along with seeing what tools I used.
@@GomeowCreations That goes on top of the List! 😏👍🏻 I’ll share your channel with him and see where that takes him forward! Thanks and I’ll look forward to watching your progress and successes continue 😃✌🏼
What kind of wire did you use? Material and thickness! Can’t listen to what you’re saying I’m sorry!!!
1.6mm wire
What exactly is smart flux? I‘m from Germany and I need to find an German alternative but I don’t know the name of the product
Look for something called handy flux or a Borax cone
What type of wire are we talking about here? Am I to assume we are using stainless steel wire?
This was silver wire that I used to make the ring. 😁👍
Awesome. Okay thank you very much. Buying some silver wire today. 😂 these are beautiful. I am making my wife and I wedding rings to replace what we have.
Make sure you use hard silver solder not the electrical or plumbing kind. 😁👍
With Basic Tools, Ring Strechener, Ultrasonic Bath, All The Acids, LOL !
Oh it sounds like you only watched half the video with the sound off. You must have missed how I used basic tools for half of the ring and the other tools for the other half. After putting them together I talked about ways to use basic tools to finish them as well. 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations No No, I Saw That, I Saw That You Showed The Easy Way And The pro Way. Good Video Btw. :)
Just That Title And Then In Video The Pro Tools Threw Me Off
Well, I expected to be able to do this at home after this video...
Unfortunatly i dont have a Particle accelerator :/
Yeah sadly this isn't 5 Minutes Craft so you can't just open up your junk drawer and use a few sticks, glue and a potato to make something like this.
That being said I showed how to make this using very basic jewelry making tools along with professional level ones to show what you can do with basic tools.
Thank you for all the demonstrations. I am learning a lot of good things from your channel. Happy New Year. Glad to have you back.
I'm happy to be able to help 😁👍
Totally fantastic video, I did a twisted wire and rolled it through the rolling mill and yes it separated so I will try it this way the next time . Thank you for the video it was great as always
How to make...with basic tools. Yes, everybody have all that basic tools in kitchen...
Basic jewelry making tools 😅
Don't have all the tools but I did make a ring. It's not finished but I'm wearing it anyway.
This is doable with actual basic tools. The video is cap. But it does lend a new technique after all.
Hi friend nowadays im learning jewelry your channel help me a lot thanks and love from iran
Belíssimo trabalho. Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.
One product discription missed, matel black polish finish powder
What do you mean?