I'm a concept artist studying more on armor designs and filigree, thank you for choice in maintaining traditions and keeping history alive, without this, we would never improve!
hi Dominik. I use powder solder, specific for filigree. Controlling the fire so the piece doesn't melt one learns like other soldering, by practice and feeling. thank you for the comment and appreciation of my work.
Thanks you so much for this video. Please continue to make them. Those are not the earrings she made. The 1/2 loops don't show on final product only filigree wire is seen. Where is the final product she made please.
Thank you for sharing your skills...beautiful work...just wandering what is the light yellow liquid you have next to you when soldering...is it solder in a special liquid or oil of some kind...
bbozzana thank you for your reply...is the borax in water or any special liquid...i have just started silversmithing as a hobby so learning from you all via youtube...thanks again for sharing...
@@amymohanty1045 its not borax. she meant that its flux, used LIKE borax. there are several clear yellow liquid fluxes on the market. the liquid fluxes are a little easier for filigree as they dont obscure the joint like borax based fluxes can.
@@catzkeet4860 thank you for helping with info.... There is also a yellow powdered flux for filigree and with that one you need to dissolve it in distill water Old masters also did the following:mixing solder with powder borax (white) and then before soldering dipping the filigree in water and then putting the mixture on
Very interesting piece of history. You're work is beautiful, I'd love to do that. I'm a welder, so I get to do things on a much larger scale than this ♡
Too many questions unanswered and unable to see clearly what and how it's done. Your talent is obvious but unless methods are shared, to me this is just another utube ego boost. Oh nice music.
I'm a concept artist studying more on armor designs and filigree, thank you for choice in maintaining traditions and keeping history alive, without this, we would never improve!
Dead beat dad talking about family lmao
Your job is wonderful. You are creative. and music in the video is beautiful. Thank you
Amazing work! 😮
I like very much your way of showing the beauties thats you do
Very cool!I'm a fan of yours)
Could you tell us,the Thickness of Threads you use in your works and if you used silver 960 or silver 1000
Thanks for sharing, I also do the same and you can watch my channel to complete this knowledge.
Hi very nice work, but i didnt get how you soldered the very thin parts with out melting them, what solder or solder technique u use.
hi Dominik. I use powder solder, specific for filigree. Controlling the fire so the piece doesn't melt one learns like other soldering, by practice and feeling. thank you for the comment and appreciation of my work.
@@bbozzana This was my question too! How does one work with the powder solder?
@@bluesgirl1980 And, I wonder where you get it, or if you have to make it yourself?
Thanks you so much for this video. Please continue to make them. Those are not the earrings she made. The 1/2 loops don't show on final product only filigree wire is seen. Where is the final product she made please.
Thanks for sharing, I also do the same and you can watch my channel to complete this knowledge.
Thank you for sharing your skills...beautiful work...just wandering what is the light yellow liquid you have next to you when soldering...is it solder in a special liquid or oil of some kind...
Amy Mohanty thank you for the kind words. The liquid is a sort of borax, takes the oxides while soldering.
bbozzana thank you for your reply...is the borax in water or any special liquid...i have just started silversmithing as a hobby so learning from you all via youtube...thanks again for sharing...
@@amymohanty1045 its not borax. she meant that its flux, used LIKE borax. there are several clear yellow liquid fluxes on the market. the liquid fluxes are a little easier for filigree as they dont obscure the joint like borax based fluxes can.
@@catzkeet4860 thank you for helping with info.... There is also a yellow powdered flux for filigree and with that one you need to dissolve it in distill water
Old masters also did the following:mixing solder with powder borax (white) and then before soldering dipping the filigree in water and then putting the mixture on
Very interesting piece of history. You're work is beautiful, I'd love to do that. I'm a welder, so I get to do things on a much larger scale than this ♡
How do you know what size to make every piece?
you can make the measurements for the elements in advance, but with experience you just know :). thank you for your question
where are you getting filigree thread?
Diane Bean hi and thank you for the coment. I am preparing the filigree thread
@Rita Ekers for the wire i use 0.25mm silver and twist it but very very good.. And then the rolling mill
thank yoy
Close ups please.
Hope to have more equipment one day so it can show more close ups
Glad you enjoy the video
@@bbozzana it's beautiful. That's why I'd like close ups. Thanks for sharing your art.
@@samanthasimental3788 thank you 💗
Too many questions unanswered and unable to see clearly what and how it's done. Your talent is obvious but unless methods are shared, to me this is just another utube ego boost. Oh nice music.