Hey! Thanks for watching! Let me know what you think in the comments! I make the swan clasps second so if you want to jump ahead it starts about 5:50 👍🏻 Enjoy! 💜
Hi. Here’s a suggestion I figured out the hard way: Take a little scrap piece of copper wire and string the components on it before putting them in the tumbler. Then you don’t have to fish for each one!
when i make my jump rings i tumble them! this also gets rid of any little burs. I make a 3/4 to 1 inch jump ring out of 12g -14g wire,(the heavier gauge the better, keeps them on better) then I place all the jump rings on the larger jump ring , then close the larger ring. then tumble them, no need to close the smaller jump rings, almost all will stay on the larger ring. No more burs, and they are stronger! Oh--I also store the jumps on the larger ring, no more tangled mess, and no more sanding off the burs---Yay!!! another tip, I store the jump rings on the larger ring-- in one of those pop up pill minders. A pill minder for each gauge of jump rings! Will try this with the clasps so i don't have to do a search and rescue!
Great video! Thanks for sharing that! I didn't know how a tumbler worked. It's also good to know you don't always get the components perfect! Makes me feel better, as a complete amateur.
I hadn’t watched this one for whatever reason, but I needed it today. I really appreciate the lengths and gauges that you give us. It makes it very easy to plan! Thank you!
i love your content, i just put in figure 8 and your video popped up first, i’m following one of your necklace tutorials, basically i love the consistency❤️
Hi I'm from uk when you say you tumble them ...could you video what it is your doing please thank you ..I love your creations I've started following you x
Where did you learn to put them in the rock tumbler? I have never heard that and because of my arthritis it's hard to make jewelry but I must have watched a thousand videos 😊
I watched your tumbling technique, so I did purchase a tumbler, but one with a black rubber barrel. I used steel shot that you have listed below and put a drop of hand soap in and put in 5 pairs of sterling ear wires and about 7 lightweight finger rings. After about 1 hour I removed the jewelry and found that black rubber from the barrel was on most if the pieces. I was able to remove the black rubber using dawn dish liquid, but of course that was extra time to handle each piece. Do you have any suggestions as to how to keep the rubber off the jewelry? What did I do wrong? Should I use a tumbler with a plastic barrel?
Thanks for your reply and the link. I did read the article, the info was helpful. I did, however, return the rubber barrel tumbler today that I had ordered from Amazon, and I purchased a plastic barrel tumbler similar to yours, using the link that you have provided with your other information. If you use it, it must be good for the pieces that we make. I watch all of your new videos, and repeatedly watch your others, any that I can find by Zurick Designs. Thank you for sharing all of your designs and talent.
@@rosanalbandian2572 oh ok, I would’ve thought those types of tumblers would be better but it doesn’t sound Ike it. Hopefully the new one does well! I’m glad you enjoy my videos! ☺️
@@ZurickDesigns well now, I must say, I LOVE me some Gerty!! Happy last day of five-dom to her today, and Happy 6th Birthday to her tomorrow!! Hoping it's her most woofderful year YET!!!
Hi there, thanks for inquiring! SS shot polishes and work hardens the metal really nice. It also smooths out the rough edges and saves a lot of time hand filing and polishing. 2 hours is pretty standard I think. I’ve always done 1 1/2 - 2 hours with great results. Hope this helps! ☺️
Thanks for sharing such useful, practical and pretty techniques! Love these
Glad you like them! ☺️💜
Hey! Thanks for watching! Let me know what you think in the comments! I make the swan clasps second so if you want to jump ahead it starts about 5:50 👍🏻
Enjoy! 💜
Hi. Here’s a suggestion I figured out the hard way: Take a little scrap piece of copper wire and string the components on it before putting them in the tumbler. Then you don’t have to fish for each one!
Hey thanks!! 😊
That’s a great tip!!
when i make my jump rings i tumble them! this also gets rid of any little burs. I make a 3/4 to 1 inch jump ring out of 12g -14g wire,(the heavier gauge the better, keeps them on better) then I place all the jump rings on the larger jump ring , then close the larger ring. then tumble them, no need to close the smaller jump rings, almost all will stay on the larger ring. No more burs, and they are stronger! Oh--I also store the jumps on the larger ring, no more tangled mess, and no more sanding off the burs---Yay!!! another tip, I store the jump rings on the larger ring-- in one of those pop up pill minders. A pill minder for each gauge of jump rings! Will try this with the clasps so i don't have to do a search and rescue!
i don't know why this crossed out most of my post? It all belongs there!
Yea, that’s weird! 🤔
I tumble my jump rings and things too. That’s a great idea to hook them on a larger one! I never thought of that lol! 💜☺️
Great video! I didn't know about the rock tumbler smoothing them out! Thanks for the info!
Thank you! Yes! It puts a nice polished shine on them! ☺️💜
Thank you!
Great video! Thanks for sharing that! I didn't know how a tumbler worked. It's also good to know you don't always get the components perfect! Makes me feel better, as a complete amateur.
Thank you!
I make mistakes all the time lol
I hadn’t watched this one for whatever reason, but I needed it today. I really appreciate the lengths and gauges that you give us. It makes it very easy to plan! Thank you!
Fantastic! So glad it helped! 💜☺️
Love those x
Awesome video, very informative and thanks again! I know these take some work to make but really appreciate it! Can't wait for the next one!
Thanks for tuning in!! ☺️
I love and look forward to your videos! Thank you for sharing your special talent in such an easy to follow format!!! ❤
Good to hear! So glad I could help! ☺️💜
i love your content, i just put in figure 8 and your video popped up first, i’m following one of your necklace tutorials, basically i love the consistency❤️
That’s awesome! ☺️💜
Hi I'm from uk when you say you tumble them ...could you video what it is your doing please thank you ..I love your creations I've started following you x
No problem! I made a video here with my polishing techniques if you want to check it out. ☺️💜
ruclips.net/video/qWlrgqUFmVk/видео.html
Thank you! What kind of soap do you use in your tumbler?
Just a dap of whatever is around.
Where did you learn to put them in the rock tumbler? I have never heard that and because of my arthritis it's hard to make jewelry but I must have watched a thousand videos 😊
I can’t remember really. Many years ago!
How do you avoid scratches and dents in your wire I'm from uk x
Hi there!
It takes practice and your hands will learn to work softer with the tools. I hope that makes sense! ☺️💜
I watched your tumbling technique, so I did purchase a tumbler, but one with a black rubber barrel. I used steel shot that you have listed below and put a drop of hand soap in and put in 5 pairs of sterling ear wires and about 7 lightweight finger rings. After about 1 hour I removed the jewelry and found that black rubber from the barrel was on most if the pieces. I was able to remove the black rubber using dawn dish liquid, but of course that was extra time to handle each piece. Do you have any suggestions as to how to keep the rubber off the jewelry? What did I do wrong? Should I use a tumbler with a plastic barrel?
I don’t have one personally but here’s an article that might help…
workingsilver.com/how-to-decontaminate-your-tumbler-drum/
Thanks for your reply and the link. I did read the article, the info was helpful. I did, however, return the rubber barrel tumbler today that I had ordered from Amazon, and I purchased a plastic barrel tumbler similar to yours, using the link that you have provided with your other information. If you use it, it must be good for the pieces that we make. I watch all of your new videos, and repeatedly watch your others, any that I can find by Zurick Designs. Thank you for sharing all of your designs and talent.
@@rosanalbandian2572 oh ok,
I would’ve thought those types of tumblers would be better but it doesn’t sound Ike it.
Hopefully the new one does well!
I’m glad you enjoy my videos! ☺️
Great video Gonna try this! Where do you get the Steel Shot?
Amazon carries it 👍🏻
So, of course, I love the video, but I love your BG doggy even more! What's their name, if I may ask??
Her name is Gerty ☺️
Short for Gertrude. Her birthday is tomorrow! She’s turning 6 💜
@@ZurickDesigns well now, I must say, I LOVE me some Gerty!!
Happy last day of five-dom to her today, and Happy 6th Birthday to her tomorrow!! Hoping it's her most woofderful year YET!!!
Gerty says thank you!! 💜
Do you ever hammer them?
I do when if I’m making one bigger in size and I don’t have time to tumble
Hi, thanks for the video! I’m new on wire work. But I wonder why need to use ss shot to wash them 2 hours ?
Hi there, thanks for inquiring! SS shot polishes and work hardens the metal really nice. It also smooths out the rough edges and saves a lot of time hand filing and polishing. 2 hours is pretty standard I think. I’ve always done 1 1/2 - 2 hours with great results. Hope this helps! ☺️
Zurick Designs Jewelry and Art oh, never know about this. Cool! Thanks for sharing the information! 🌹
Joey Phang no problem ☺️