I bought your first set of classes last night and amazing knowledge/observations dropped in just the first 2, can’t wait. Loving these cool creative tips, ty!
You've seriously inspired me yet again brother, I have you to thank for my original interest, which had lulled a little, but thanks to you, that passion has been rekindled. I am in your debt.
Your videos are so well done! I am so totally jazzed to try all this stuff! I"m going to look at your other videos that I may make a decision on good equipment to get.... ;) Thanks
This sooo kewl. I did some with 30ga. copper wire and superglue. I think my rice paper base will be much better and much sturdier to apply the conductive coating. Thanks Jason!
omg I'm so greatful I've found your channel! :D thank you all of theese amazing videos. You saved me so much time searching how to do it! I still have a buch of questions but I'm still not watched all of your vids, so maybe I cand find answers in another vids. 😊 Thank you agan please make more videos ❤
You're so awesome! all your tips are going to help my jewlery business boom! I have learned more from you than any other electroforming tutorials! I have a question for you about a product i purchased as a possible soldering replacement tool... it's called "Just for copper" and is a solderless copper and brass bonding adhesive. I am wondering if this is a safe produce to use to solder my copper rings together instead of the usual method of soldering. let me know what you think! Thanks Jason!
thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials. These are truly very impressive. What is the function of using baking soda with the glue? Is it to get some structure, or is it to make it more adhesive? Thank you for your time
Funny. You had the Smith CA gel in the epoxy putty vid. Wondered why you were using that instead of the CA glue. There is also the spray catalyst for the CA glue, but the Na bicarb adds volume and a structure. And is pretty inexpensive.
Hi Jason, thank you for the tutorial and a quick question here please. After applying those superglue, we just have to paint the conductive paint where we want the electroforming to form, right? =)
It basically gets melted into the glue bc of the heat those glues produce while curing so it seals itself. You'll also be painting with conductive paint afterwards so it gets that coating as well. I suppose if you're worried, you could rinse it after the 24 hr cure time. Sorry I know I'm not the channel owner but I am an avid electroformer of a few years. I just use plain old gel super glue with no baking soda then paint with conductive paint after it cures & none of my pieces fall apart bc I rely mostly on the copper forming process to ultimately hold everything together 👍.
@@The_Salty_Siren hello Salty Siren, thank you for your useful tips. What is the function of the baking soda , is it to the glue dry quicker, or I will ask the channel owner?
I have a stone with another stone on it with fix it stuff and I had a loop on the top but the electroforming will not form on it. Do I need to put metal with for it to work.
Hello Jason, thank you so much for the videos.I'm from Colombia, I want make silver electroforming but I don't find information. Do you know which materials I can to use or where find information?
I’ve been trying to do something similar, but I can’t seem to get the superglue (Gorilla Glue gel) to ever dry even with baking soda. The baking soda hardened the surface about 25% of the way, while the glue underneath is totally wet even after an hour. Any tips?
Vien Yava Clean your anode with steel wool. Change your voltage and mili amps around to see what works best. Another trick is to layer. Put a thin layer down. Dremel it with wire brush. Clean with acetone or paint thinner. Repeat. Going for one big thick plating results poorly for me.
That is a wicked ring. Thank you for the demonstration. You inspire me.
I bought your first set of classes last night and amazing knowledge/observations dropped in just the first 2, can’t wait. Loving these cool creative tips, ty!
Mind = blown. Thanks for sharing I have tried wirewrapping theres a bit of a learning curve but this looks way cooler
Love your video and LOVE that ring :D Thanks Jason!
Very beautiful ring and I have learned something new, I am excited to start making some. Thank you for all the tutorials you are great!👍👍.
You sir are a gentleman and a legend. Thankyou yet again :D
You've seriously inspired me yet again brother, I have you to thank for my original interest, which had lulled a little, but thanks to you, that passion has been rekindled.
I am in your debt.
Zippity doo dah!
The ideas are flying
Thanks Kelli D
Your videos are so well done! I am so totally jazzed to try all this stuff! I"m going to look at your other videos that I may make a decision on good equipment to get.... ;) Thanks
This sooo kewl. I did some with 30ga. copper wire and superglue. I think my rice paper base will be much better and much sturdier to apply the conductive coating. Thanks Jason!
Thank you so much for sharing!!
omg I'm so greatful I've found your channel! :D thank you all of theese amazing videos. You saved me so much time searching how to do it! I still have a buch of questions but I'm still not watched all of your vids, so maybe I cand find answers in another vids. 😊 Thank you agan please make more videos ❤
Hey Jason that was super awesome thank you so much --you da man
You're so awesome! all your tips are going to help my jewlery business boom! I have learned more from you than any other electroforming tutorials! I have a question for you about a product i purchased as a possible soldering replacement tool... it's called "Just for copper" and is a solderless copper and brass bonding adhesive. I am wondering if this is a safe produce to use to solder my copper rings together instead of the usual method of soldering. let me know what you think! Thanks Jason!
Great Video! Do you make your own conductive paint?
Truly amazing! Mahaloooo! :D
Hi, love this! so are you giving up on the epoxy completely? I use the one you use and find it to be so messy when using the dremel. I love this idea!
Thank you for the video!
Do you seal the stones before or after this process?
your awesome teacher
Thanks so much.
Ahhhhh you ate theeeee best teacher. I cant wait to get started.
It was so calming, I fell asleep! hehehe :)
Greatttttttttttt video!!!!!!!
Lol thanks. Haha I totally messed up !! Thanks for this 😊
You videos are absolutely the best but
thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials. These are truly very impressive. What is the function of using baking soda with the glue? Is it to get some structure, or is it to make it more adhesive? Thank you for your time
Bro sos un capo, gracias por toda la info. Que pena que no hablo ingles y me llega la mitad, igual te mando un saludo grande
Can you show what the first example looks like after electroforming?
Funny. You had the Smith CA gel in the epoxy putty vid. Wondered why you were using that instead of the CA glue. There is also the spray catalyst for the CA glue, but the Na bicarb adds volume and a structure. And is pretty inexpensive.
When u electro form the tourmaline wrapped, u still need to protect the stone with something?
PLEAZE PUT SOME GOTDANG COCOBUTTER ON THEM HANDS
Hi Jason, thank you for the tutorial and a quick question here please. After applying those superglue, we just have to paint the conductive paint where we want the electroforming to form, right? =)
now you tell me after I purchased the fix-it stick!!! : )
If there is some baking soda dust left on the piece, I assume the pH of the tank will suffer. Do you rinse in water and let dry?
It basically gets melted into the glue bc of the heat those glues produce while curing so it seals itself. You'll also be painting with conductive paint afterwards so it gets that coating as well. I suppose if you're worried, you could rinse it after the 24 hr cure time. Sorry I know I'm not the channel owner but I am an avid electroformer of a few years. I just use plain old gel super glue with no baking soda then paint with conductive paint after it cures & none of my pieces fall apart bc I rely mostly on the copper forming process to ultimately hold everything together 👍.
@@The_Salty_Siren hello Salty Siren, thank you for your useful tips. What is the function of the baking soda , is it to the glue dry quicker, or I will ask the channel owner?
Do you use anything to protect stones during solution process.
I have a stone with another stone on it with fix it stuff and I had a loop on the top but the electroforming will not form on it. Do I need to put metal with for it to work.
Hello Jason, thank you so much for the videos.I'm from Colombia, I want make silver electroforming but I don't find information. Do you know which materials I can to use or where find information?
I’ve been trying to do something similar, but I can’t seem to get the superglue (Gorilla Glue gel) to ever dry even with baking soda. The baking soda hardened the surface about 25% of the way, while the glue underneath is totally wet even after an hour. Any tips?
Excellent, thank you!
Please help. my attempt to electroform copper results only in a soft brown deposit. What am i doing wrong?
Vien Yava
Clean your anode with steel wool.
Change your voltage and mili amps around to see what works best.
Another trick is to layer. Put a thin layer down. Dremel it with wire brush. Clean with acetone or paint thinner. Repeat.
Going for one big thick plating results poorly for me.
Доброго Вам дня, скажіть будь ласка що це за порошок яким ви посипаєте майбутній виріб, це блискоотворювач???
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