I’m fortunate enough to to have a studio, but this was so wonderful! You gave me some ideas about how to make my studio more useable. I love the tools in the cart and the idea of attacking the flex shaft to the cart. My stationary flex shaft doesn’t work for me, but the cart flex shaft is brilliant!
I'm quite new to smithing and just started watching some of your videos. There are some great tips, especially in this one. Your two books sound awesome as well. Thanks for sharing your skills knowledge [patience teaching skills etc. All the best.
I’m so thankful to have this information!! I’m new to metals and can’t get enough great tips for how to sneak a bench into my small painting studio. Oh and thanks for letting us see the pooch! 💗
Great to see you here even on virtual world! This is Youngwha who moved to Barcelona after taking your classes which is in my top 5 best decisions that I’ve ever made in my life! ;) big hug to Anat and you!
Thank you for the great video! I've read that "negative air pressure"/suction is strongly recommended when soldering or using abrasives. Do you find that just being near an open window provides sufficient ventilation? Thanks again.
Great question! For a beginner setup using butane torches and infrequent soldering, it's okay to start with simple ventilation, like an open window. It can be easily upgraded with an exhaust fan that connects with ducting to over your soldering space. Or a dedicated bench fume extractor. Just in case, please note that a fume extractor is for gases, and a dust collector (different) collects dust, like from polishing. Thanks for watching!
Hello! Thank you for a very useful video! I'm a complete beginner, just about to buy my first crockpot....I was just wondering if the metal (I guess aluminium) inside the crock pot won't turn everything pink? (I'm having trouble finding a cheap one with an inner ceramics bowl) Many thanks!
Hi! I wouldn't use an aluminum pot for your pickle. I recommend one with a ceramic interior. A 1 quart crockpot is a good size. You can often find them used in a thrift shop, or maybe even a friend or family member who has one they don't need. I've found them on Amazon for under $20. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Excellent question. Wear a N95 mask rated for sanding. And use safer abrasives. I use silica free water soluble polishing compounds and choose low dust bits like sanding disks to minimize health hazards. Luxi brand polishing compounds have been a game changer for me and my lungs. And my studio is clean now, too. Thanks!
It would be funny if it was, but it isn't. :^) Citric pickle is citric acid and water. The word pickle is used in jewelry to refer to the cleaning solution we use after soldering. The first pickle solution was probably vinegar and salt (which still works), which is like what you use to pickle food. Citric acid is also used for food preservation. Both are home friendly alternatives to more acidic professional pickle solutions, like Sparex. Let's put it this way, a handy equivalent to Sparex #2 pickle mix is a 10% solution of sulfuric acid, or PH Down mix for a hot tub.
Hi! I'm demonstrating in this video a minimum set up for making jewelry at home, without a lot of equipment. The pickle in the bowl is warmed up as you go. Pickle will work cold, too. It just takes longer. The best way to heat a pickle solution and keep it hot is to use a small 1 quart crockpot or a pickle pot (available from jewelry suppliers). Thanks for watching!
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It's so cool to know that I'm not only one that uses my dinning table to work at! 😀
I’m fortunate enough to to have a studio, but this was so wonderful! You gave me some ideas about how to make my studio more useable. I love the tools in the cart and the idea of attacking the flex shaft to the cart. My stationary flex shaft doesn’t work for me, but the cart flex shaft is brilliant!
I'm quite new to smithing and just started watching some of your videos. There are some great tips, especially in this one. Your two books sound awesome as well. Thanks for sharing your skills knowledge [patience teaching skills etc. All the best.
I’m so thankful to have this information!! I’m new to metals and can’t get enough great tips for how to sneak a bench into my small painting studio. Oh and thanks for letting us see the pooch! 💗
I just found your channel and I must say how much I appreciate your natural gift for teaching! Yours is one of the best I’ve seen!
That's very kind of you! Thanks so much
Great to see you here even on virtual world! This is Youngwha who moved to Barcelona after taking your classes which is in my top 5 best decisions that I’ve ever made in my life! ;) big hug to Anat and you!
Hi! How's Barcelona?! Send us an email. :^)_
Your basic 1 class was perfect for me and I'd recommend it to anyone. I can't wait to take another. Cheers Joe and Anat :)
Many thanks!
This video is so helpful! Thank you for providing it.
Thank you this was very helpful ! Starting classes in November with you ! Very excited.
Thanks Joe. This was most helpful. Nice meeting Django too.
That was most informative thanks. I made myself a fold out workbench, so some of your tips definitely apply.
That's great! Thanks. I love your youtube name, btw :^)
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Thank you! I enjoyed your video!
thank you so much for this information
Inspiring video, thank you so much ❤️❤️
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To use the clamp without messing up the table just pull your protective plate out a little and clamp to just that.
Thank you for the great video!
I've read that "negative air pressure"/suction is strongly recommended when soldering or using abrasives. Do you find that just being near an open window provides sufficient ventilation?
Thanks again.
Great question! For a beginner setup using butane torches and infrequent soldering, it's okay to start with simple ventilation, like an open window. It can be easily upgraded with an exhaust fan that connects with ducting to over your soldering space. Or a dedicated bench fume extractor. Just in case, please note that a fume extractor is for gases, and a dust collector (different) collects dust, like from polishing. Thanks for watching!
@@joesilvera8853Awesome. Thanks!
Hello! Thank you for a very useful video! I'm a complete beginner, just about to buy my first crockpot....I was just wondering if the metal (I guess aluminium) inside the crock pot won't turn everything pink? (I'm having trouble finding a cheap one with an inner ceramics bowl) Many thanks!
Hi! I wouldn't use an aluminum pot for your pickle. I recommend one with a ceramic interior. A 1 quart crockpot is a good size. You can often find them used in a thrift shop, or maybe even a friend or family member who has one they don't need. I've found them on Amazon for under $20. Good luck and thanks for watching!
How do you protect your home/lungs from the metal dust that is created when polishing with a dremel?
Excellent question. Wear a N95 mask rated for sanding. And use safer abrasives. I use silica free water soluble polishing compounds and choose low dust bits like sanding disks to minimize health hazards. Luxi brand polishing compounds have been a game changer for me and my lungs. And my studio is clean now, too. Thanks!
Citrus Pickle is Pickle juice from the grocery store, where you buy jars of pickles? Can you use pickle juice from that?
It would be funny if it was, but it isn't. :^) Citric pickle is citric acid and water. The word pickle is used in jewelry to refer to the cleaning solution we use after soldering. The first pickle solution was probably vinegar and salt (which still works), which is like what you use to pickle food. Citric acid is also used for food preservation. Both are home friendly alternatives to more acidic professional pickle solutions, like Sparex. Let's put it this way, a handy equivalent to Sparex #2 pickle mix is a 10% solution of sulfuric acid, or PH Down mix for a hot tub.
Where did you find your cart??
Ikea. :^)\
How come your pickle is just in a dish and not in a pot? Doesn't it need to be warmed?
Hi! I'm demonstrating in this video a minimum set up for making jewelry at home, without a lot of equipment. The pickle in the bowl is warmed up as you go. Pickle will work cold, too. It just takes longer. The best way to heat a pickle solution and keep it hot is to use a small 1 quart crockpot or a pickle pot (available from jewelry suppliers). Thanks for watching!
Where does one buy gold ect
Hi - You can buy gold from metal refiners and sites like RioGrande.com