How to Make a Halo Pendant (part 3)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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cbilton.creato... Welcome to part 3 and the final installment of the full instructional guide on how to make a halo pendant.
By the end of part 1 you would have a turned up halo with stone bezels marked out and carved up.
By the end of part 2 the halo piece will be fully completed and the collet for the center stone is made and marked out ready for the 4 claws to be added.
In this 3rd episode the 2 separate pieces are finished accurately and brought together to complete the pendant.
I have said a few times in the past that I can simply see a piece of jewellery even only briefly in a magazine or a shop window and not only have it memorised perfectly but instantly know how to make it. Well, now I have my own workshop set up I can put that to the test!
While out with my wife recently we visited a watch specialists here in Japan and on the wall there was a large photo of a diamond pendant. It was a simple and elegant design but simultaneously quite a show stopper.
A few days later I randomly remembered it and thought it would be a nice piece for the channel and also I could finally prove to myself that I can make something I had only quickly looked at.
The full video after editing was 90 minutes long so I decided to make it a 3 part series made of 3, 30 minute episodes. Look out for the surprise special guest appearance in this episode!
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That was brilliant. Would have loved to see how you soldered the centre piece, though, and also it would have been great to watch you setting the stones.
I wedged it in and soldered it from the back. I didn't set the stones yet!
This was a great series of videos. Very instructional. Please keep it up.
Thank you!
That bug in the end tho... 😱 NOPE!
Excellent series of videos, amazing work! Thank you
Yeah the cat catches them and brings them in the house.
when you talk about the cylindrical bits you use for making the slots for prongs you always call them "fraze?" "phrase?" "frase?" It's not a term I'm familiar with and I'm wondering what you use. I want to use the proper type of bit as I start learning stone setting.
is your collet former a 17 or 28 degree punch?
Can't wait to have a go, great videos
I dont know!
It’s 28. Part one around 10mins in
Fantastic work! hopefully i’ll be able to replicate something similar with some sapphires!
Go for it!
Love your videos! What is your kitty's name????!
Thanks! There are 2 cats here, Cookie and Chocco