Bracelet Welding With TIG Wire, Stainless And Titanium
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
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Jeff is back doing a cuff bracelet welding with TIG wire and adding some stainless and titanium. This was a member request so enjoy and let us know if you've made any!!
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Nice end product! I would definitely like to see one intertwined with some brass and copper. I like the pattern tho.
Cool idea. I’d suggest holding the wires in a vise instead of pliers. It might just get rid of the small inconsistencies in the twists.
Might be good to put a mark on your drill and count the revolutions so it is the same. Enjoyed the vid!
Pretty good idea.
I had the same thought when he was doing it. Always trying to make things repeatable so it can be more efficient.
Braze the ends, use whatever color brazing material to get the appearance you want.
Nice work bud, brass or copper would add a bit of pop
This looks great! This channel is making me really wanna buy a TIG welder to try some smaller/detailed projects like this
Looks great.!!!
well done Jeff......cheers from up north in Orlando....Paul
I think you should make one for your favorite Rock n Roll welder co host … I’ll get you some orders! 😁🤘🏻🤘🏻 Love it and great job my friend
Table vise, instead of the pliers may help w tension? I use it when wiring twisting wires for harnesses and such. I can't weld to save my soul lol looks great brother, super creative! Please keep posting videos of other cool little projects man. Maybe one day Imll get up the courage to try mine out hahaha
That's cool man
Looks cool, maybe heat tint the Ti before adding it to the cuff...
Next episode be making the scorpion out of wire???
That's pretty nice
Were did you purchase the tubing for the ends, what size or gauge is it???
Well you should have did was you silicone bronze on the end and then you could have held everything together hidden away underneath the cufflink and then you could have Blued and everything will look good
why not use aluminum bronze A2 or aluminum Bronze A3 instead of silicon bronze?
@@ypaulbrown Maybe so you wouldn't have to switch from dc to ac??
Dude...chain that bottle!
my tax dollars better not be part of you developing ‘jewelry’ for some hot little mama 🤨
Great, now all the tig noobs are going to waste all the expensive titanium filler metal trying to make a stupud bracelet
Me, it's me, I'm the TIG noob who thought of making one at school. However, I was just going to use 309L for an experiment. 🤷♀️