how to fix jewelry lobster clasp, making a spring

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[@DannaWolford]

Thank you. My spring had slipped out of place and with your help I put it back in!

[@luisitamoreno53]

Well done!!!! You the only one on you tube that CLEARLY explained this. Who cares about your camera quality Your DRAWINGS ARE ON POINT! BRAVO! THANK YOU GOOD SIR!

[@vb5037]

Thanks. I have fixed my wife's bracelet, I used #1 guitar string, # 2 was bigger than I need.

[@DrewKyew]

Thank you, followed your steps and it worked perfectly!!

[@michaelhuxley5172]

Yet again I had to make another lobster clasp spring. This is the second one I have had to mak for the same clasp. A new lobster clasp is in excess of £100 pounds absolutely massive saving for the cost of a guitar string. Massive Thanks again for this tutorial I came back to.

[@shubikl9826]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this with us! I broke the clasp of a necklace that means a lot and then I found your video!!! It took me like 30mn but thanks to you detailed drawings, explanation etc, I managed to fix it !!
Please keep on the good work: you never know who you can help and how much you can save a memory/token 🎉🎉🎉😃😄😃

[@sdmjjewels7749]

Wish i would have known this about a yr ago. I threw out so many lobster clips. Thanks for the knowledge.

[@KellyNGabe502]

Dude!! Thanks! Your diagrams worked perfectly! Fixed a kids silver necklace thanks to you Bro!! ❤

[@christee299]

Ty so much for this inexpensive fix! Guitar strings... genius!

[@michellehumphreys3]

Thankyou so much, great detailed pictures. Big thumb,s up. Managed to fix my clasp

[@john-john132]

Loved the tutorial. The diagram you drew was very helpful. Thank you!

[@charisafryman-bradshaw8310]

Thank You! So much! My spring was still good it just came off. Thank you for the clear and thorough instructions

[@jimismith6648]

0.13-0.15 gauge sting works fine, just fixed mine using this method. Thanks 🙏

[@mischeviousdrshultz]

Rock on, man! Thank you! Wish you could have demonstrated, but good explanation none the less. I am grateful!

[@raymill54]

Your the man brother!! Got mine fixed thanks to your video!!! Got my subscription

[@jasaints7803]

Dude you are a life saver 😁 Thanks

[@codmsupastar2863]

Thx homie you have a gift for breaking it down for us thank you have a blessed one

[@lauriepayseur5897]

Thanks so much I just fixed my necklace with the help of this video!

[@nnnminh]

Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial.

[@markamberg8362]

thanks. very clever of you. I save all my old guitar strings so I'm going to try this. I'll let you know how it comes out.

[@avaalto5085]

Thanks, I fixed my clasp

[@Jay_Goku]

Saved me some serious money 👊🏾

[@alaaber232]

Thank you broo 😊❤️

[@Svelton]

Thank you!

[@chadt8019]

Thank you!!!

[@renzyzamora3943]

Got it it help me to fix my silver clasp

[@Kloud9Studios]

worked!!!

[@super-gg9sb]

perfect

[@tracybrandon4079]

Thanks.

[@chandrisasi3799]

Super 👍

[@stevewang216]

what is the exactly spec of the spring wire and thickness?

[@wassimalnahhar7605]

Vielen Dank meister

[@EdoZuria]

what wire do you use

[@SWEETYGYAL2002]

Done it but the top of my clasp has a gap. I must of opened it too much 😩

[@ladymoscac999]

lool the b chord

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

You didn't show us how to place.clasp inside. I get the diagrams but a demonstration would of been better

[@piratesapper]

I’ve got the supplies to make the repairs I think just not the knowledge. I’ve made some Jewlery using fine .999 silver coins (like Liberty dimes) and sterling .925 cuff link blanks. They make a silver soldier paste that’s in this syringe that makes it so you can do the silver Jewlery soldiering without having to be an expert on using things to bond and clean a perfectly flat surface (I don’t know if you’ve ever done anything like that or want/need to.). Maybe I’ll upload some videos of me making the cuff links.

[@frankbb6745]

Pry the clasp apart slightly on the lever side using a small screwdriver - the central part will fall through the enlarged gap. I used a tiny safety pin so the circular wire hole is ready made. Snip the safety pin’s long sides off with one slighly longer than the other by say 5 to 7mm and replace the old damaged wire. Place the adapted new wire onto the middle of the lever part and slide back into the clasp through the enlarged gap. Pinch back together with a pliers (put sticky tape around each jaw of the pliers to avoid damaging the jewellery)

[@zerocool1ist]

Why even take a chance like that just buy another clasp. If its a cheap chain i guess its ok.

[@raindemarre]

Those 14 kgold lobster clasps are anywhere from 150 - 300$$

[@silverado1509]

Simply waste of time