This is not my main activity. I make a lot of custom jewelry and I do everything in-house. That means design, 3d design if it's needed, casting, wax sculpting, finishing the parts, engraving, stone setting, and the rest of what it means to be a jeweler. I don't have much time, so I post rarely here and only when and what I get to record and I believe to be a decent tutorial.
Hi, thanks for watching, I am by no means an expert, I just model the things we need in our small shop. This method has pros and cons. It involves alot more work and it's time consuming but you have total freedom over the shape, angles or any other details you might want to control.
@@JoinedByFire Yeah, i think i'm gonna try this way, i am currently working on a cushion shape and all thinks i have tried are not satisfactory. My angles turned rounded.
It is not mandatory, it would depend on the final look you want to achieve and the investment you use (some of the cheap investment would not hold a sharp edge very well) . I was going for a sharp look, but if you would like a "softer" look, then, a 0.2 mm chamfer would do the trick.
Very hard to catch which command you used.. passes really quick.. it is like showing, not How-to…. Could you please make a tag of command on the screen at a time??? I cannot really notice it… pause so many times, but it goes so quick….
Thank you so much for this video! Very enlightening
Very nice problem solving skill please make hardest rings in your channel i want to learn more
This is not my main activity. I make a lot of custom jewelry and I do everything in-house. That means design, 3d design if it's needed, casting, wax sculpting, finishing the parts, engraving, stone setting, and the rest of what it means to be a jeweler. I don't have much time, so I post rarely here and only when and what I get to record and I believe to be a decent tutorial.
great!
thanks
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Interesting video ! It seems to me that is the only way to get proper angles who fits the shape of the table.
Hi, thanks for watching, I am by no means an expert, I just model the things we need in our small shop. This method has pros and cons. It involves alot more work and it's time consuming but you have total freedom over the shape, angles or any other details you might want to control.
@@JoinedByFire Yeah, i think i'm gonna try this way, i am currently working on a cushion shape and all thinks i have tried are not satisfactory. My angles turned rounded.
What add-on is that with all the precious metal colors/finishes at the end? Thanks for the vid and nice ring
rhino gold
Do you need to give all those edges a tiny radius before casting? Nice tutorial.
It is not mandatory, it would depend on the final look you want to achieve and the investment you use (some of the cheap investment would not hold a sharp edge very well) . I was going for a sharp look, but if you would like a "softer" look, then, a 0.2 mm chamfer would do the trick.
muchas gracias
Very hard to catch which command you used.. passes really quick.. it is like showing, not How-to…. Could you please make a tag of command on the screen at a time??? I cannot really notice it… pause so many times, but it goes so quick….
Please add voice
With my east european accent, i'd rather not :))