Can i make JEWELRY with a SMALL lathe?!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2022
  • In this video i show the process of making a sterling silver using a small lathe.
    I melt down the silver with a torch and pour it.
    Then i shaped, sand and polish and end up with a shinny silver Ring!
    A part of my series "burst of ideas made into things".
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Комментарии • 33

  • @Raicullimore
    @Raicullimore  Год назад +1

    Thanks for watching!

  • @thepiggishshow
    @thepiggishshow Год назад +2

    Great video!

  • @evieshore3270
    @evieshore3270 Год назад +1

    Thanks !

  • @jaderene
    @jaderene Год назад +1

    Really nice work!!!! 🤍

  • @liamc1102
    @liamc1102 8 месяцев назад +1

    BROO this is sick. Love your video production too. you've earned a new subscriber here in Aus! God bless bro!

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  8 месяцев назад

      Cheers mate appreciate it!

  • @pauldejesus9644
    @pauldejesus9644 2 месяца назад +1

    great video do you have one where you make a groove for stone inlay

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  2 месяца назад

      Thank you! No I don't have a video of that sorry

  • @michaelmailhot3493
    @michaelmailhot3493 Год назад +1

    I’m just getting into ring making do you think this is a better option than the Unimat mini lathe/mill

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад

      Hi Michael, the lathe I'm using is just a general hobby making lathe so it does strain a little with to big of task. I just thought I'd try it out for ring making. The Unimat might be a more heavy duty but couldn't tell you for sure. Thanks :)

  • @neilmartin7776
    @neilmartin7776 Год назад +1

    Love the video and the final piece! Just curious, the initial ring you compacted into the clay - what that made of? I assume it's something that melts when the molten silver is poured in?

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад

      Thank you, yeah that was a peice of plastic that was the right size. You can use carving wax too. And no the mold was pressed and then the plastic ring was pulled out from the mold to leave the cavity to be poured into. Hope that helps!

    • @neilmartin7776
      @neilmartin7776 Год назад +1

      @@Raicullimore thanks for letting me know! When you put the mould back together after making the funnel, the top down shot looked like the plastic ring was still in there? So you make the indentations and then remove the plastic before reassembling the clay frame and pouring in the silver?

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад +1

      Yes that is correct I'm about to make a video explaining the process of pressing and pouring the mold which should clarify it further. Thanks 😊

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад

      Hey mate did you comment on a vid? Got a notification but can't find your comment

    • @neilmartin7776
      @neilmartin7776 Год назад +1

      @@Raicullimore I did, but deleted it thinking it was a stupid question. But I'll ask again, lol.
      I'm looking at getting a mini metalworking lathe for turning pen blanks and doing small metal pieces. Pen blanks are usually squared, unlike the rods often turned on metalworking lathes. On woodworking lathes, there's usually a tool rest - I've searched online but can't see anything similar for these mini metalworking lathes. As you've got one, I thought I'd ask if such things exist, or if they're needed on metalworking lathes in order to turn a squared blank into a usable rod?

  • @tyicbranch2734
    @tyicbranch2734 Год назад +2

    Would this lathe be ok for making crushed opal rings I'm going to make a crushed opal tungsten ring and basically you put this part on the lathe and you put the crushed opal on around the rings and then in spin's then you sand down the opal and polish it would this lathe be useful for that I've not found much information on mini lathe's

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад +1

      Hi, not hundred percent on how that process works if the lathe is just being used for sanding should be fine. If it is more for cutting Shaping the metal and opal. I'd look elsewhere, as this lathe is really only made for hobby crafts. real light work. Iv been over straining it. Hope that helped somewhat

    • @tyicbranch2734
      @tyicbranch2734 Год назад +1

      @@Raicullimore basically it has a metal attached you put on the Lathe and you put the ring on the attachment and it spins so you can polish it and sand it down faster

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад

      Yeah right interesting, if it's just sanding and polish should be OK. This brand makes a small range of them this lathe is the base model the ones above probably more solid. Also if your making alot of them I'd get something stronger coz the little motor will wear out.

    • @tyicbranch2734
      @tyicbranch2734 Год назад +1

      @@Raicullimore and you slowly chip away over lapping opal so it smoths it out and use a glue before you put the crushed opal on the ring it definitely makes cool rings you should check it out and thanks

  • @club9decks
    @club9decks Месяц назад

    Does a brandnew 150/e comes with blades and drill chuck

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Месяц назад

      Was quite some tome ago I bought it now, so can't remember correctly but I think it came with the chuck possibly some blades or they could have been extra add ons. Thanks

  • @ragavaragava8390
    @ragavaragava8390 Год назад +1

    Hai bro,nice work,I want mini lath machine,so machine rate ,how contact for you

    • @Raicullimore
      @Raicullimore  Год назад +1

      Thankyou very much! 😊 the link for that lathe is in the description of this video

  • @mollywoods8876
    @mollywoods8876 Год назад +2

    Love the video and the ring !

  • @mat-qt4fq
    @mat-qt4fq 7 месяцев назад

    You're ignoring a bit of the instructions in the manual tho haha. Seems super dangerous what you're doing. But you seem to be unharmed