I do love the fabric texture ! Omg, I wish I had a roller, I would definitely put some copper through with some not so busy lace! Nice! Thank you for posting content. I'm going to give jewelry a go. I do love the modern w/industrial style, others as well.
Thanks for these tips Randy and I will respond in kind. To hold your mill down on the bench try threaded inserts, these are sold at woodworking stores and can find them in hardware stores if they carry them, that way you can install the inserts bolt it down to use and remove when the need arises! Hope that helps! These would be installed in your bench.
I love your videos. Your pieces are very creative and unconventional to me. Can you do a separate video on how you stitched the metals together? I tried many moons ago, seemed simple, but couldn't on a small scale ( or any scale, it didn't look nice). Thanks!
@@GomeowCreations , thanks for sharing your ideas. Many of us don't have the funds or the space for a rolling mill, so I am always looking into new ways on how to add texture to metal w/o a rolling m. I would love to find a way to add the cloth effect texture without a rolling mill. Any ideas?
oh so interesting. I see at 6:11 you are using a very cheap rolling mill. I've been advised never to get one of these and only get a Durston or a Pepetools one for 500-600 bucks. How long have you had this one? Does it hold up ok? Someone told me you can't put metal plates through it only paper/cloth stuff, is this true? I had ordered a Pepetools from Amazon and just canceled it. It was a little over $500 and I wanted to make my money stretch. I think I'd rather have one of these cheaper ones because I want to press laser cut paper designs and cut my own out of 140 lb. watercolor paper. It seems to work just fine for you. Did you have to fiddle with it a lot?
So, I have not used it with any kind of steel pattern plates but I have used other thing with success. I got this back in 2014 and I have used it a lot. My only complaint with it is that you have to change out the rollers to go from flat to wire but once you have done it one or two times it's really not that bad. I do want to know if I could you a metal pattern with it, I will have to get my hands on one and just try it. If I do I will make a video about it. 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations Well then. I might pick one up. I was looking at this one here: www.amazon.com/dp/B07L4LLLV9/?coliid=I3IKML89SZ5X6O&colid=32THCHN5SOZ7P&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
So helpful. I am an amateur knife maker looking to add texture to my pieces, and, well, I sure got a lot of ideas here. Thank you.
Great tips, thanks for the video! The roller mill is awesome. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching! Yeah, mill can be a very handy tool to have. 😀
Ooooh I didnt realize you are the one I learned how to etch copper from! I guess that is why I am subscribed, lol. You do have some really cool tools!
Thank you very much!
I do love the fabric texture ! Omg, I wish I had a roller, I would definitely put some copper through with some not so busy lace! Nice! Thank you for posting content. I'm going to give jewelry a go. I do love the modern w/industrial style, others as well.
👌Skills Sir
Thanks for this Valuable information
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Thanks for these tips Randy and I will respond in kind. To hold your mill down on the bench try threaded inserts, these are sold at woodworking stores and can find them in hardware stores if they carry them, that way you can install the inserts bolt it down to use and remove when the need arises! Hope that helps! These would be installed in your bench.
That is a good idea, thank you very much for the info
Love your work, your style and your vids, thanks for sharing. You have confirmed my idea of using my Sizzlex rolling mill - so thank you again!
Well thank you and I have some other cool stuff you can do with your rolling mill. I will make a video of it soon
Obrigado pelas dicas. Saudações do Brasil...
No problem 😀
You can also buy texturing plates for your rolling mills from Roberta Pihl. She has some gorgeous patterns that she makes.
I have seen those and would love to work with them. If I can get my hands on some I would make a video showing them to everyone 😁
I love your videos. Your pieces are very creative and unconventional to me. Can you do a separate video on how you stitched the metals together? I tried many moons ago, seemed simple, but couldn't on a small scale ( or any scale, it didn't look nice). Thanks!
Well thank you 😊 and check out this video for the sewing ruclips.net/video/g0Hvsy02duE/видео.html
What brand of rolling mill is it?
I loved the patterns! Thanks for the tutorial
It doesnt have a brand but this is the one that I have amzn.to/2XOFIN9 but they have a cheaper one amzn.to/2UwqwSI
I hope that helps 😀👍
@@GomeowCreations , thanks for sharing your ideas. Many of us don't have the funds or the space for a rolling mill, so I am always looking into new ways on how to add texture to metal w/o a rolling m. I would love to find a way to add the cloth effect texture without a rolling mill. Any ideas?
hello how to make the sun champange texture on metal or watch dial?
Sorry but I have no I idea what you are asking.
oh so interesting. I see at 6:11 you are using a very cheap rolling mill. I've been advised never to get one of these and only get a Durston or a Pepetools one for 500-600 bucks. How long have you had this one? Does it hold up ok? Someone told me you can't put metal plates through it only paper/cloth stuff, is this true? I had ordered a Pepetools from Amazon and just canceled it. It was a little over $500 and I wanted to make my money stretch. I think I'd rather have one of these cheaper ones because I want to press laser cut paper designs and cut my own out of 140 lb. watercolor paper. It seems to work just fine for you. Did you have to fiddle with it a lot?
So, I have not used it with any kind of steel pattern plates but I have used other thing with success. I got this back in 2014 and I have used it a lot. My only complaint with it is that you have to change out the rollers to go from flat to wire but once you have done it one or two times it's really not that bad.
I do want to know if I could you a metal pattern with it, I will have to get my hands on one and just try it. If I do I will make a video about it. 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations Well then. I might pick one up. I was looking at this one here: www.amazon.com/dp/B07L4LLLV9/?coliid=I3IKML89SZ5X6O&colid=32THCHN5SOZ7P&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
That seems like it might be better than the one I have haha this is basically the one that I have with all the rollers amzn.to/35bPCLA