Making 3 Different Clasps: A Silversmithing Tutorial

[@SheranSimo]

You make it look so easy! I’m impressed.

[@chadssilversmithing]

Thanks Sheran! These clasps required some precise soldering, but with practice are pretty achievable. Thanks for the nice comment:)

[@flyingcheff]

My crystal ball says this will be one of your MOST popular videos! This is excellent to see in Chad vision. Thanks for elucidation of these techniques. 🌺 🌺 🌺

[@chadssilversmithing]

Thanks Flying Chef. It'll be interesting to see how it performs:)

[@Metalsmithingadventures]

Very useful video! The first clap is really intresting, simple and very functional, I think. Thanks again mr. Parker!

[@chadssilversmithing]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the nice comment!

[@Peggapoo]

This was a fantastic video. I have learned so much from you in just 4 videos. Thank you for making this so easy to follow. I love all three of these clasps.

[@chadssilversmithing]

I was surprised the little flippy one was as easy as it was once I figured out its geometry:)

[@mr.perfect1er]

Great video

[@chadssilversmithing]

Thanks!

[@doctorsmithdanger]

This is great. If not a bother I’d like to ask if you are referring to American or standard gauge.

[@chadssilversmithing]

Hello Doctorsmith! I am referring to American wire gauge, also known as Brown and Sharpe:)

[@krautgirl65]

thank you for sharing this clasp tutorial!...now i can stop using "S" hooks...❤

[@chadssilversmithing]

You’re welcome Krautgirl!

[@Chiriya06]

Am desperately wanting to make my own hinged charm rings. They are but I cannot work out the mechanism to make them…can you please help?1 ❤

[@chadssilversmithing]

Hello Chiriya! If you can send me a picture of what you mean to my Instagram account, I may be able to give you better advice.

[@WizardKitty723]

❤

[@chadssilversmithing]

Thanks WizardKitty!

[@ziomkakolega]

1/1 ;)

[@chadssilversmithing]

#1:)