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The Kilted Silversmith
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2015
DIY Simple Enamel Glass Kiln for under $100
In this video I make a kiln capable of being used for glass enameling. Actually the technical limits of this kiln should be around 2,500 degrees Fahrenheit, so it should be able to do a lot more than just fuse glass. Fuse metal for metal clay projects. It doesn't have a temperature controller, so I would only use it for silver clay. Copper and Bronzclay precious metal clays probably won't work out so well because they need to be fired on a schedule.
In this I reference a one day build from the Adam Savage's Tested channel, and how I wished I had done my heating element coils using the same configuration. That video is here: th-cam.com/video/7uS7A4x31PY/w-d-xo.html
In this I reference a one day build from the Adam Savage's Tested channel, and how I wished I had done my heating element coils using the same configuration. That video is here: th-cam.com/video/7uS7A4x31PY/w-d-xo.html
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How I make Copper Roses from scratch (Short Format)
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A handmade copper rose, start to finish. From cutting the petals out of copper sheet, to soldering them to a copper rod, forming the bud, and pulling the petals out for a more dynamic rose, then adding a traditional rose three leaf pattern to the stem. Copper is the traditional 7 year anniversary gift. You could use these techniques to make your own 7 year anniversary copper rose, or commission...
Eyepins that don't come apart - Quick Tip
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Adding beads to chainmail jewelry can occasionally be a challenge. Depending on the quality of the beads they can sometimes force you to do things in a way that you wouldn't like or that can weaken the end results. As I ran into that problem myself I wanted to show how I work around it. Other things that can be done to strengthen the eyepin loops: 1) You can work harden with a pair of pliers. I...
How to make Crimp Beads for Chainmail Necklaces
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A quick project finishing off chainmail with crimp beads. This is a great way to make your work go further at a very low cost. Using this technique you can fill out an exhibit table with much less time at the bench giving you the advantage to move forwards faster! Music used from the TH-cam music library: Heavy Hunter by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (crea...
How to Make Money with Chainmail - 6 tips for making money selling chainmail
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I know, why make a video of a slideshow. I have the transcript written out on my blog if you would just prefer read it: www.archmailledesigns.com/2016/12/31/how-to-make-money-selling-chainmail-jewelry/ Anyways, the reason I did it this way is because my brain fails me. I tried having a discussion in front of my camera at my work bench... but my broken brain took me 8 tries to get through the fi...
What is the thickness of the copper stock please or is it brass? Thanks
Большое спасибо, удивительно красивая работа 😘🤗🌞🌹
Wrapping the wire around the bottom of the loop works, too
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I'd be interested in you giving more specific suggestions on the welders. I am also looking into this as more than a hobby and feel soldering is the way to go. But there is sooo much more to it than making stuff and selling. Not so sure it's worth it.
Worst video ever
Man, that die to punch out each layer is awesome! I've always just cut them by hand with shears. Did you make it?
Hello NemecJesse, sorry this took me so long to reply to, I rarely use this account anymore. Anyways I did not make this die, but I have made others. They're called pancake dies by most places that sell them. I believe this one was from PotterUSA, it's been a long time I'm not 100% sure it's one of theirs.
@thekiltedsilversmith4947 no worries, after seeing your video I used the Google machine and eventually found Potter USA, didn't look like they had all the dies that I like to use for a rose though. All of the ones I have built are 4 or 5 layers, plus the sepal.
Beautiful craftsmanship, but very terrible background music....It destroyed all the pleasure step by step.
Tolle Ausführung, jedoch ist der Aufwand zur Herstellung solch eines Produkts sehr hoch und fast unbezahlbar wenn man es verkaufen möchte. Beim Verschenken können die Beschenkte den Wert und den Einsatz fast nicht nicht schätzen.
Those are gorgeous! Great work!!
Thanks so much for the tips😊 During the Pandemic I ordered a kit from Chainmail Joe off Amazon and found that I really enjoy making jewelry with it. After making pieces for friends & family I’ve been thinking about starting a small business but looking at the different prices left me insecure about pricing. Your video has truly given me some confidence about starting up that business 😊
Cool hanners
I am really interested in your video . I currently only have a smartphone to view TH-cam on and even with my readers on your printed instructions are too small for me to read. 🙁
Perfect example of the kind of jacked up bullshit that gets people electrocuted.....please take this video down before someone takes you seriously and hurts themselves.....
I have built many annealers and have had success with quarts tubing to support the elements. It shields them from damage and prevents sagging. M.Saull Denver
Did this work? How how hot does it get and how long does it take to heat up?
Great idea but electrical safety?
lets hope thats a non-conductive kilt! haha
Torpe le hechas mucho trabajo yo. La ago sin fantas tonterias si te pudiera mandar una foto de las que yo ago
Amazing work
Do you have a link to the patern? It is awesome!!
It's been a long time, I'm not 100% on this, but I think it's a PotterUSA pancake die.
Whats up with that furry balls man?
Ювелірна робота .
Are you just using solder to connect the parts
Yup, it's RioGrande's high copper solder. Melts at a higher temperature than typical electronics solder, or the kind used for plumbing, but also has a better color match, strength, and a bit of ductility.
End result is beautiful. Thanks for sharing; although the video is on high speed, but what you are doing can still be appreciated. The music can be a matter of taste. It can feel tetrical, but it also can match a Genesis/Creation kind of a move. Thanks, great work.
Thank you, when I was still active on this channel I planned to make a longer slowed down version that actually explained the process and without the music. Life got in the way and I had to move out of my studio space and I quit making videos, but thank you for the feedback, if I get back at it I will keep that in mind.
Thank. You. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
what brand is your torch?
it's the Smith Little Torch.
So much talent killed by murderous music, Joh from Oz
lol, yes, I agree now watching it. When I was active on this channel I had planned to make a longer format with no music and without the atrocious fast forwarding. Life happened, I no longer have that studio space, and I quit making videos. If I get back at it I will keep this in mind and try to do so with a less cringe worthy sound track.
Fine craftsmanship but to be honest the end product has no life. Sorry:(
Why?
Wow, bro, your craftsmanship is way up top🚀
Best technique I’ve seen yet
This is good information. I like the idea of mixing other ideas mixed in with the pieces. It is an eye catcher. Thanks.
keep trying and hopefully it'll get easier :D thanks for the info!