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What mistakes?

What mistakes?

It takes a long time to cool, which is why I just push it out with a tool, and then I quench it in water. The little wells are there for air to escape in order for the metal to flow where it needs to flow. With regards to how much silver you need, you must multiply the weight of the wax model by 10, and that answer is the amount of silver you will need. You must also add an additional 10 grams of silver for the button. The button is the extra metal that you will saw off that is attached to the main piece

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It's called Delft Clay

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Thank you so much. Onwards and upwards from here 🙌🏾 🙏🏿

It was my pleasure. Thank you for the support, I am happy you are happy. All the best with the wedding day🎉🎉

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Thanks so much, I appreciate it. 3D printing would be better but hand carving is such a great skill

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Thanks for watching. I think you can use this method for making beads if you are going to cast them in 2 halves and then solder them together. This is because of the hole in the bead that you have to consider

Ok, thanks, beads are hard to find in My country.

@miguelangelgalavizparra1004 all the best with making your beads

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In this instance it was just the polishing compound. It's called Unipol. Usually I would use bleach which acts as an oxidization agent that turns the silver black

It's my pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it

That is correct. It was indeed sand casting.

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Glad it was helpful! Thank you for subscribing. I have another video where I made a Batman in the same way, if you would like to check it out

I use a standard polishing mop that gets attached to the polishing machine

Thank you so much for the kind words. The sand I used is called delft clay. It is ideal for sand casting because it is very sticky and so will hold its shape really well

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Thanks for the query. Yes I do.

It's called flux, it is an agent that cleans the silver and allows the solder to flow in order to connect the face part to the ring part

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You would repeat the process. In essence, this process is much quicker than making the piece from scratch, not to mention that you wouldn't get the same result twice if you made the piece again from scratch

Sorry you missed it. There will be more opportunities in the future

It was meant to happen. Thank you for the kind words. I hope you find more value in the videos

Thanks David. It's an interesting way of making the bangle to fit over someone's wrist without adding traditional hinges

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Congratulations to all the winners indeed

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Fascinating! Amazing! Talent! A few “hold your breath” moments! Patience extraordinaire! 😮 (BTW, you have beautiful hands!!)

It was a good challenge to try. Ambition is needed at times. Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏿

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Everyone really showed up for this exhibition

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A big congrats to the winners

Thanks so much. The bezel punch set is s life saver. It makes everything easy

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Glad it was sorted

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Great question. The answer is no, it doesn't give a better result. If you have sand casting rings that have channels from the side, then you can use it