We used to have hand engravers like that in Buenos Aires Argentina, in gents rings with initials on top we used to send a square plate 2mm thick to the engraver, after piercing with the saw blade and soldering back to the engraver for a final faceting Professional setters do engraving on illusion plates but just on straight lines to "enlarge" the size of the diamond, When I came to Australia in 1973 it was just that fashion! Beatiful!
Je ne peux qu'avoir de l'admiration pour cette dextérité ! Un grand bravo ! J'aurais juste voulu voir la chevalière finie... Merci pour cette belle démonstration !!!
I tried it a couple of times and always had a gap or the engraving was too close you understand? Take care and again many thanks for the contact and the videos. It is so nice and relaxing to watch you a real Artist do your work. mrbluenun
Hi arikanjo, Many thanks for uploading this part of your ring engraving. Really interesting to see you 'rough' it out and then use that to sometimes give you a guid and other times it is not in quite the right place and doesn't follow the line you want so you make your out with 'tidying up' still to do. Thanks again. Take care. mrbluenun
:) thank you very much. today i made a square graver from carbon steel and practiced on a pewter plate i made. It went poorly. i took hours making the graver. it works well. I need a rotary vice. lol. i will check at the library and also register at that forum. :D i kept geting a scratch line, not a smooth one. you could see where i was hitting the hammer?
Hello arikanjo, With regard to the comment you just made about criticising.............. If it was for me I never meant to be critical at all. Just saying that you used the pencil marks as a rough guide and the desihn is complete when you go back and ease a little more off or make a cut deeper or shallower hope you understand. I RESPECT you and anyone who can sit there and engrave a ring in just a few minutes! Respect to you my friend.
Oh my gosh....I think it's Tom Waits. This is the *last* place I expected to hear him XD He sounds like a monster, but you have to love him ^^;; This is whole process is so wonderful....>
Nice, really nice. I was fascinated by your work . I imagine that your work is the result of years of experience and study, but I'd like to know more. I'd like to try the copper is soft . Can you tell me how to call the tool that you use? And a link to buy it on the internet . Thank you and congratulation
i want to learn the old way. all the things i make, are done the old way. where do i get the tools? where can i learn? i cant find it? Are they called gravers? everyone uses electrical rubbish. i don't want that. write in Japanese if you like.
I am sorry. I asked for translation near, but was no use. tomorrow I go to the approximately 60 miles away town and am going to look for a translator. Wait a little more …
I think that I can buy it at a working tool store. However, you have to sharpen your blade yourself. I am processing the metal in Italian style and wearing grips.
although it is Japanese. you can also by it through Internet mail order. store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/craft-navi/6116-blue1.html?sc_i=shp_pc_search_itemlist_shsrg_img
WOW!!! i mean, im a noob at this, just started today and all i got is the pecker type machine, i dunno what it's called xD but im working my way up, Greetings from Malaysia :D
We used to have hand engravers like that in Buenos Aires Argentina, in gents rings with initials on top we used to send a square plate 2mm thick to the engraver, after piercing with the saw blade and soldering back to the engraver for a final faceting
Professional setters do engraving on illusion plates but just on straight lines to "enlarge" the size of the diamond, When I came to Australia in 1973 it was just that fashion!
Beatiful!
Je ne peux qu'avoir de l'admiration pour cette dextérité ! Un grand bravo ! J'aurais juste voulu voir la chevalière finie...
Merci pour cette belle démonstration !!!
Arikanjo...
私はアルゼンチンから来たんだ。私はGoogleで翻訳しています。あなたのコメントを理解するための優れたツールです。
非常に良いビデオ。偉大なプロフェッショナル。
私にいろいろなことを教えてくれました。我々は芸術のこれらの作品を見ることができるように継続的にビデオを送信！
ありがとうございました！
パブロ
Knew how but never seen it. Lovely work. I wonder what Tom wait's lyrics look like in Arakanjo's script?
I tried it a couple of times and always had a gap or the engraving was too close you understand?
Take care and again many thanks for the contact and the videos. It is so nice and relaxing to watch you a real Artist do your work.
mrbluenun
sorry…I was not able to write it in English well.
ありがとうございます。
いつの日か、下書きせずにEngraveできるようになりたいと願ってます。
これからもがんばっていきます(^^)
すごいですね。。
私も最近趣味で銀の指輪を作っています。
この動画を見て私も掘ってみたいと思ったんですが、全体でどのような道具を使っているのですか？
excellent work! congratulate... you are a great teacher in the technique!
すごい!!!!
Hi arikanjo,
Many thanks for uploading this part of your ring engraving. Really interesting to see you 'rough' it out and then use that to sometimes give you a guid and other times it is not in quite the right place and doesn't follow the line you want so you make your out with 'tidying up' still to do. Thanks again.
Take care.
mrbluenun
i was wondering which music is playing on the background?
very nice work btw!!!!!!!
Beautiful job. Very nice detail.
:) thank you very much. today i made a square graver from carbon steel and practiced on a pewter plate i made. It went poorly. i took hours making the graver. it works well. I need a rotary vice. lol. i will check at the library and also register at that forum. :D i kept geting a scratch line, not a smooth one. you could see where i was hitting the hammer?
ありがとうございます♪
Hello arikanjo,
With regard to the comment you just made about criticising..............
If it was for me I never meant to be critical at all. Just saying that you used the pencil marks as a rough guide and the desihn is complete when you go back and ease a little more off or make a cut deeper or shallower hope you understand.
I RESPECT you and anyone who can sit there and engrave a ring in just a few minutes! Respect to you my friend.
that is a beautiful ring
with a hammer!!?!?!?! totally amazing!!!
Oh my gosh....I think it's Tom Waits. This is the *last* place I expected to hear him XD He sounds like a monster, but you have to love him ^^;;
This is whole process is so wonderful....>
@abeta4414
指輪制作されてるのですね！私はまだ彫刻だけで、指輪自体を作ったことないのでうらやましいです(＞▽＜)
銀はとてもやわらかいので鏨は彫金ショップで扱っている「青色鏨」（根元に青色があるやつ）がべんりです。
青色は鏨がやわらかく砥石ですぐ研げるので刃先の形が変えやすく、何本も用意しなくても大丈夫です。
買った鏨を荒らとぎするのにはグラインダーで形を整えて、８００番ぐらいだっかのオイルストーンで刃をつけてます。
私のスタイルはイタリア彫刻の流れなので和彫りと違って鏨にはグリップ（握りの部分）を制作して撮り付けてますが、普通は指で挟んで彫刻されてますね。
それをハンマーでたたいて彫してます。（細かい模様はハンマー使わずに手押しで彫ったりもします）
線彫りは刃先をダイヤ形にしたもの、彫り落とすのは平べったい刃先にしてます。
バイス（万力）は銃器の彫刻用に特注した物を頂いて使用してますが３６０度回転するものを選ばれるといいです。
バイス台のテーブルはガタつかないようにしっかりしたもので重いほどいいです（私のは鉄製80㌔）
だいたいこんな感じです。
Nice, really nice. I was fascinated by your work . I imagine that your work is the result of years of experience and study, but I'd like to know more. I'd like to try the copper is soft . Can you tell me how to call the tool that you use? And a link to buy it on the internet . Thank you and congratulation
beautiful songs
You are a very skilled and talented artist ^^
....it kinda looks like/(reminds me of), a tiny, metal motorcycle tire! Amazing!
i want to learn the old way. all the things i make, are done the old way. where do i get the tools? where can i learn? i cant find it? Are they called gravers? everyone uses electrical rubbish. i don't want that. write in Japanese if you like.
are you using a hammer for the engraving?
it is always easy to criticize but to show us what you're capable ... Still, all that remains is manual work of art and I know what I mean!
Yours.
I am sorry.
I asked for translation near, but was no use.
tomorrow I go to the approximately 60 miles away town and am going to look for a translator.
Wait a little more …
how did u rounden the edges?
Amazing Skills, yuo are a master craftsman :)
すげぇw 海外からのオファーの嵐きてますねw
こんにちは、
それが完成した作品を見ることが可能でしょうか？
翻訳（Google翻訳）のために申し訳ありません
私はまた、この結果に長年の経験を持っているかを尋ねることができますか？
私はファンなんだこの偉大なデモありがとうございました！
ユアーズ。
please tell me what/where to get these graver hand pieces?
I think that I can buy it at a working tool store.
However, you have to sharpen your blade yourself.
I am processing the metal in Italian style and wearing grips.
although it is Japanese. you can also by it through Internet mail order.
store.shopping.yahoo.co.jp/craft-navi/6116-blue1.html?sc_i=shp_pc_search_itemlist_shsrg_img
I shved it thin and inserted it into the grip.
photo.mixi.jp/view_photo.pl?photo_id=2051768527&owner_id=10389577
very small hammer use is good.
@@arikanjo thanks, I'll try comikin in Tokyo next month.
どこですか？わたしは秋田住んでる。けどやパリ外国人。
あなたのStyleカッコいいね
Thanks!
my place of residence is 高知 (四国)
コモキン？ it will be the best chois.ヽ(・∀・)ノ
彫刻で利用されてる道具知りたいです。
You must be a master carver
はい、ジャームッシュの映画で好きになって作業中のBGMとして活躍してもらってます(^o^)
独特の歌い回しが癖になるー♪♪♪
Thank you！
I want to make signetring !!
I work hard at study(≧∇≦)
VERY NICE
hermoso trabajooo....
WOW!!! i mean, im a noob at this, just started today and all i got is the pecker type machine, i dunno what it's called xD but im working my way up, Greetings from Malaysia :D
El sonido de la perfección.
Merci（＾＾）
これからもがんばっていきたいと思います♪
very good
If you sell it, I really want to buy!
Very nice work.
Yes，low technology only(≧∇≦)
hammer is handmade, too
TOM WAITS HAHAHA
Ótimo !
Вот что получается, когда слушаешь блюз :-) Молодец. Успехов в творчестве! WWW.GRAVDELO.COM
HAHAHABHAHHAHAHHA
hai, tom waits