Hi! Thank you for this video. If you had more stones on it or wider stones, how would you handle bending the cuff and soldering? Would you have to solder after you formed the cuff? I’m sorry for the amateur question, I’m brand new and teaching myself.
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Great video. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Molto bello, bravo!
Wow! Great video. Very well explained. I love the finished piece! Just gorgeous. I’d wear that all of the time!!
Always love your projects. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Cynthia
Very nice! I love your videos!
I would have liked to see you set the stone.
Hi! Thank you for this video. If you had more stones on it or wider stones, how would you handle bending the cuff and soldering? Would you have to solder after you formed the cuff? I’m sorry for the amateur question, I’m brand new and teaching myself.
Enjoying your Excellent Videos. I was wondering why you are soldering on a firebrick block for your projects? Thanks, Cliff
Oh I use a lot of different blocks for soldering in this video I used compressed vermiculite block
Hello...thank you for the video! May I ask where you got your burnishing tool - I am assuming it is silicone? Thank you!
What is "sticky gluie stuff"?
Love your cuff bracelet, do you mind if I try to make a similar one for myself? I don’t want to try to copy your design without permission.
Anyone is free to make a cuff with a bezel set stone, I am not the first nor I be the last one to fabricate such a cuff. Good luck
Thank you!
Impressive 🎉 what gauge of metal you you use for the bracelet? And for the bezel ?
18g for the reticulation silver, the bezel is fine silver and I don't recall the gauge but any thin gauge will do.
@@patcahillmetalworks322 wow 18 is a thick one , thanks 😊
TH-cam are criaitvi.