I can’t thank you enough for this video! It has made my jewelry business grow so much 💓 I went and bought these exact products that same day I watched it
This is by far the most easiest video to understand! Thank you so much for this! SUBSCRIBED!! Do you have a video showing what to use for the actual necklace and how to attach the clasp?
Cool video. I've been getting into carving as a thing to do in my time off. But I got distracted by something dropping your hair from directly up to down at 36-38 seconds in then shortly after a fast orb fly by your side.
I have a tiny pointed moldavite piece that I’d like to turn into a pendant. What would I use for….is it a cap? Is that the bale you were talking about? I don’t want to wire wrap it because it’s so small. I just want to put a cap on it. Any suggestions? I don’t know for what I should be looking. I guess I’ll drill the tiniest hole in the top. Or maybe just E6000 something on it.
@@funfactswithmaxx could you send me a link to which rotary tool? I went to Home Depot and they were all $70 and up (including the Dremel brand) I have no idea where to find ~$20 ones that she uses /:
@@funfactswithmaxx thank you so much for replying!!! do you mind emailing me the link? (I looked it up and there was so many I want to make sure I choose a good one)
It's quite easy to slightly hurt yourself but not easy to do any real lasting harm. A normal drill (like you'd use for wood) works more like a motorised blade, which is very dangerous, but these kind of diamond drill bits are like sandpaper that moves really really fast to wear through hard stone. it doesn't cut well on human flesh. The real risk is bits of stone breaking and flying into your eye, which is why you should wear goggles. If you want a safer option, use a vice to hold the stone and a bench drill.
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use plyers to hold the stone. you don't
want this bit going into your finger tips!!
Omg I jumped 😆
She's a risk taker. I like it
@@off_lineofficial 🤣 love this comment
Love the cymatics in the water from the vibration
I was so scared when it slipped out of ur hands and knocked the camera. I didn’t wanna see u drill thru ur finger 😅
I can’t thank you enough for this video! It has made my jewelry business grow so much 💓 I went and bought these exact products that same day I watched it
You made this look so easy! Thank you! You also explained the process very well. Great job! I'm going to attempt this.
Thanks for the great tips. Perfect video for what I was looking to do. Super thanks
love it thanks!
This was so helpful. Thank you!
You don’t have to remove the chuck all the way to change bits. Just loosen a bit
Wonderful!!! Thank you :)))
Thank you so much for this video!
get it girl! thank you!!!
So glad i found this video. I'm about to start making my own jewelry. This was very informative and well explained. Thank you! I subscribed!
thanks for making this
Great video
Thank you!
Thnx a lot I found them.
Thank you very much❤
This is by far the most easiest video to understand! Thank you so much for this! SUBSCRIBED!! Do you have a video showing what to use for the actual necklace and how to attach the clasp?
When u take a break and go back into the hole have the tool off. This way it won't scratch the stone.
smart! thanks for the tip!
They look so pretty once you have them drilled.
Are you or have you sold the purple one you drilled?
Hello can I also drill in the side of a big stone like u did with the citrine? Thank u in advice 😊
do you think e6000 would work well?
Wondering if your drilled right through a stone top to bottom? With a rotary tool. Thanks , and also beautiful necklaces
Cool video. I've been getting into carving as a thing to do in my time off. But I got distracted by something dropping your hair from directly up to down at 36-38 seconds in then shortly after a fast orb fly by your side.
This was great. Can you tell us what size of bit did you use?
I have a tiny pointed moldavite piece that I’d like to turn into a pendant. What would I use for….is it a cap? Is that the bale you were talking about? I don’t want to wire wrap it because it’s so small. I just want to put a cap on it. Any suggestions? I don’t know for what I should be looking. I guess I’ll drill the tiniest hole in the top. Or maybe just E6000 something on it.
40 sec into the video and I see an orb fly right behind you!!
That was a spec of dust picked up by the camera 😂
Can you do this with moonstones?
Im guessing once the bail is set then there is not changing it out unless I want damage the crystal.
Where do you find those bails please!
What is that little ring called that your drilling the hole for
What brand and name of the bit used
Can I put drill in water. Without getting shock
What ones can we drill do you have a list thank you
U made it look so easy ..everytime i do it i kill my bits
wow
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its give unconditional joy
where did you get your bails from??
Where and what size are they
What size are those bells you use
It will move if you look away 😳. Lol. Any idea where can I buy nice necklaces ? Thanks
How do you know when you've drilled just enough into the hole on the second one. I want to try this
I would assume it would be the depth of the screw
What drill did you use??
Harbor Freight Rotery tool, the second cheapest they carry.
Why do you have to submerge it in water?? I’m new to this.
It is both too cool the bead/stone to prevent the heat from the friction cracking it. It’s also a lubricant.
What’s the drill called
Where on line can I order the bits that you use?
U can get them from Michaels or any type of crystal stores(:
@@emilyy2kk889 do you have link for the biTs ? I can’t find them here in Europe
@@EdTheV no sadly just search up crystal with holes and you’ll find them :)
What kind of bail is that?
I think it would be a good idea to wear rubber gloves.
Why not try doing it under running water ?
that remind me the dentist
What drill did you use?
Harbor Freight Rotery tool, the second cheapest they carry.
@@funfactswithmaxx could you send me a link to which rotary tool? I went to Home Depot and they were all $70 and up (including the Dremel brand) I have no idea where to find ~$20 ones that she uses /:
@@nila_lover2522 TECCPO Rotary Tool Kit 1.5 amp on Amazon it about $25 and works great on rocks and glass.
@@nila_lover2522 I posted a link, but youtube deleted it
@@funfactswithmaxx thank you so much for replying!!! do you mind emailing me the link? (I looked it up and there was so many I want to make sure I choose a good one)
I can find on Facebook help please
Girl, you need a little vice 🤓
This seems really dangerous and not at all how it should be done. Or is it just me?
It's quite easy to slightly hurt yourself but not easy to do any real lasting harm. A normal drill (like you'd use for wood) works more like a motorised blade, which is very dangerous, but these kind of diamond drill bits are like sandpaper that moves really really fast to wear through hard stone. it doesn't cut well on human flesh. The real risk is bits of stone breaking and flying into your eye, which is why you should wear goggles. If you want a safer option, use a vice to hold the stone and a bench drill.
Been doing it this way for 2 years. Quick and easy. I have no fear and never had an accident.
This is stupid. Never hold something that small when your drilling a hole in it. Danger!
please stop holding it while you drill.