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- I REALLY loved this experiment, sculpting with Clay that turns into Silver - let me know in the comments some things you'd like to see me make with this awesome stuff!
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It'd be such a bummer when I inevitably hate the first few iterations of what I've made and throw away $500 worth of clay.
Fun stuff! I made wedding rings in 2002 from this and I had several arguments with jewelers/silversmiths telling me silver clay didn't even exist. It dries quick and the secret is to fire it fully. When I used it there was zero information in English on how to use it so I kinda winged it for the most part lol.
PMC is a very sticky clay so it's a good idea to use a barrier cream on your fingers and tools so you're not loosing expensive clay. It's also very difficult to sculpt. It shrinks a substantial amount when fired as you're burning out the organic material. You can fuse silver together but you run the risk of melting either part as the temperature to fuse is very close to melting point. With your silver surfer piece you could get a bit of silver solder and join them that way. Would love to see how you planned finish that off.
silver clay consists of silver particles and a binder that evaporates when heated, for anyone that was curious how it could be silver and a clay and hasn't used this stuff before.
The secret to a really smooth, shiny finish is to sand with super fine grit papers and then gently burnish
As a jeweller and silversmith, this material looks like a total game changer for 3D jewelry. I wonder why I didn't know about this stuff earlier
Safety note: It's generally a bad idea to wear gloves near any rapidly spinning tool! The fabric can get easily hooked and wrap on the spinning shaft, leading to injury and possibly appendage loss!
Had such a blast looking at this!!
Do you think Sauron, before making the one ring to rule them all, made himself a nose ring?
I never expected to be flipped off by a smiley Jazza with a nose ring, but i am not disappointed. Love the new vid!
Fun Fact: When you were polishing the ring and said it was generating a lot of heat. Out of all metals, silver has the highest thermal conductivity. No wonder why it was getting so hot
When using a rotary tool (or drill press) you'll want to avoid using gloves. If the glove gets caught in the tool, you could easily lose a finger.
Suggestion for anyone wanting to try out Precious Metal Clay, instead of using a regular craft mat, use a glass craft mat/work surface.
I've used it before and it's great stuff. However you have to account for shrinkage as each clay type has a different percentage if you're blending it with different metals. There is a copper version of this stuff too. Oh, and you could use glazes as well instead of paint to colour any models.
Seeing jazza do the middle finger just made me more entertained than the whole video
It’s always fun and fascinating to see you try new things! Loved the final pen!
Did you just flip me off
haha Speaking of melting it down I was going to say now that you're dabbling in the world of jewellery making would love to see you give lost wax casting try. I think the carving aspect would be right up you alley.
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“Metal conducts heat” understatement of the century considering that Silver is one the best materials in terms of thermal conductivity.