Hello i'm Pierre! Really nice work !! one question anyway : what's the name of the tool you use to put the ring on the ryobi drill? Some kinda mandrel or something ...I've never seen that. Sinon, BRAVO !
Hello Pierre The tool is known as an "Expanding Jam Chuck" It is made of class 2C rubber with a ratchet screw in the center. Place the ring snug on the rubber cone and lightly tighten the hex screw to expand the rubber cone. Never tighten to fiercely , all is required is a light snug turn of the screw.
Beautiful. Pretty much exactly the same as me, except I don’t polish with steel wool. I clean it with a few brushes of steel wool #000 but I buff with a manicure buffing block. Six of one... and that phrase. Beautiful work.
Thanks for making this. Very nicely done. I have a few comments/questions. First, I like your hydraulic press - was that a “home brew” job? I also like the look of that arbor press... what brand? Seems better made than a lot of them I see, but maybe I’m wrong about that. Finally, I thought the music was cool... who is that? Or is it generic “stock” music? Thanks again for the video.
You can give me the name of each tool that is used, all the tools that you used in the video and in which store I can get them, thanks for sharing your experience
Mr. Cat silver work hardens as you work it and heating it sofends it again quenching it is just for convenience. It will be just as soft if you let it cool down by itself
Hi I`m a fellow coin ring crafter and I want to ask what this last thing where you but the ring into the bottle is all about. Can you tell me or do you have a video what explains it? thank you
Can anyone help with naming some of the equipment for me please? At 1:18 the blue handled tool used to deburr the inside of the ring. At 4:50 the mandrels used to hold the ring onto the end of the drill. Thank you :)
First one is a de-burring tool also called a burr handle. can pick it up on amazon for under $10 Second one, on the drill, is a Rounding, Finishing, & Polishing Mandrel can pick one up here: www.etsy.com/listing/267370914/original-coin-ring-rounding-finishing?ref=shop_home_feat_4
Question: I notice on a lot of rings the symmetry is off and one side can wider then the other (due to sizing). Is there a technique to create one uniform ring without over reducing and creating a over worked ring?
Doom Punk the problem is you stretch the hole side of the ring alot more than the reed side so it becomes thinner. Nothing you can do about that if you want to keep the inside detail. Some ring makers make the inside straight and leave the outside angled. Others prefer to straighten the outside but leave the taper on the inside. Personal preference.
Best method if you have all those tool maybe (even then its debatable). Otherwise use a drill to tap out the middle, a file to sand the edges, a $15 ring mandrel, a $10 dollar nylon hammer and 10 minutes of elbow grease and BAM! You made a ring. I think this method takes a lot more time than the "manual" method too.
Oi cara, os nomes eu nao sei bem, pesquisei aqui e encontrei : "Maquina que aumenta e diminue o tamanho do anel". essa vende na china por uns 800 reais, ou uns 1000 pelo mercado livre( suspeito q o povo compre da china e revenda). Tambem achei uma que se chama "Mandril", aquela barra cônica de aço. Mas não se restinja, amigo, pesquise bastante pela internet, pergunta em lojas ferrajistas, em torneadoras, siga seu objetivo! Um abraço,
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Best method? What a joke.The other videos using simple tools are much better. Many of them actually explain the process, as compared to your "Best method" with the boring music and no explanation. Besides that how many of us have such an impressive work shop with those excellent tools? Better to have titled your video; a tour of my professional coin ring making equipment workshop.
stewart bruce good point but it is essentially the method all us professionals use, almost step for step. But he’s not making this for diy average person without tools.
Hey now. It is actually a pretty well built video compared to some others. Its explicit in the steps at least. Like the amount of annealing that needs to be done and when. He shows the tools and methods of work that are pretty much best practice. I watched that vid and except for the reverse electroplating thing he seems to do at the end that's almost the exact method I've arrived at for making my rings. Sometimes though I use a brass brush on a dremel to clean off the firescale instead of the drill / mandrel with steel wool. I still haven't settled on any one permanent way of doing anything because I'm relatively new and experimenting along the way.
Ingenious process!! The heating and rapid quenching softens the metal making this possible. The gold electroplating at the end adds a very nice touch.
Quenching actually makes it harder. What should be done is annealing which is where u heat it up and let it cool completely by itself
Only for ferrous metals quenching a non-ferrous metal softens it
Hello i'm Pierre! Really nice work !! one question anyway : what's the name of the tool you use to put the ring on the ryobi drill? Some kinda mandrel or something ...I've never seen that. Sinon, BRAVO !
Hello Pierre The tool is known as an "Expanding Jam Chuck" It is made of class 2C rubber with a ratchet screw in the center. Place the ring snug on the rubber cone and lightly tighten the hex screw to expand the rubber cone. Never tighten to fiercely , all is required is a light snug turn of the screw.
Beautiful. Pretty much exactly the same as me, except I don’t polish with steel wool. I clean it with a few brushes of steel wool #000 but I buff with a manicure buffing block. Six of one... and that phrase.
Beautiful work.
Hi Buckle Down , a great tutorial , can you say where you purchased those tools?
Now that's nice!👍
Very nice, fantastic detail.
Nice job mate 🙂💯
Complimenti! Tra l'altro anch'io ho le stesse monete. Comunque, bravo, in poche mosse hai realizzato un anello.... tuo! Grazie per il tuo video. 👍
Respect and respect for the master! like!
Excellent tutorial, thank you.
Tolles Werkzeug 👍🏻
Where can I by this tools. Please need your help for this I like this idea
Wow that's amazing! Great video. I hope I win that ring, it's beautiful :)
Me encanta porque se utiliza el husillo de acero.
Great video!! Good job!!
Fantastic
amazing job man
Thanks for making this. Very nicely done. I have a few comments/questions.
First, I like your hydraulic press - was that a “home brew” job?
I also like the look of that arbor press... what brand? Seems better made than a lot of them I see, but maybe I’m wrong about that.
Finally, I thought the music was cool... who is that? Or is it generic “stock” music?
Thanks again for the video.
Boa noite,qual o nome desta peça que vc usa na ponta da furadeira
awesome job thats amazing
You can give me the name of each tool that is used, all the tools that you used in the video and in which store I can get them, thanks for sharing your experience
Nice video . thank you ❤
good 👍
Hi friend, how are you? I'm from Brazil.
and I'm interested in making rings of coins
and I wanted to know how I can get the tools
as tools tbm sao vendidas no brasil cara
Very good
what is the "cleaner" thing towards the end? Is it electric is some way? does it work? Great video.
Electroplating my friend
And what does that do
Thanks Taryn, I had the same thought
Gold plates the silver ring
No
I don't understand why you heat up the ring and then quench it. Doesn't that make the metal harder and more prone to cracking?
Mr. Cat silver work hardens as you work it and heating it sofends it again
quenching it is just for convenience. It will be just as soft if you let it cool down by itself
Great work hope I will 😊😊
I am from Bali Indonesia can I buy the tool you are using?
Hi I`m a fellow coin ring crafter and I want to ask what this last thing where you but the ring into the bottle is all about. Can you tell me or do you have a video what explains it? thank you
Marcel Bernardy, that is where the ring us gold plated with 18ct rose gold.
Steve Curran Ok I see that is pretty cool thank you
Eta como eu vim parar aq? tava assistindo tutorial de make...😄😄
QUE BELLO TRABAJO,ERES BRILLANTE ,SERA QUE PUEDE GRABAR ANILLOS DE MATRIMONIO, EN LETRAS HEBREAS.
Cantik banyak pandaila,,saya sukak.
Super beau travail
Can anyone help with naming some of the equipment for me please?
At 1:18 the blue handled tool used to deburr the inside of the ring.
At 4:50 the mandrels used to hold the ring onto the end of the drill.
Thank you :)
First one is a de-burring tool also called a burr handle. can pick it up on amazon for under $10
Second one, on the drill, is a Rounding, Finishing, & Polishing Mandrel can pick one up here: www.etsy.com/listing/267370914/original-coin-ring-rounding-finishing?ref=shop_home_feat_4
@@germakshell Thank you :)
👍👍👍
whats the liquid in the jar and the wires for at the end
That’s sick but what’s happening at 6:45 ?
why the electrolysis? Silver is good as it is for rings
great video buckle down.
cool
Question: I notice on a lot of rings the symmetry is off and one side can wider then the other (due to sizing). Is there a technique to create one uniform ring without over reducing and creating a over worked ring?
Doom Punk the problem is you stretch the hole side of the ring alot more than the reed side so it becomes thinner. Nothing you can do about that if you want to keep the inside detail. Some ring makers make the inside straight and leave the outside angled. Others prefer to straighten the outside but leave the taper on the inside. Personal preference.
Practice, good tools, watch videos to see what you’re not getting right. You can contact me if u need help.
Best method if you have all those tool maybe (even then its debatable). Otherwise use a drill to tap out the middle, a file to sand the edges, a $15 ring mandrel, a $10 dollar nylon hammer and 10 minutes of elbow grease and BAM! You made a ring. I think this method takes a lot more time than the "manual" method too.
ha ha .... it is very clear that you have never ever made a coin ring lmao !
@@Joe-ql6nn Only a few hundred. lol
@@duanevigue1603 same
where did you buy the machine?
Hy, I'm french. And I love yours vidéos. I love the ring, I would like kown where you buy the tools : the press and other ?
Baptiste Maillard most of these tools can be bought from ebay or a jewelery making website.
Great video,and your not using all the expensive kit.
I want one
Great video, what's the name of the instrument at minute 3:50 ?
Giovanni Pirri that is called a ring stretcher.
Thank you!
Super
SUPER :)))
super👌👌
5 out of 5
Do you take orders?
Guess not..
Olá sou do Brasil como faço para adquirir essas ferramentas
tem pra vender em lojas brasileiras, o frete fica mais caro q a ferramenta se for importar
@@vicais9146 tem como me passar a lista das ferramentas pra ver se encontro aq
Oi cara, os nomes eu nao sei bem, pesquisei aqui e encontrei : "Maquina que aumenta e diminue o tamanho do anel". essa vende na china por uns 800 reais, ou uns 1000 pelo mercado livre( suspeito q o povo compre da china e revenda). Tambem achei uma que se chama "Mandril", aquela barra cônica de aço. Mas não se restinja, amigo, pesquise bastante pela internet, pergunta em lojas ferrajistas, em torneadoras, siga seu objetivo! Um abraço,
Mais uma coisa, tem outros vídeos de pessoas que fazem aneis de moeda sem precisar de tantas maquinas
@@vicais9146 mas me interessei bastante com sua forma de trabalhar bem eficaz mas mesmo assim obrigado pela dica
Would you sell some of your self-made rings? I'm willing to buy one.
Bal Loney just go to the ring the change page on etsy and you can buy a ring there. The address is in the description above
Queria um desse acho lindo. Pena q sou pobre
what you have done at 06:45 ?
hakan kağan gold plated the silver ring
Cleaned it
مشاء الله تلك كيف تصنع بالتوفيق صديق
My name florin 🤗
👍🏼👍🏼💪🏼💪🏼
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Shut up fool
Trav if I shut up, the universe will implode. is that what you want?
If it stops you posting your unrelated garbage on peoples videos. Yes.
Εξωγήινος!!!!
man braucht schon kraft
Imranzikria
Best method? What a joke.The other videos using simple tools are much better. Many of them actually explain the process, as compared to your "Best method" with the boring music and no explanation. Besides that how many of us have such an impressive work shop with those excellent tools? Better to have titled your video; a tour of my professional coin ring making equipment workshop.
stewart bruce good point but it is essentially the method all us professionals use, almost step for step. But he’s not making this for diy average person without tools.
This is how a sloth makes a coin ring
Hey now. It is actually a pretty well built video compared to some others. Its explicit in the steps at least. Like the amount of annealing that needs to be done and when. He shows the tools and methods of work that are pretty much best practice. I watched that vid and except for the reverse electroplating thing he seems to do at the end that's almost the exact method I've arrived at for making my rings. Sometimes though I use a brass brush on a dremel to clean off the firescale instead of the drill / mandrel with steel wool. I still haven't settled on any one permanent way of doing anything because I'm relatively new and experimenting along the way.
no Talent required when you do it this way