I watch watch and watch some more. Slowly but surely my brain is figuring out the techniques while imagining probabilities to create my own piece. Thank your sharing ! Cheers from down under.
Thank you very much for your great feedback.👍 Just get started - if you haven't tried it before, you'll definitely be surprised at what you can do yourself. Say hello to my older brother in Perth.😃
Two things, dip in liver of sulfur to bring some depth to the low spots, buff the high spots to a shine and second dip it in Kleer Coat to seal it. This will keep the shine and leave no stains on skin. Great design, I'm doing this one for sure!
haha this great stuff lol the edits and effects are funny and keeps the vid more interesting . I usually find it hard to watch some wire work vids but these are so good like asmr with some humor haha. Love the work area and hippo haha
Thank you very much for your feedback and interest. When I have worked with the copper wire for a while, the wire becomes harder to work with - tensions arise in the copper. When I then heat the copper, it becomes softer and easier to work with. The fact that I cool it down quickly is just so that I can work with it immediately afterwards. :)
Omg it is absolutely gorgeous 😍 and so weighty I can tell looking at it. Quick question if I may. How do you clean of all your polishing pastes of your rotary disks?and quickly if I may. Do you not need solder to fuse copper to copper then? I thought you needed solder for any metal to solder to any metal. I am brand new and only trying to learn I'd really appreciate a reply. Thank you so much . And thank you for sharing. It truly is a work of Art
Thank you very much for your very nice feedback 😊 Unfortunately, I haven't found an effective way to clean my polishing discs - right now I have to replace them when necessary. But please let me know if you find a good solution to this👍 Sometimes I use solder paste mixed with micro metal when I don't need very hard soldering - and then it's easier to clean the residue off - but other times I use traditional flux and solder. In the video I am working on right now, I have to use a very hard and durable solder on copper, so I use the traditional solution there. I hope you can use my answer - and thanks again for your feedback 🤩
@my-projects Hello . A big help thank you for replying. I am needing to join two pieces of copper together only 0.8mm thick. And was wondering how-to. That or maybe some rivets could work I'm always thinking of something I can do. I'm just not sure if I need solder to join to pieces of same material together or if they wouod fuse om there own with a little flux paste only
Hey - Depending on how strong the soldering needs to be, I would use the traditional solution for soldering copper as I mentioned earlier. It is quite difficult to get 2 pieces of copper alone to fuse together - it requires extra heat, completely clean surfaces and then the probability of the copper melting anywhere else than where you want it - will be quite high. Copper is very heat conductive as you probably know ;-)
@my-projects OK yes I'm aware copper is a super conductor many a summer I've burned my neck from wearing a copper collar in the sun. Ouch. Ok can you please give me simple simple instructions on how to fuse copper to copper please. I'm quite dim at times and not sure I understand if you don't mind.
@my-projects if I have understood correctly I need a solder paste hard. And then add some fine metal as well as flux. 1st step apple flux. 2 head up metal and flux. 3 add solder paste and metal bits heat until solidified.4 then apply ny second copper on top of whole thing and heat slowly both sides to completely solder ?
👍💙💯..Absolutely beautiful results!! I just recently started working with the inner (14 gauge) copper from electrical wiring also..and my question is: is there a particular reason you torch the copper all over? Is there a coating on this wire I should be removing?
Thank you very much for your great feedback - no, there is no coating that you have to remove, but when you work with the copper, e.g. if you bend it or knock on it, tensions will appear in the copper, which will make it harder and harder to work with. but if you heat it, it becomes soft again.
@my-projects 👍..Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question. I appreciate the advice, as I'm still new to working with copper. Thanks again 👍
@@sandyrobinson7908 I usually use a gas torch with oxygen and for this bracelet I used a gas torch similar to this one www.amazon.com/RX-WELD-Portable-Cylinder-Cylinders/dp/B0CHM3LRST/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid =2HGIBCSVYOEHP&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qvBL6r5dxLbkvtvBHRrkLzB44RA-oXNDslghl6GR-SUytnhH7lKponhXEPvrdlZB9asFYw-VtPt5HP-SSivisKpEEDCQ3o7IDcBbi_QZmr2q7nfWjAUdHDoRaVIP-d7xlom22JUKvHFF21Z 2BZeQPSBjaYJ0aX4BtQvd3YICmls8prRmKzDyae7TPG8NmtnUi5lLpA3kfMd1HajCH2ufCw.P5H8nDnwxyDpErLOW9jOv091Nh3nl4zjCuMzizFSCyA&dib_tag=se&keywords=torch+burner+with+oxygen&qid=172104295 2&sprefix=torch+burner+with+oxygen%2Caps%2C176&sr=8-4 - but in my next video (1 week) I just use a simple gas torch without oxygen. 👍
Nice. Is there anything that can be put on it, to stop the copper tarnishing, but keep the copper colour? I turn copper green, and it makes a right mess
Thanks a lot 👍 Yes - I use a pruduct like ProtectaClear to cover my Copper and brass jewelry - my experience is, that it is both a skin safe and anti-tarnish clear coating, that will protect your jewelry from oxidation and fading. You can off cause use some other laquer product that have the same effect. 😉👍
إذا كان عليك صهر بعض النحاس بالكامل وتحويله إلى نحاس سائل يمكنك صبه في قالب، فيجب عليك أن تتجاوز 1000 درجة ويتطلب ذلك موقدًا ساخنًا جدًا (مع الأكسجين) أو فرن صهر.
Yes - you are absolutely right - and thank you for your feedback. I treat my finished copper jewelry with transparent, allergy-friendly lacquer for the purpose - then I avoid both the green discoloration on the skin and I don't have to polish the copper jewelry every now and then. I think it works well.
@@my-projects good idea, I have a bronze ring that turns my skin green so i think i will give that a try! Is there any specific product to get? Or just clear nail polish or something?
@@donaldsullivan6979 I would not use nail polish because there are often different substances in it that can also cause allergic reactions. I sometimes use ProtectaClear - but there are many other different products. 👍
@@merrymaker1031 No - you are not right about that. I typically anneal the copper after I have worked on it (hammered, braided, etc.) and then it becomes quite hard to work afterwards. That's why I anneal it - and quench it - then it becomes soft again - you've probably noticed this yourself if you've worked with copper.
Yes - I use metal polish - you can get something that is meant for jewelry - it works for me. I also use it in my latest video: th-cam.com/video/sNtn_E-cMA4/w-d-xo.html
Hallo, schönes Video und toller Armreif. Ich hätte da nur eine Frage: Für was wird das Kupfer immer erhitzt und dann in acid oder so, "eingelegt"? Gruß Boris
Hallo Boris, Vielen Dank für Ihr Interesse. Ich erhitze das Kupfer, weil es hart wird, wenn ich damit arbeite - zum Beispiel wenn ich die Kupferdrähte flechte. Dann ist es schwer zu formen und wenn man es dann bis zur Glühtemperatur erhitzt, wird es wieder weich. Aber es sieht auch schwarz und „verbrannt“ aus - deshalb habe ich es in eine Säuremischung gelegt, um die Verfärbung zu entfernen.
Hi Lee, I use my own mix of flux paste and solder material (small element copper solder) There are several Fluss pastes that can be used (eg Brazetec, LA -CO, Harris etc.)
I heat the copper wire occasionally because when I work on the copper wire - either by tapping or bending the copper wire, it gets harder and harder to work with - but after it is heated again, it softens a bit.
Love it! Do you surface treat the bracelet to avoid tarnishing and green stains on skin? I didnt reailze you could fuse without solder...i Wonder if thats a temperature issue 🤔
Thanks..! 😊👍 Yes - I surface treat with Zaponlak. It is slow drying, let it dry for 4-6 hours before using the bracelet cuff. No, I can't fuse without solder either - I use solder paste. 👍
There are lots of advantages - it's easy to work with, it's available in lots of materials and can be reused for, for example, a bracelet - it's cheap and easy to get hold of, it's beautiful and it patinas nicely and ....
Bonjour merci pour votre partage de savoir. Une question à la 3eme minutes vous utilisez une Cole blanche , pourriez vous communiquer le nom du produit en question ? Merci par avance
Bonjour - Merci pour votre commentaire. J'utilise mon propre mélange de pâte de flux et de matériau de soudure (soit de la soudure à l'argent, soit de la soudure au cuivre en petits éléments) Il existe plusieurs pâtes Fluss qui peuvent être utilisées (par exemple Brazetec, LA-CO, Harris, etc.)
أعتقد أن السبب هو محاولتك صهر النحاس عند دمج عنصرين معًا - فلن يكون الأمر جيدًا. ستحتاج إلى استخدام بعض اللحام النحاسي لدمج العنصرين معًا. يتمتع لحام النحاس بدرجة حرارة انصهار أقل وبالتالي يندمج مع كلا العنصرين النحاسيين اللذين تحتاج إلى دمجهما معًا. لن ترى الانصهار بعد الصنفرة.
The hippo is a previous gift from a friend - maybe it will be one of my future projects and then I'll get back to you. Thank you very much for your interest :)
Hi moktar - J'utilise mon propre mélange de pâte de flux et de matériau de soudure (soudure au cuivre à petit élément) Il existe plusieurs pâtes Fluss qui peuvent être utilisées (par exemple Brazetec, LA -CO, Harris, etc.) 👍
Yes, I use solder paste - a combination of a powder made up of metal solder particles and sticky flux that has the consistency of putty. The flux not only does its usual job of cleaning the soldering surfaces of impurities and oxidation, but it also provides a temporary adhesive that holds the surface mount components in place. And its easy to use 😉👍
Thanks - yes, you're right. And it sounds like a good idea to hammer it flat - I just think it will be difficult to make it both flat, even and harmonious. 👍
I watch watch and watch some more. Slowly but surely my brain is figuring out the techniques while imagining probabilities to create my own piece. Thank your sharing ! Cheers from down under.
Thank you very much for your great feedback.👍 Just get started - if you haven't tried it before, you'll definitely be surprised at what you can do yourself. Say hello to my older brother in Perth.😃
Looks like bracelets from Vilings series.
Awesome!
Thanks a lot..! 😊👍
I will most definitely try to make one, I love upcycling stuff! Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it!
Thank you very much for your great feedback!
Stunning. You truly are an atrist (love the hippo bath) 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧
Thank you so much Pamela😀
Thank you for showing this fantastic video. Liked and subscribed.
Awesome! Thank a lot for your support and feedback.👍
Love the end caps
Thanks, Debbie ❤️👍
Excelente trabajo...!
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras, amigo 😀👍
What was the solder used? Was it just the white liquid as i saw no other material? Cheers
I use solder paste - flux with micro metal in. 👍
I am CELT and must say nice film , I love the HIPPO bowl , impossible cool . Keep em coming 🍀⚒💚🏁
Thanks a lot ☺ I´m happy you enjoy it - and I also love the hippo to - I will..!! ⚒👍
Two things, dip in liver of sulfur to bring some depth to the low spots, buff the high spots to a shine and second dip it in Kleer Coat to seal it. This will keep the shine and leave no stains on skin.
Great design, I'm doing this one for sure!
Thank you very much for your good advice - I will definitely use it!
Will definitely give it a try. thanks very much. Twelve strands and people prefer the look. The axe handle works well, got to get one.
Thanks a lot 😊 👍
@@my-projects This is the best looking and very easy to do. Did one this morning, soldered ends and ground smooth.
Thanks again.
@@tribulationcoming I'm really happy that you made one yourself - thanks again for your interest and feedback 👍
haha this great stuff lol the edits and effects are funny and keeps the vid more interesting . I usually find it hard to watch some wire work vids but these are so good like asmr with some humor haha. Love the work area and hippo haha
Thanks a lot, Koji - I have fun when I make my stuff and videos - I don't think it should be boring to watch when I have fun making it. Thanks again😄
Lindíssima peça!!!
Thank you 👍
Impresionante tu trabajo amigo felicidades👍👍👍
Muchas gracias 👍 Realmente aprecio tus comentarios 👍👍
what an artist beautiful
Thank you 😊
Awesome work.
@@goodasnewrepairs Thanks a lot 👍
Caraca muito TOP !!! Aqui no Brasil pra fazer uma dessa vão cobrar uma fortuna!!! Mais parabéns pelo seu trabalho.
Muito obrigado, Fabio 👌- sim, também aqui na Dinamarca - é por isso que eu mesmo fiz 😊👍
Very nice job.thank u for sharing
Thanks for your feedback 😊👍
great job. A have a guastion Why heat the bracelet with a torch and cool it down quickly?
Thank you very much for your feedback and interest. When I have worked with the copper wire for a while, the wire becomes harder to work with - tensions arise in the copper. When I then heat the copper, it becomes softer and easier to work with. The fact that I cool it down quickly is just so that I can work with it immediately afterwards. :)
@my-projects graj job i try making the same
@@azbestoholik Super good - really nice to hear - please let me know if you run into challenges - I might be able to help a bit.☺👍
AMAZIN WORK
Thanks a lot 😉👍
Croming silver and gold 👍
Yep 👍
Real talented, god is good
Thanks a lot ☺👍
Great work
Thanks..! 👍😊
Increible trabajo, felicidades. Por casualidad no se dedicaria a hacer alguno, me encantaria comprarle uno. Gracias
Muchas gracias por tus elogios, pero lamentablemente no vendo pulseras.
Great job I will definitely make this,When soldering end pieces do yours any solder or does the copper solder to itself
Thanks😊👍 I use solder paste - flux with Micro metal in.
Omg it is absolutely gorgeous 😍 and so weighty I can tell looking at it. Quick question if I may. How do you clean of all your polishing pastes of your rotary disks?and quickly if I may. Do you not need solder to fuse copper to copper then? I thought you needed solder for any metal to solder to any metal. I am brand new and only trying to learn I'd really appreciate a reply. Thank you so much . And thank you for sharing. It truly is a work of Art
Thank you very much for your very nice feedback 😊 Unfortunately, I haven't found an effective way to clean my polishing discs - right now I have to replace them when necessary. But please let me know if you find a good solution to this👍 Sometimes I use solder paste mixed with micro metal when I don't need very hard soldering - and then it's easier to clean the residue off - but other times I use traditional flux and solder. In the video I am working on right now, I have to use a very hard and durable solder on copper, so I use the traditional solution there. I hope you can use my answer - and thanks again for your feedback 🤩
@my-projects Hello . A big help thank you for replying. I am needing to join two pieces of copper together only 0.8mm thick. And was wondering how-to. That or maybe some rivets could work I'm always thinking of something I can do. I'm just not sure if I need solder to join to pieces of same material together or if they wouod fuse om there own with a little flux paste only
Hey - Depending on how strong the soldering needs to be, I would use the traditional solution for soldering copper as I mentioned earlier. It is quite difficult to get 2 pieces of copper alone to fuse together - it requires extra heat, completely clean surfaces and then the probability of the copper melting anywhere else than where you want it - will be quite high. Copper is very heat conductive as you probably know ;-)
@my-projects OK yes I'm aware copper is a super conductor many a summer I've burned my neck from wearing a copper collar in the sun. Ouch. Ok can you please give me simple simple instructions on how to fuse copper to copper please. I'm quite dim at times and not sure I understand if you don't mind.
@my-projects if I have understood correctly I need a solder paste hard. And then add some fine metal as well as flux. 1st step apple flux. 2 head up metal and flux. 3 add solder paste and metal bits heat until solidified.4 then apply ny second copper on top of whole thing and heat slowly both sides to completely solder ?
👍💙💯..Absolutely beautiful results!!
I just recently started working with the inner (14 gauge) copper from electrical wiring also..and my question is: is there a particular reason you torch the copper all over? Is there a coating on this wire I should be removing?
Thank you very much for your great feedback - no, there is no coating that you have to remove, but when you work with the copper, e.g. if you bend it or knock on it, tensions will appear in the copper, which will make it harder and harder to work with. but if you heat it, it becomes soft again.
@my-projects 👍..Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question.
I appreciate the advice, as I'm still new to working with copper. Thanks again 👍
I am curious about what kind of torch you use for your bracelet projects.
@@sandyrobinson7908 I usually use a gas torch with oxygen and for this bracelet I used a gas torch similar to this one
www.amazon.com/RX-WELD-Portable-Cylinder-Cylinders/dp/B0CHM3LRST/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid =2HGIBCSVYOEHP&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qvBL6r5dxLbkvtvBHRrkLzB44RA-oXNDslghl6GR-SUytnhH7lKponhXEPvrdlZB9asFYw-VtPt5HP-SSivisKpEEDCQ3o7IDcBbi_QZmr2q7nfWjAUdHDoRaVIP-d7xlom22JUKvHFF21Z 2BZeQPSBjaYJ0aX4BtQvd3YICmls8prRmKzDyae7TPG8NmtnUi5lLpA3kfMd1HajCH2ufCw.P5H8nDnwxyDpErLOW9jOv091Nh3nl4zjCuMzizFSCyA&dib_tag=se&keywords=torch+burner+with+oxygen&qid=172104295 2&sprefix=torch+burner+with+oxygen%2Caps%2C176&sr=8-4 -
but in my next video (1 week) I just use a simple gas torch without oxygen. 👍
Thank you!
Absolutely love this 💜
Thanks..! 😊👍
Русский.язык
Very nice
Thanks a lot 😊👍
Nice. Is there anything that can be put on it, to stop the copper tarnishing, but keep the copper colour?
I turn copper green, and it makes a right mess
Thanks a lot 👍 Yes - I use a pruduct like ProtectaClear to cover my Copper and brass jewelry - my experience is, that it is both a skin safe and anti-tarnish clear coating, that will protect your jewelry from oxidation and fading. You can off cause use some other laquer product that have the same effect. 😉👍
@@my-projects Magic, thanks, I'll look into it.
Love the happy hippo for quenching. Cute!
Thanks 👍
Um lindo trabalho
Muito obrigado
هل الموقد الصغير يحمي كثيرا لكنه لا يذوب النحاس ؟ هل علي أن استعمل الشالمون ؟
إذا كان عليك صهر بعض النحاس بالكامل وتحويله إلى نحاس سائل يمكنك صبه في قالب، فيجب عليك أن تتجاوز 1000 درجة ويتطلب ذلك موقدًا ساخنًا جدًا (مع الأكسجين) أو فرن صهر.
This one is so close to the one I want to make…
Do you know what size of wire you work with? Gauge #?
Thank you!
🙏🏼
Thanks 😊 Yes - I use gauge 12. 👍
@@my-projects Thank you so much…
I will give it a try…
🙏🏼
Another question…
What the paste you use to fuse the ends?
🙏🏼
Thanks😊👍 I use solder paste - flux with Micro metal in.
Amazing
Thanks..! 😉👍
Only pitfall to copper or even bronze is that it turns your skin green especially with any sweat. Copper looks so damn good though!
Yes - you are absolutely right - and thank you for your feedback. I treat my finished copper jewelry with transparent, allergy-friendly lacquer for the purpose - then I avoid both the green discoloration on the skin and I don't have to polish the copper jewelry every now and then. I think it works well.
@@my-projects good idea, I have a bronze ring that turns my skin green so i think i will give that a try! Is there any specific product to get? Or just clear nail polish or something?
@@donaldsullivan6979 I would not use nail polish because there are often different substances in it that can also cause allergic reactions. I sometimes use ProtectaClear - but there are many other different products. 👍
when annealing, why do you quench the copper?
I quench my copper mostly because I don't want to wait for it to cool in the air.
@@my-projects so why heat it in the first place. quenching defies the whole idea of annealing
@@merrymaker1031 No - you are not right about that. I typically anneal the copper after I have worked on it (hammered, braided, etc.) and then it becomes quite hard to work afterwards. That's why I anneal it - and quench it - then it becomes soft again - you've probably noticed this yourself if you've worked with copper.
I really want to do this, but copper objects always turn green on me, is there anything I can apply to copper to prevent this?
Yes - I use metal polish - you can get something that is meant for jewelry - it works for me. I also use it in my latest video: th-cam.com/video/sNtn_E-cMA4/w-d-xo.html
@@my-projects Thank you for your answer. I'll have to try that and hope it works.
love it
Thanks..! 😊👍
Did you use solder or just melt the nameplate to the cuff
I used solder to fasten the nameplate..👍😊
Hallo, schönes Video und toller Armreif. Ich hätte da nur eine Frage: Für was wird das Kupfer immer erhitzt und dann in acid oder so, "eingelegt"?
Gruß Boris
Hallo Boris,
Vielen Dank für Ihr Interesse. Ich erhitze das Kupfer, weil es hart wird, wenn ich damit arbeite - zum Beispiel wenn ich die Kupferdrähte flechte. Dann ist es schwer zu formen und wenn man es dann bis zur Glühtemperatur erhitzt, wird es wieder weich. Aber es sieht auch schwarz und „verbrannt“ aus - deshalb habe ich es in eine Säuremischung gelegt, um die Verfärbung zu entfernen.
@@my-projects ah, danke für die Info.
What type of solder are you using, hard, medium, easy, extra easy?
Hi Lee, I use my own mix of flux paste and solder material (small element copper solder) There are several Fluss pastes that can be used (eg Brazetec, LA -CO, Harris etc.)
What gauge was the cable?
Incredible work btw!!!
THANKS..! I use gauge 12 ;-)
Thanks! One more questions.
Why do you keep heating it up?
I heat the copper wire occasionally because when I work on the copper wire - either by tapping or bending the copper wire, it gets harder and harder to work with - but after it is heated again, it softens a bit.
What is this cable called and what gauge is the copper wire being used?
The wire is 5x2,5mm - outdoor electrical installation cable👍
What did you paint on the copper to solder the plate on? Great results btw I hope I get to this level one day
Thanks a lot 👍 I use solder paste - which melts when heated and connects the plate to the bracelet 😊
@@my-projects oi mate, amazing work! I haven't heard of this solder paste, it's like glue?
do you know any cheaper alternatives lad?
Love it!
Do you surface treat the bracelet to avoid tarnishing and green stains on skin?
I didnt reailze you could fuse without solder...i Wonder if thats a temperature issue 🤔
Thanks..! 😊👍
Yes - I surface treat with Zaponlak. It is slow drying, let it dry for 4-6 hours before using the bracelet cuff.
No, I can't fuse without solder either - I use solder paste. 👍
@@my-projects ahhh!! Very cool.
Thanks for the tips.
Do you use silver solder paste on copper?
I sometimes use silver solder paste when I solder on the inside (it is cheaper 👍), but for visible solders on copper I use copper solder paste 😊
что за флюс такой? как получилось спаять концы без припоя?
Я использовал флюсовую пасту, в которой также есть микрометаллические кусочки, поэтому концы были спаяны одновременно.
Straight skills
Thank you very much 😊👍
What did you use to solder the ends on, or did you fuse them?
Thanks for your time 👍 I use Flux paste - which melts when heated and connects the ends to the bracelet 😊
Thank you for asking this question! I was going to ask but you already did.
@@my-projects Thank you for this tutorial! I have been watching it over and over again. I am going to give it a go within the next month! 😊
Yapışması için sürdüğünüz beyaz şey ne ?
Bu lehim pastası 👍
Alguém poderia informar como é feito essa solda na pulseira de arame de cobre...
OBRIGADO!!!!
Sim - Obrigado pelo seu tempo 👍 Eu uso pasta Flux - que derrete quando aquecida e conecta as pontas à pulseira 😊
@@my-projects OBRIGADO!!!!!
Isso vai me ajudar muito...
@@bambubambu1234 De nada..😀
cool
Thank you - I appreciate you spending time watching my films. Thanks a lot again.☺😀
Beautiful ☺️ Thank you ❤️
Thank you! 😊
Just one more question what size is your metal stamps
Thanks for your question 👍 the size of the metal stamps is 3 mm.😉
What are the benefits of copper bracelets?
There are lots of advantages - it's easy to work with, it's available in lots of materials and can be reused for, for example, a bracelet - it's cheap and easy to get hold of, it's beautiful and it patinas nicely and ....
Supposed to be beneficial for arthritis 👍
@@pamelatillery2841 You’re right 👍👌
Excelente
Thanks..!👍
Класс 👍🔥
Большое спасибо ☺👍
Perfeita💜💜💜💜💜💜💜quanto é a pulseira?
Muito obrigado. Infelizmente, a pulseira nao esta a venda - fiz para o meu cunhado. 😉👍
Alright great job. But are you selling bracelets?
Thanks a lot 👍- no unfortunatly not.
What type of gloves do you use?
Hey misterkadebce - I use Nitrile powder free gloves 👍
Great
Thanks..! 😊👍
Muy Bella
Thank you 😊👍
Use a cljpboard for a vise. Then you have something solid to weave against
That sounds like a good solution - I appreciate that 👍😉
❤
hay quá, cám ơn anh trai!
Cảm ơn rất nhiều
Bonjour merci pour votre partage de savoir. Une question à la 3eme minutes vous utilisez une Cole blanche , pourriez vous communiquer le nom du produit en question ? Merci par avance
Bonjour - Merci pour votre commentaire. J'utilise mon propre mélange de pâte de flux et de matériau de soudure (soit de la soudure à l'argent, soit de la soudure au cuivre en petits éléments) Il existe plusieurs pâtes Fluss qui peuvent être utilisées (par exemple Brazetec, LA-CO, Harris, etc.)
@@my-projects merci beaucoup pour avoir pris le temps de m répondre
@@cris-ci8fs Vous êtes toujours la bienvenue 👍
nice thanks man
Cheers, Joe 👌😄
صديقي اني احاول أن الحم بالنحاس أنه يصبح احمر لكنه لا يذوب ويصبح ساءل ما العمل ؟ وشكرا جزيلا
أعتقد أن السبب هو محاولتك صهر النحاس عند دمج عنصرين معًا - فلن يكون الأمر جيدًا. ستحتاج إلى استخدام بعض اللحام النحاسي لدمج العنصرين معًا. يتمتع لحام النحاس بدرجة حرارة انصهار أقل وبالتالي يندمج مع كلا العنصرين النحاسيين اللذين تحتاج إلى دمجهما معًا. لن ترى الانصهار بعد الصنفرة.
Hola, me puedes dar las proporciones de ácido y de agua. Por favor
Sí, por supuesto, es ácido sulfúrico al 14%, muchas gracias por su interés.😊❤️
Magnifique
Thanks you 😉👍
Will you make a mold of your hippo and may I buy it ?
The hippo is a previous gift from a friend - maybe it will be one of my future projects and then I'll get back to you. Thank you very much for your interest :)
Bonjour,s'il vous plaît j'ai une question sur le produit blanc?
Hi moktar - J'utilise mon propre mélange de pâte de flux et de matériau de soudure (soudure au cuivre à petit élément) Il existe plusieurs pâtes Fluss qui peuvent être utilisées (par exemple Brazetec, LA -CO, Harris, etc.) 👍
merci beaucoup pour l'information,je vous souhaite un bon courage
I WANT TO PURCHASE THAT HIPPO WHERE CAN I GET ONE
I really dont know - I got it as a present 😊😀
O que isso que ele usa pra colar?
Você quer dizer o que eu uso para soldar as pontas?
Pekná práca...
Vďaka 👍
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Big thanks 😊👍
Parabéns amei ❤️
Muito obrigado pelo seu simpático comentário 😊❤️
What´s the caliber for that wire?
The wire is 5x2,5mm 👍
Do you have a brand for the Flux paste?
Yes - I use BrazeTec paste 😉👍
Do you do commissions?
No unfortunatly not. ☺👍
O my was that torch on !?
Yes 😉👍
素敵💓
Thanks 🥰👍
What gauge is that wire
It’s 5x2,5 mm wire 👍
That’s all right you know what I meant
Stop complainig and create your own channel if you think you can do better? It's such an underminning of MP's hard work.😮😮😅
Thank you so much for your support - I really appreciate it 😊👍
Formidable
Thanks a lot mokhtar👍
Can you tell me what the white paste stuff you use on the end is?
Yes, I use solder paste - a combination of a powder made up of metal solder particles and sticky flux that has the consistency of putty. The flux not only does its usual job of cleaning the soldering surfaces of impurities and oxidation, but it also provides a temporary adhesive that holds the surface mount components in place. And its easy to use 😉👍
Where to purchase?
It’s unfortunatly not for sale 😊👍
nice
Thanks..👍
Que belleza! ❤️
Muito obrigado - 😊 estou muito honrado 😀 ❤️
عمل جيد و جميل، حقيقة أرغب بشدة في وضعه على معصمي
شكرًا جزيلاً لك - لقد كانت تلك تعليقات رائعة حقًا
@@my-projects هل هناك طريقة ما كي اشتريه منك صديقي
لسوء الحظ، لا يمكن فعل ذلك - لقد صنعته من أجل صديق.
@@my-projects ليس مقدرا لنا، اشكرك على تفاعلك و اتمنى لك كل النجاح
شكرًا جزيلاً لك - أنا ممتن جدًا لاهتمامك الحقيقي وتعليقاتك الرائعة
А СК, СТОИТ БРОСЛЕТ, МОЖНО ЗАКАЗАТ?
Большое спасибо - к сожалению нет 😊👍
❤
braiding copper does not make it celtic. but I do love the project and going to try myself. caveat I am going to hammer it flat !
Thanks - yes, you're right. And it sounds like a good idea to hammer it flat - I just think it will be difficult to make it both flat, even and harmonious. 👍
👍👍👍👑👑
Thanks...!! 👍
small wrist gang wya
Jep 👍
BTW. Soldering is not needed, you can just wrap the ends with same wire.
Thanks Joonas - yes I tried that first but It did not work 😉👍
More detail needed, wire gauge used, looks like acid solution and another was used
Thank you very much for your feedback - I use light sulfuric acid and 1.65mm wire.👍😉
OMG you have a small cut on your glove??@@!!!!!!!
@@marshallkohlhaas80 Yes - sometimes it also seems TOO small.😆👍
@@my-projects thx!
Lol. The celtic tribe are famed for their reuse of 3core cabling😂
Yeahh - 🤪