Are your INLAY RINGS going to fall apart? 😅 Stress Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2021
- I have a lot of people saying that my inlay rings are going to fall apart. So I thought I would stress test that out and see if they are right. 😁👍
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I have a lot of people saying that my inlay rings are going to fall apart. So I thought I would stress test that out and see if they are right. 😁👍
Use code "GomeowCreations15" to save 15% off your order from Starbond:
Starbond Glue - bit.ly/StarBond
Starbond Aerosol Accelerator - bit.ly/StarbondAccelerator
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UV Hard Resin - amzn.to/3joUHuz
UV Resin Curing Light - amzn.to/2SpOx1X
________________________________________________
Looking to save some money on Turquoise? Use code "gomeow30" and get $30 off your first order of $55 or more on bit.ly/TurquoiseMoose
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If you are looking for more tools and materials that I use, well you're in luck! I made a page on my website just for that and I'm updating all the time so bookmark it to stay up to date:
GomeowCreations.com/tools-and-materials
GomeowCreations.com/partners-discount-codes
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My PATREON ➜ patreon.com/GomeowCreations
One time support ➜ paypal.me/gomeowcreations
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I love this ring and love this video
Thanks ☺️
@@GomeowCreations your welcome keep up the good work x
I will try haha
@@GomeowCreations your work is incredible, also seen some rings like this in a shop I used to go to when I was younger bot seen much of them since the shop closed here in the UK
“What you’re doing is garbage” 😂😂😂
Jokes on them I guess. Lol
Yeah, I got a lot of comments in Russian saying similar things. I think that they might have a thing against CA glue 😅
I love quality control stuff. I make some wood and metal rings, and I know my mom wore them while washing dishes all the time and those deteriorated. But others that I made and gave to people still look good cause they're not washing dishes in them. But this kind of video has a lot of value in it : )
Well thanks yeah soaps can really mess things up some times.
Thanks Randy for answering those questions. I have had the same " argument " with people. Now I can just show them this video.
No problem and yes please feel free to share this with anyone that has questions about this. 😁👍
"You question my skillz? Okay. Watch this..."
Savage. 👊🐻
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Most definitely the star bond has worked great on my jewelry that I learned about from you making your inlay rings!!!
Loved this, I had no doubts in using your methods BUT very nice to see them tested anyways. Thanks ❤
I watched the videos when you made those rings ,and had faith they would stand these tests . Thumbs up for your methods and the results of this video. Being a Metal Detectorist as another one of my hobbies . I have dug up rings made 50 years ago that looked as though they were lost last year. So no worries when you dig them up , they will still look great !
I’ve tests. Thx!
Thanks for this, I have been wondering about durability on the materials and this is very good to know.
I have an inlay ring since 2006 and its doing fine a wear it everyday ive really never taken it off i wear even at work it gets banged around and its ok.
Thank you for your time!! Great VID!!!
No problem
I also use starbond, no issues. I also like stickfast but just their thin. Great video!
Loved the rings, great they survived harsh treatment, but still love the rings 😀
I made a few inlay rings using your fantastic tutorials. I used Everbuild industrial grade CA from Amazon uk.
My wife, daughter and myself have been wearing them pretty much constantly for circa 18 months. Mine stays on 24/7.
All look the same now as when they were made. No problems 😀👍
Thank u for this video. Great info to know.
No problem and thanks for taking the time to watch it 😊👍
Thanks for posting this I recently got into making these rings with stainless steel and opal and I wore my ring at work had gloves on and it stood up against using my hands all day and washing my hands throughout and not a single issue with the ring at all. No scratches or dents whatsoever.
Thank you for this vid. I’ve always wondered how these types of rings would hold up. Good things to know.
No problem 👍
Thanks for the test. I just started making some and got my first art with them. So I have a bit of info in case I get asked. Thanks
No problem and feel free to share this if people have questions. 😁👍
:D this was super cool video. First time I see someone tests his rings. Thank You! Very interesting!
Thanks and yeah I thought I would try it out seeing that I haven seen anyone really do the same thing.
You da man! Haters goina hate
And they give bad info like to use water as an accelerator for CA glue. This will make it harden but it will also make it white, full of bubbles and brittle. 😁👍
My wedding ring did. But I wore it when I shouldn't have been. Mother of pearl inlay. I'm going to try and make my own this time.
X marks the stop. Interesting tests and useful to know, thanks.
No problem and happy that is was helpful 😁👍
Thanks for this video. I've wondered about this as well since I often hear that only epoxy 330 is acceptable for inlay work. Nice to have options.
Yeah I wanted to make this just to show everyone they you have options and not to believe every thing in the comments. I have more testing to do after I dig them up in a month haha 😁👍
Thanks for the video! I also use Starbond and UV Resin (ALUMI-UV in my case) for my rings and have never had any issues as long as it was applied correctly in the first place. I do prefer the feel of the CA finish personally but durability wise all is good. Rock on brother!
No problem, and I just wanted to clear up some things for people that didn't think this stuff would hold up. 👍
I made a ring with a polymer clay insert and covered it with UV resin. I have worn it 24 7 for 6 months so far. No damage yet..
What UV light source do u recomend?
Great video! My problem is the pinholes. I cannot seem to make an inlay ring like these without them. It is so frustrating! I have been trying for years now and have not come up with a way to prevent them or fix them. Do you know what causes them or how to prevent them or fix them after the fact?
I haven't had any problems with CA glue either. I try to not wear them during work or other activities that might damage them but I tend to forget and I don't have major issues besides a few scratches.
When I DO hear of them breaking it seems to be because someone is abusing them
Or it's someone's beginner ring that has some faults
Sounds about right 😁👍
Total Awesome Sauce …
Well thank you 😁
I make rings and use CA gullies ( super glue) and the combo of glue and stones is so hard that it eats up dremel cutting bits. They’ll last pretty much for ever
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Love this! I make Breastmilk Jewellery with this style of ring and the only thing that changes is the epoxy resin, it changes a slight yellow tint but other dna artists have said their resin components have shrunk, any idea what this could be?
Thanks and sadly I don't know much about that and how it would react with the different resins. My just bet is just to try a test different options and see what works.
Simple answer is the CA glue ones hold up and the UV resin ones do not. I have a CA glue one I’ve worn as a thumb ring for about 3 years and I’ve knocked a few opal chunks out but that’s it. Mine is packed with opal.
I'm a year late but how does stone inlay compare to this type of inlay? I have Native American inlay jewelry with turquoise stone.
Nice vid. I may make one of these rings in the future and now you have me curious... What about thermal shock? For the heck of it, once you dig those rings up, what about submerging them in ice cold water(or even better, an ice cube haha) for several minutes then quickly place them into hot water and vice versa? I doubt anything will happen but it's still extra content for your vids. :D
Good ideas I will keep that in mind
I cannot believe people say such crappie things! Do they know how much work goes into making these videos? I appreciate your teaching us what you know and when I make something crappie I don't blame the teacher, I just do it again until I get it right! It's not your rings that are garbage, maybe they just don't know how to follow direction or use cheap brands? Jeez, I can't believe people these days!
Can you do an Inlay Ring review on products from temu? Or tell us who's done?
Review of what exactly?
They sell a lot inlay ring blanks... I think many are curious of their quality... I believe most of them are coming out of China 🤷😆
What I would like to know is the mohs hardness. Will is it scratch easily?
They are hard plastics essentially so ya they will scratch but if they do they are very easy to polish back up. Even by hand. Titanium and silver rings scratch fairly easily too
Do you sell any?
Where did you buy the super glue at I want the regular super glue and I want the one UV super glue where do you get those
I have links to everything in the description of this video 😁👍
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This is a perfect test. I was just told by a jeweler that super glue would not hold diamonds to tungsten, literally 45 minutes ago. It seems he is wrong. Is he wrong or not?
What do you mean by hold? Also how would it be doing so, like are you wanting to glue it in a setting or do an inlay like I did?
@@GomeowCreations Like an inlay only different. Let me think of how to describe better. Thinking.
comment for visibility xD
Thank you very much 👍
You mean you didn't hit these with a hammer, run over them with a train, nor dropped them from the Effiel Tower? c'mon man! how do you expect these to hold up then? "He who laughs last, laughs the loudest"! thanks for sharing! I love your craftsmanship and have learned tons of tricks!
Some variants of CA are water soluble. I've glued a fingernail i've chopped through with a saw and one of the CA's just melted away from the sweat while wearing a glove in about an hour. It was marketed as professional furniture glue. All the others i used (off the shelf Loktite, Bison, UHU and other stuff) stayed until they cracked to bits.
I've also tried to reinforce the stitches on the soles of a pair of shoes i have, tube of glue ran out midway, finished with another, different type. A month later, only the first part was still around, the rest melted away from the yarn.
So it really depends on the formulation. Starbond does market itself as a crafts glue, so i'd assume their formulation is chosen to be water resistant.
Best advice would be to test your glue first.
People suck! I tumble EVERYTHING I make and they have stones in them. And NOTHING happens. I do this to strengthen and shine everything! It’s a beautiful machine! Lol I figure if my jewelry can make a 10-12 he tumble than it should withstand what most people could throw at it! These people that say this about your rings are jealous and now a days people can’t give you credit they can only seem to criticize and potentially hurt your business or make you go through this process- but what you know now is a asking point! So PPpppppppp to those people! I love your rings and I am inspired to try. I have the opal chips so I should!! Ps… I don’t tumble opals. Put them in after. Although one time I forgot and a ring tumbled. Black Opal lost color but after it dried it all came back! Phew!!
No matter what i do my inlay is always cloudy and never clear.Idk what i am doin wrong :(
What adhesive are you using? f it's CA and it's cloudy you could be using too much accelerator. If it's uv resin, it may be that there are too many air bubbles. Or it could be the brand you are using?
Do you know about allergies? Do you think some people are allergic to silver? Do you understand what the reaction to glue can be with constant wear? stress test delirium important health
I don't 100% understand what you are asking here. 😅