My Top Pendant Motor Ends for Jewellery Making: Polishing, Drilling & Stone Setting (Jewelry Making)

Pendant motors are such great tools to have, they are so versatile and can do many jobs once you have all the wonderful attachments to go with it.
In this video I walk through some of my favourite pendant motor parts for polishing, finishing, drilling, stone setting and general jewellery making.
A pendant motor is most definitely worth the investment whether you go for a handheld Dremel or something more professional like the Foredom.
Also, if you'd like to learn more about getting the perfect finish on your jewellery, then don't forget to check out my latest Polishing & Finishing Course in which I show you how to use a pendant motor to polish as well as by hand, plus much more!
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Happy making!
With love, Jess x

[@rebeccanash4713]

This has been so helpful, I got my pendant motor 2 weeks ago and I’ve totally been overwhelmed by what I need or should get to help with my Jewellery making. Thanks

[@JewellersAcademy]

Great to hear you found it helpful - thanks for watching. x

[@NoyesDesignsjewelry]

I love all of these. Thanks for sharing. I use all of these regularly. Put them to use on my latest pendant I’ll be posting here tomorrow. Thanks for the inspiration

[@JewellersAcademy]

Wonderful, yes there are so many great options to choose from! Happy making x

[@morrisbywaterlimited]

I've got to tell ya, Jess, these are some excellent recommendations! Filled in the gaps of the ones I didn't have from your video about a month ago and they've made all tidying work so much easier. Great video! Thank you.

[@JewellersAcademy]

You are very welcome! Really pleased you found this helpful x

[@soniaathanas7684]

Very helpful. Thank you for all the explanations.

[@JewellersAcademy]

Thanks for watching! x

[@donkeykongvevo8717]

Super helpful video with all the demonstrations :) thanks !!!!

[@JewellersAcademy]

You're very welcome! x

[@varvara9875]

Great info really helpful! Thanks

[@JewellersAcademy]

Glad you found it useful x

[@elisazulueta9535]

Thank you so much , for tips and suggestions on how to create handmade jewelry ❤

[@JewellersAcademy]

You are so welcome lovely x

[@gailgwood]

Super helpful! Thank you!

[@JewellersAcademy]

You're welcome!x

[@bebecoit8595]

Thanks. Needed this a lot.

[@JewellersAcademy]

So pleased this was helpful lovely x

[@hani_panahi]

Thank you very much for your comprehensive explanation. Good luck

[@JewellersAcademy]

You're welcome x

[@delorissamuelson6988]

Hello! Thanks for the video, I don't use many bit, bobs or burs, so I was excited to watch this video, It was informative and I enjoyed it very much. Don't give up on those felt tips, they are supposed to be used with compound and will give an excellent high glossy finish.
Thanks again for the video!!

[@JewellersAcademy]

Hey lovely, you are very welcome. Really pleased you found this helpful x

[@vicky5171]

That was awesome thankyou ☺️👍 I've just bought a Dremel for making my earrings... Mostly to drill the holes 🤭 Didn't realize it could do so much!

[@JewellersAcademy]

Fantastic! You'll get plenty of use out of it x

[@monjier]

Thanks for showing the split one. That's going to save me hours 😂

[@JewellersAcademy]

Glad to help! x

[@mubblr]

Thank you this should really help :D

[@JewellersAcademy]

Glad you found it helpful! x

[@olegpetelevitch4443]

I have 5 ! Hammer included !

[@JewellersAcademy]

Wow! That is great x

[@VisionItTv]

Two thumbs up

[@JewellersAcademy]

Yaay! So pleased you found this helpful lovely x

[@NimSudsiri]

Thank you so much

[@JewellersAcademy]

You are very welcome lovely x

[@mayabeading]

Thank you.

[@JewellersAcademy]

No problem lovely x

[@altar7885]

Great video, thanks a lot
What would you say is the advantage of using the handpiece for polishing, compared to a motor bench polisher?

[@JewellersAcademy]

A hand piece is often better at polishing more intricate or smaller pieces x

[@carriefoscatodesign]

Oh, yes, we do need all the things! 😂

[@JewellersAcademy]

We absolutely do! x

[@miekemanders6598]

Hello... Your video is very interesting and your explanation of how to use the bits is realy clear and helpfull.
I am about to buy a foredom pendant motor. I am not a professional and used à dremel for years. I wonder if I can use (most of) my bits in this handpiece that you are using. Or do I need only one size? Than I have to replace also a lot of the pieces I've got already.
Thank you for your answer.
Have a nice evening.
Mieke

[@JewellersAcademy]

Hi there, yes you should be able to use the pendant motor ends you already have as they are universal in fit. x

[@maudemccarthy1667]

Excellent! Thank you! Do you use any rubber tips?

[@JewellersAcademy]

Yes I do. You can get the rubber tips in different grits too, from coarse too fine. x

[@claui0]

Hi Jessica, I'd like to ask if you still make all your jewellery by yourself? With the academy and other aspects of the business, is it too time-consuming to do handmade products? I always wonder about this about DIY jewellery business. There is only 1 person but so limited time, especially when there are large sales. Thank you!

[@JewellersAcademy]

I do still make jewellery but my main focus is on running Jewellers Academy & the Diploma right now :D x

[@keylupveintisiete7552]

You are supposed to use the felt tips with a polishing compound (:

[@JewellersAcademy]

Yes of course, you can use the felt tips with a polishing compound. x

[@catzkeet4860]

Dude, there is no "supposed to" there is what works for you, and what doesnt(safety concerns aside, but please, use common sense) It's always helpful to see what others use for a given task.

[@20njcavan01]

was looking for this comment, I found the felt tips near useless until I used polishing compound with it the felt tips are the BEST for putting on a really nice polish

[@rickc1436]

Sorry, Dude… compound is needed.@@catzkeet4860

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

@@JewellersAcademy not "you can" ..you must!!! you cant use them without it. they do nothing. think of them like paint brushes. you cant paint a house with a dry brush. they are made to hold compound.

[@creatosoloperte]

I love the cup fresels, where can I get them?

[@JewellersAcademy]

You should be able to buy the cup burrs from somewhere like Cookson's x

[@creatosoloperte]

@@JewellersAcademy thanks, got to check if they ship to Italy and the cost of shipment...it's so hard to find tools and materials at a reaso able price in my country, sigh...

[@JayCustomGrillz]

is scotch bright good for newly cast silver/gold?

[@JewellersAcademy]

Of course scotch bright can be used on newly cast silver/gold. It will always give a satin/matte feel.

[@poupee_girl]

Hi, can I use a nail drill to polish jewelry? 😅

[@JewellersAcademy]

I'm not too sure to be honest, we would always recommend using the right tools for jewellery making x

[@vinodraivrajlal4836]

How do i join your academy and get deploma,and how do i get this tools

[@JewellersAcademy]

Hey Lovely, Here is information on all of our Diploma courses www.jewellersacademy.com/diplomas ❤. We have toolkits available to purchase along with the course ⚒ xx

[@amorermi]

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[@JewellersAcademy]

I have replied to your original question x

[@MikeJensen-kc7yj]

I know you are just doing a demo but you should use a dust mask. Those polishes are nasty

[@JewellersAcademy]

Yes, you are completely right. We would always recommend using a mask and goggles. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@tawakkal7781]

Hello ma'am 👋
Please reply 😊

[@JewellersAcademy]

Hi there! How can we help? x