This man is definitely a tool and die maker, my father also made beautiful pieces of jewelry for us and my Mom, he was also created our front door out of metalwork flowers everyone that sees it loves it, plus he was a painter, he was so multi-talented it was amazing! He created a huge swing set and slide for us outside...he did so.much for us...downstairs he made us an amazing playroom. We had a magical life thanks to my Dad and my Mom was the chef of the house. Dad was the creator and Mom was the nurturer. I would gladly live this life over with them again!.
Great TH-cam illustration of how to turn a bolt into a lovely ring. If I start doing this sort of thing now, with little or no experience, and work at it every single day, by the time I'm approaching being a centenarian, I should be absolutely 'Ace' !!!
Currently working at my first attempt. I've never done handcrafted anything before, but I'm making a ring to propose to my woman with. If it comes from my own hands, my own heart, I know I'll eventually get it right and make my woman's engagement ring
It doesn’t actually take that much time provided you have decent tools ie relatively good files for example. Made one of these in a day at work (engineering apprentice) with a day being about 6h30 give or take 10 mins
You should try the Dyechem layout fluid that machinist's use it comes in red and blue and doesn't rub off with your fingers. Perfect for what you did here! Awesome job too!!!
If I didn't see it I wouldn't believe it. Pretty freaking cool. You have skills. And you make beautiful rings. Keep up the good work. And have a nice days.
Também fabrico anéis, porém nada comparado a esse nível elevado. Os meus são de PVC, às vezes faço de um único jeito, outra vez vario nas cores e outras vezes uso outros tipos de materiais com o PVC, também ficam lindos. Obrigado pelo vídeo. É inspirador!😄😄😄👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Long term prisoners at a security prison near where I live make rings from brass nuts . Their workmanship varies but some are quite proffessionaly worked. I have found five of these over the years whilst metal detecting and was able to prevent a German visitor buying one when he was approached by a couple of ex cons and offered a " Gold Ring". He was impressed by the offered ring but declined when he was told it was made of brass. There were slight traces of the inner scew threads visible
Awesome work, how do you plant to combat the oxidizing from sweat ? I recommend an clear epoxy coating. It's what I use . Some use clear nail polish but it has to be replaced every so often I use two part clear epoxy , brush on lightly and let cure.
@@clasic36 wouldn’t SS be much harder to work and possibly trash the files before completion? I know it ruins saw blades that otherwise do well with regular steel.
Fantastico risultato da un dado ad un anello bellissimo complimenti per l idea la realizzazione ed il prodotto finale il tutto realizzato con attrezzi manuali e la sua evidente grande esperienza Questi video non fanno che aumentare la mia voglia di imparare e il rimpianto di non averlo fatto prima Al prox video
we used to make rings like this out of nuts on my ship when we were deployed using nothing but jewelers files , great way to pass time in the chow line but this is next level
For future reference, files only cut material on the push stroke. By going back and forth with equal pressure, you're only dulling your files. Only apply pressure on the push stroke, let up, then push and repeat. It will keep your files sharper in the long run and reduce scratches on the material caused by metal chips getting dragged across the face of your material on the pull stroke.
Amazing. You make it look easy, but thats a hell of a lot of elbow grease that a video cant put across. Either way, I'd be all over trying this out, wish I had the hand tools and space I used to
I thought I was the oy silversmith that had one of those little ball vices😂 turns out u have two! Haha 👌another amazing awesome ring my friend! Your file work is stunning! Thank u Bonn
it's a great ring I've ever seen and also made from nut too. but I have one question, "it will get rust?" please kindly answer my question, because once I made some ring from nut, these all get rust 😭. thank you for your respond. greetings!
Yep that’s the way of steel! There is stuff you can do to help it not rust though ! There’s waxes and some polishes will help prevent rust, there’s also this stuff called penetrating oil that works really well for steel tools though I’m not sure how it well it would work for jewelry. I made some forged chasing tools and it put it on them after having them rust every time I set them down at night and came back to work the next day, and after that I didn’t have a single problem with them until they had to sit for a few months in a humid studio !
Work is Workship it was Philosophe of my Beloved Dad since are Gold smith Makers I have done all this Work with my Beloved Dad thank Brother for reminding me old workmanship
Awesome job, I've made some rings froms nuts and I know the pain of the process. I live the design. I might have to try it out. What is the stone you used?
Shit is only holy for satan. Blasphem beautyfull work make it happy".. what a pity to hear" this level from someone not in hollywood movies but friendship sharing soul spirit art ..
1500 people voted against the video of a gifted person who simply shows us with his talent how he makes a unique piece of jewelry. Probably people embittered by their miserable and failed lives.
This man is definitely a tool and die maker, my father also made beautiful pieces of jewelry for us and my Mom, he was also created our front door out of metalwork flowers everyone that sees it loves it, plus he was a painter, he was so multi-talented it was amazing! He created a huge swing set and slide for us outside...he did so.much for us...downstairs he made us an amazing playroom. We had a magical life thanks to my Dad and my Mom was the chef of the house. Dad was the creator and Mom was the nurturer. I would gladly live this life over with them again!.
I left the threads in mine so the ring will stay on my finger more securely. I twist the ring onto my finger and then torque it to 30 inch-pounds.
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Your name says a lot about this comment... lol... Coolioso!!!
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Add Loctite or no?
OMG I WAS NOT EXPECTING TEMPER COLORS!!
THAT WAS GORGEOUS!!!
Color turn out perfect 👍🏻
Great TH-cam illustration of how to turn a bolt into a lovely ring. If I start doing this sort of thing now, with little or no experience, and work at it every single day, by the time I'm approaching being a centenarian, I should be absolutely 'Ace' !!!
Currently working at my first attempt. I've never done handcrafted anything before, but I'm making a ring to propose to my woman with. If it comes from my own hands, my own heart, I know I'll eventually get it right and make my woman's engagement ring
Amazing work. Beautiful ring. It just goes to show you what a human being can create with some thought and patience.........anything, even peace.
damn. the amount of patience, concentration and dedication needed to make a ring that way... absolutely amazing!
I was thinking it would take a long time with a belt sander and a Dremel tool
It doesn’t actually take that much time provided you have decent tools ie relatively good files for example. Made one of these in a day at work (engineering apprentice) with a day being about 6h30 give or take 10 mins
You should try the Dyechem layout fluid that machinist's use it comes in red and blue and doesn't rub off with your fingers. Perfect for what you did here! Awesome job too!!!
Great work of art.
Well done .
Old scool pride and craftsmanship
My grandfather was a goldensmith back in the 40's, I'm sure he'd love to see people still using files and hand tools today.
Wow, props to your grandfather
My grandfather’s was to
I'm sure your father had
the sense to just make
a casting if he wanted
to make a ring like this.
It's a lot faster.
@@reneeharold7335 Possibly, yes. Never had the chance to see him working, but I'm sure filing was a big part of the job too.
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UN-FRICKEN-BELIEVABLE!!!!!!! WHAT A TRUE ARTIST! THANKS FOR SHARING!
This was totally bad ass man,really enjoyed seeing what some inginuity,patience,and alot of craftsmanship can produce. Very Very cool indeed .
Patience is a virtue and one you must harness.Outstanding skillz my friend
I would have heated up the nut to soften any heat tempering, this man is hand filing high carbon steel like a boss
Facts I was thinking the same thing
It doesn't look heat treated or high carbon.
@@phuckyocouch9098 I would say that it doesn't SOUND heat treated or high carbon. Listen to the file work. Mild steel.
@@MrQbee87I got my sound off 90% of the time.
That's a lot of filing! Your approach to scoring all the lines so you could get a nice geometric fit made all the difference. Nice work!
This guy wasnt using stainless steel, its absolute torture working with that steel, its a real test of patience and skill.
I'm making a thing out of stainless steel rn and dear god it sucks ass
@@jeffreysteelman8583 use power tools my guy, or use a leath or drill press
@@unidentifiedleiviathan7250 let me see how much a drill press cost
@@jeffreysteelman8583 you can make a leath and save 300$. But you need to go to trade school to learn that
If I didn't see it I wouldn't believe it. Pretty freaking cool. You have skills. And you make beautiful rings. Keep up the good work. And have a nice days.
Amazing! I find so many giant nuts and bolts metal detecting! I didn’t realize you could turn such a thorn into something so cool. Cricket
That is insane that you did that with a handful of tools. Im definitely taking notes from this!
So simple but so beautiful, very nice!
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Das ist Kunst WOW !!!!meinen Respekt junger Mann
my god you've got a lot of patience, having said that, beautiful work.
Homeboy has patience. Bravo for your use of hand tools. ✊🏻🖤
Many people ask us jewelers why we spend so much time making stuff. The reason is we wouldn't spend our time any other way. Its called passion.
Well said, some people call it work. But it is allowing your mind and hands to be free in passion to be creative and work has no place.
The craftsmanship is exquisite.
Belíssimo trabalho, digno da realeza. Uma peça de desejo! Muito obrigado pelo vídeo, pois nos inspira. Like!
L invention la plus spectaculaire dans ce siècle!🐞😘
That's crazy! Ur a legend
Je suis bluffé, quand on voit avec le peu de moyen, super génial très beau travail fait avec finesse bravo
Now that is so nice. Hand tools that actually means hand tools. Often some people will sneak in an angle grinder and then they have lost me!
Funny I came to comment about the use of a power drill ;)
I was begging for him to just get a grinder already!
That's beautiful.
I have a stone already, as the ring broke - I might need your skills, as this is a nice idea!!
this is awesome extremely impressed on how it went from a hex nut into that ring great job!
By hand too! Just wow!
Também fabrico anéis, porém nada comparado a esse nível elevado. Os meus são de PVC, às vezes faço de um único jeito, outra vez vario nas cores e outras vezes uso outros tipos de materiais com o PVC, também ficam lindos. Obrigado pelo vídeo. É inspirador!😄😄😄👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I doubt that I've ever even met anyone who has ever worked so hard on something. Holy smokes that's clean hand filing, I can't even fathom the hours.
Girlfriend: Omg this ring is so cute! Where did you get it from?
The guy: I made it myself
Girlfriend: What did you make it out of?
The guy: **NUT**
Perfect missed deez nutz moment.
The girlfriend: you NUT!
@Ismael Cesar ehem uhh what the actual FUCK
TYPE SHIT!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Conheça o canal
beautiful
I love the way the heat affects the color of the steel. Very cool.
Your cuts are very good that design down the side is beautiful
me at 1:46 "Check out this ring I made!"
commence a apprendre a limer t es pas terrible
Love the art, love the music! Very peaceful!
Amazing great job! Although I can't say I've ever been able to file something so fast that I need to cool it off in water 😂
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Long term prisoners at a security prison near where I live make rings from brass nuts . Their workmanship varies but some are quite proffessionaly worked. I have found five of these over the years whilst metal detecting and was able to prevent a German visitor buying one when he was approached by a couple of ex cons and offered a " Gold Ring". He was impressed by the offered ring but declined when he was told it was made of brass. There were slight traces of the inner scew threads visible
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Awesome work, how do you plant to combat the oxidizing from sweat ?
I recommend an clear epoxy coating.
It's what I use .
Some use clear nail polish but it has to be replaced every so often
I use two part clear epoxy , brush on lightly and let cure.
I’d make my ring out of stainless steel. I have a SS ring I’ve been wearing for twenty years or so and no signs of corrosion.
@@clasic36 wouldn’t SS be much harder to work and possibly trash the files before completion? I know it ruins saw blades that otherwise do well with regular steel.
Gracias por mostrar tu trabajo y sigue manteniendote.
This is what lockdown has done!
Now that is awezome! Beautiful!
Oh my goodness, how beautiful is that ring?
Fantastic dedication, patience and time.
Isso sim é trabalho lindo de verdade! Parabéns pela criatividade! 10!!!👍👍💟👏👏👏💟💎💍
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Fantastico risultato da un dado ad un anello bellissimo complimenti per l idea la realizzazione ed il prodotto finale il tutto realizzato con attrezzi manuali e la sua evidente grande esperienza
Questi video non fanno che aumentare la mia voglia di imparare e il rimpianto di non averlo fatto prima
Al prox video
we used to make rings like this out of nuts on my ship when we were deployed using nothing but jewelers files , great way to pass time in the chow line but this is next level
Oh wow
Oh Wow Are you In navy? Or smthing else I want to. Know.
Sweet! I’m gonna have to try this myself!
I love it and how you burned it for a cool effect. Great job!!
Eu gostei
Superbe....vous avez des mains en OR !! 👍
Hello sir, big fan of your work.....can you make something cool with stones.😊
Amazing skill and imagination
Love it. I really need to try this
This is the art, very nice.
Ahh the tools you can buy and the time you have when you're on welfare.
For future reference, files only cut material on the push stroke. By going back and forth with equal pressure, you're only dulling your files. Only apply pressure on the push stroke, let up, then push and repeat. It will keep your files sharper in the long run and reduce scratches on the material caused by metal chips getting dragged across the face of your material on the pull stroke.
Indeed. The same with a hacksaw btw.
My thoughts were: "Well, someone got impatient".
There are two schools of thought on this.
Ive seen evidence that this is complete bullshit.
Magnifique. Monsieur, vous étes un artiste. Bravo👍
How many days did it take u to complete this project
You are a TRUE ARTIST !
Amazing. You make it look easy, but thats a hell of a lot of elbow grease that a video cant put across. Either way, I'd be all over trying this out, wish I had the hand tools and space I used to
wow , genius ,awesome
WHOA! Nicely done! And all by hand, too. Color me impressed!
color me purple
"Looks for impressed shade".. lol jk this is amazing
Wow! Beautifully done!
I thought I was the oy silversmith that had one of those little ball vices😂 turns out u have two! Haha 👌another amazing awesome ring my friend! Your file work is stunning! Thank u Bonn
That’s so cool. Good job man. 👍
Very clever..good work.
Not bad. My husband did something similar for my engagement ring a couple years ago. He doesn't use power tools though.
Kes lan
My husband could beat up your husband
Quite the well spent chillest 12min in my day, tks a lot ! Great video, and even greater work !
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it's a great ring I've ever seen and also made from nut too. but I have one question, "it will get rust?" please kindly answer my question, because once I made some ring from nut, these all get rust 😭. thank you for your respond. greetings!
Yep that’s the way of steel! There is stuff you can do to help it not rust though ! There’s waxes and some polishes will help prevent rust, there’s also this stuff called penetrating oil that works really well for steel tools though I’m not sure how it well it would work for jewelry. I made some forged chasing tools and it put it on them after having them rust every time I set them down at night and came back to work the next day, and after that I didn’t have a single problem with them until they had to sit for a few months in a humid studio !
Nice skill, its very appreciating for those subscribers
If that was for sale I would happily purchase it such fine quality craftsmanship 🙂♥️
I know such perfection
Simply beautiful@@ismaelblas7735
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Bon même excellent travail de la matière
Alright. I'll get started..
So beautiful 😍
I'm not too big on Mens jewelry, but that was friggen awesome. Nice work guy! I liked and subbed.
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great restoration
I have a question. How many hours did u work on this beautiful piece?
308,856 hour and 45 minutes
John Carter 35 years?
Ima guess and hour or 2
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Work is Workship it was Philosophe of my Beloved Dad since are Gold smith Makers I have done all this Work with my Beloved Dad thank Brother for reminding me old workmanship
One of the rare occasions on TH-cam when "using only hand tools" doesn't mean "power tools". Apart from the drill, but we can let that slide.
The torch too.
And blowtorch. Its click bait.
@@eternapesadilla2355 blowtorch is optional the ring would still look good silver with the stone. But still the drill isn't optional.
@@eternapesadilla2355 it's not click bait, you can use your stove flame to do the job, it's not soldering.
@@eternapesadilla2355 A blow torch isn't technically a power tool, since it doesn't take electricity to run.
Awesome job 👏👏👏
Please tell me you called it the Dragon Ring or something
EW a gecha hell spawn
GET OUT
*Vomits*
Very cool! Thanks for sharing this
Awesome job, I've made some rings froms nuts and I know the pain of the process. I live the design. I might have to try it out. What is the stone you used?
hi pas mal
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hi
looks like a green tourmaline
Increible maestro.
holy shit you made this seem so easy Im gonna try it myself rn bro
Shit is only holy for satan. Blasphem beautyfull work make it happy".. what a pity to hear" this level from someone not in hollywood movies but friendship sharing soul spirit art ..
That is AMAZING!!
2yrs from now: turned a hex knot into a beautiful ring...
very good idea to make your own design of ring
Did he really file all the spots by hand if that done a ring like that and it takes a hell of a lot more then what he shows in the video
It’s sped up
excellent, worth its weight in gold, Bravo
Meu cara amigo, ficou uma peça muito bem trabalhada show de bola merece cá curtida 👏👏👏
Blessings to you this is truly fantastic love your talent
And... I know what I'm going to do tomorrow 😉
did you get that ring did yet /???????????????
1500 people voted against the video of a gifted person who simply shows us with his talent how he makes a unique piece of jewelry. Probably people embittered by their miserable and failed lives.
Wow top demais..🤘🤘
حرامات تعبك وابداعك لانه معدن رخيص
Very nice job
لزم
it looks a ring for the Diablo.