I assume you want to remove the pin on the back of a broach? Just clip it off with a pair of pliers. Then file the rough edges down with a file or Dremel tool.
Hello from LYON Thank you for your tutorials, I also want to make my bolo unique but impossible to find clasps for ca, can you advise us, thank you in advance, to the pleasure of following you through your videos,
Please call or email us. We carry all the items at Rocky Mountain Western - www.rockymountainwestern.com Email and phone number are on contact page of website
Hi! Have you tried using something that's not metal? I have fun little plastic toys from the thrift store I'd like to make bolo ties out of and wondering if that'll hold very long. thanks for the tutorial!
Hi Lillian. Yes, if you use a good epoxy plastic toys will work fine and hold on. Make sure the clasp is free of oil, including what's on your skin. Acetone is the best cleaner -- aka Nail polish remover.
Hey there! Love this vid. Wondering if you have tips on removing pin backings to make a cool pendant?
Thanks
I assume you want to remove the pin on the back of a broach?
Just clip it off with a pair of pliers.
Then file the rough edges down with a file or Dremel tool.
Hello from LYON
Thank you for your tutorials, I also want to make my bolo unique but impossible to find clasps for ca, can you advise us, thank you in advance, to the pleasure of following you through your videos,
We sell all the findings and leather and epoxy needed.
www.rockymountainwestern.com
very cool - THANK YOU!!
Hi, this video was very informative. I was wondering where I might find the clasps in bundles or wholesale.
We here at Rocky Mountain Western (rockymoutainwestern.com) sell the clasps. We give discounts are various levels of quantity purchase.
@@stevebalog5980 hi! these link isn't working for me- do you still sell these or know a place that does?
Thank you! That was helpful….
Very awesome 👌
Nice Ring
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I hate that you said that cause now I can't unhear it
what size cord is this an where do you find the clasp that fit nice
How long is your cord?
Love thank the you so much
where did you get the clasp?
We sell the 3 types of clasps right here at www.rockymountainwestern.com
Steve Balog wow they are really nice. I was just on rocky Mountain western.
For stones/gems do you recommend the dremel step on the back of the stone? Or is that just for plated metals?
Grind BOTH the back of the stone and the metal piece. The epoxy will hold on all those micro-cracks. Good luck with your project, James
what size should the adornment be?
The adornment item should be at least an inch in diameter. has to cover the clasp.
Where can I find the bolo slide?
Please call or email us. We carry all the items at Rocky Mountain Western - www.rockymountainwestern.com Email and phone number are on contact page of website
Necesito la pieza donde se mete la cuerda k sirve para sostenerlo
Y dónde consigo los artículos de metal?
www.rockymountainwestern.com we sell the parts and the adhesive
@@stevebalog5980 gracias! 💚
This was very helpful! Thank you.
Hello. What kind of device do I use when using a scarf instead of a cord?
thank you!
What epoxy do you use?
Hi! Have you tried using something that's not metal? I have fun little plastic toys from the thrift store I'd like to make bolo ties out of and wondering if that'll hold very long. thanks for the tutorial!
Hi Lillian. Yes, if you use a good epoxy plastic toys will work fine and hold on. Make sure the clasp is free of oil, including what's on your skin. Acetone is the best cleaner -- aka Nail polish remover.
@@stevebalog5980 thanks a million! can't wait to get creative with this.
What cord are you using? Link available?
Two glues? Sorry my English is so bad😅, what is this 2 type of glues plllz
Epoxy -- it comes in two tubes. They are mixed together, applied and the they harden. Or you can use a good quality glue - Super Glue, Crazy Glue
@@stevebalog5980 So thankful for your reply 💖
BOLA tie !
Holy moly. You sound just like Steve Brule
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Nice ty for sharing