You kidding me?? im literally watching the Pirates of the Carribean and i get a message that PAD uploaded a new video of a shipwrecked ring! The ring turned out amazing/delicious! really great job, i always enjoy your videos.
DarkArachnid Amazing!!! Couldn't ask for a more perfect time!!!! Perfect weather, perfect guests, Amazing D.J., and the photos will be monumental!!! Patrick's ring were center stage, and will continue to be!!!! Thank you so much for asking!!
If the time is mostly in waiting for oxidation, you could always try to run a batch of these. You hammer the surface, so you could take a bar for say seven rings, put your bevels in and have a small powered space so you can cut the rings out without ruining your finish. Hammer away, sand away, doing the faces as the ring before them is completed and removed from the bar, and then batch oxidize. If two of the seven come out right, you can clean the other five and then put them right back in.
Love the ring! I've worked with copper sheets before, and accelerated the verdigris patina, I spread ash (any type will do)and lightly moisten with a sprayer, let sit in the sun for a full day, gently wipe clean, then use vinegar vapor. The final result is more green than what you ended up with, but move vivid and doesn't wipe off easily.
When I come up with a knife design it's amazing to then hold it in your hand. Like you said, it's VERY rewarding to have an idea in your head come to fruition. Great job!
Perhaps you could design one with and include a band of coral somehow? Don't know how well coral would machine, but just an idea to tie in another element of the sea as well as some awesome color.
I want that one to bro i dnt care if it takes 3-4 months of creation but i have to have this piece. This looks like straight out of the pirates of the Caribbean movie!!!!
I bought this ring for 300 on preorder. Dakota wymer is a friend/coworker of mine and he told me he knows you from home. I love my ring, keep up the good work.
About to preorder this ring. From pirates of the Caribbean to my love for diving.. This is my perfect gift. This is truly a masterpiece you’ve created!
This is probably my favorite ring you have made. Nice job! It would be awesome if you made a ring made with sand, sea glass and/or a sea shell of some sort. 😀 edit: You should add glow powder too so it looks like plankton at night.
Lovely finish. I've only ever suspended the ring in the ammonia bath by thread and use copper pipe supported by dowel when hammering. Love the end result
A friend of mine used one of those ammonia capsule on me when camping in the morning. On the video i go straight from mid snore to wtf in like 2 seconds. Unique experience.
You should try to carve a 1960's bioshock-like design in the this style of ring. I'd abseolutely buy it!!! Also, if you put this on your website you should name it, "The Subma-Ring"
Unfortunately I can't afford to pre-order it right now, but once I'm a bit more squared away financially I would be willing to even pay full price for it. But just know there is another person interested in them, even though I'm not pre-ordering.
I love the ring but I've seen that kind of thing happen with copper and brass and it wasn't nowhere near a beach right out in the woods the salt in the ground does the same thing beautiful great job keep up the great work take care and God bless
Let me know what you thought of this video and if you’d be interested in seeing more videos that involve oxidizing metal! Order this ring here: patrickadairdesigns.com/collections/summer-blowout-sale/products/the-cast-away-copper-ring-preorder?sl=shipwreckedring Visit my ring supplies website to get started on making your very own rings: patrickadairsupplies.com/
www.amazon.com/Japanese-Patinas-Eitoku-Sugimori/dp/1929565119/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1529460462&sr=8-1&keywords=japanese+patinas This book here goes over a lot of unique patinas and finishes using Japanese techniques. They are very fine art and show piece oriented. A lot of work goes into making these patinas, but they might be good for inspiration. I've worked with making copper jewelry before, so I feel your struggle! Such labor, such a great material which is misunderstood! Anyway, this is a great video and really opened my eyes to getting to a finished piece through different techniques that I wouldn't have thought about. Keep it up!
Hi Patrick, again another video as you always upload & this time a video again about making something simple & still you haven't demonstrated how you label your rings from the inside? I appreciate if you can show that as we already know this part. You always mention that you try to read the comments but I have mentioned about this in every video & you have never responded on that. Can you please do that, thank you!
That's awesome! You could also place a piece of string through the ring an have the string tied around the box so the ring is elevated with no direct contact!
I love that texture way better than the obsidian finish. And the vintage look is great would love to see one with maybe wooden rings on the edge and a resin layer in the middle filled with tiny clock springs. "I will try and add a picture of my inspiration for this if I can" sent the images through Facebook messenger on your page. Peter brown a youtuber who works in resin casting was my inspiration on this ring. I feel it only fair to give credit where due.
I saw in a video in another channel that the artist used a uv activated clear coat on his copper rings. It would look great, and would probably be thin enough to work into the inner band and around the tapered edges, without bleeding over onto the oxidized surfaces of the outer band. It cures hard as a construction hard hat and polishes up really nice for a smoother durable inner band, which would keep it comfortable to wear without green staining on the finger. I bet you could even use it on the outer band and use a sand blast or a low grit sand paper to keep it from being shiny on the outside of the band, to keep the rustic look from the oxidizing process, while likewise protecting against sweat copper staining of adjacent fingers.
Fantastic design. I was wondering what sort of lacquer you're using at the end to prevent the blue and green oxidation from rubbing off again with wear.
I just wanted to say Congrats to you man. I've been watching your videos for a while and I'm glad to see your business grow so much. Keep up the good work.
man every time I look at one of your videos it inspires me to keep moving forward with all my projects. I see this is a rather old vid from the 18s but I am hoping you still review the comments. I have decided to make Rings as my main line of stuff this is coming to be my new nitch in life. I started off making slab tables now to rings, wow go figure.
I've used renaissance wax buffed onto the metal to seal patina, tried ammonia and salt, stazon ink pads and other alcohol inks (like sharpies) and they all sealed great with wax.
@Patrick I love your rings and all the designs you've done over the years. Your video editing and photography are phenomenal. My only quip I have with your rings is, I enjoy my rings to be very streamlined and thin. I like to be able to make a tight fist and not be able to feel the ring. If I were to order one of your rings is that something you could do??
Is it possible to do anything with bismuth? Not sure if its impossible or annoying but i thought id suggest it atleast. I love your work and everything always comesout so great
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I'm a bladesmith, and I think I'm gonna be doing some oxidized copper fittings on my next blade after watching this video!!! Great work man.
Wait people still make swords? that's cool
@@mekniwassime2098 yeah a machine can't make a very nice $300 kitchen knife
How did it go?
Spit Fire yeah it’s gaining popularity again. There are thousands and thousands of blacksmiths and blade makers
You kidding me?? im literally watching the Pirates of the Carribean and i get a message that PAD uploaded a new video of a shipwrecked ring! The ring turned out amazing/delicious! really great job, i always enjoy your videos.
Patrick your rings are AMAZING!!!! My fiancee and I are looking forward to wear them as our Wedding Bands!!
Raptor_gaming101 Thank you so much!!! It's happening in just over 24 hours!!!
DarkArachnid Amazing!!! Couldn't ask for a more perfect time!!!! Perfect weather, perfect guests, Amazing D.J., and the photos will be monumental!!! Patrick's ring were center stage, and will continue to be!!!! Thank you so much for asking!!
I just read your comment and it's 4 months now. I just wanted to wish you a very happy life ahead!! God bless
@i watch minecraft videos Doing great my friend! How is yours?
Congrats mate cheers
Other people: Hey, have you seen that cool ring making youtuber Patrick Adair?
Me: You mean Paddy cakes bakes?
I will be using that name in my head from now on! It is a fitting name. Makes me chuckle just thinking about it. :)
This made me laugh very hard
holy shet, this is probably my favorite ring of yours. I love the oceanic, washed up near the boardwalk kinda feel.
Wowzers in my trousers.
If the time is mostly in waiting for oxidation, you could always try to run a batch of these. You hammer the surface, so you could take a bar for say seven rings, put your bevels in and have a small powered space so you can cut the rings out without ruining your finish. Hammer away, sand away, doing the faces as the ring before them is completed and removed from the bar, and then batch oxidize. If two of the seven come out right, you can clean the other five and then put them right back in.
Consider doing a time-lapse of the oxidation of the ring next time! Beautiful work.
Wow the finished product looks amazing good job.
thank you! the music choise and volume control was much better in this video!
It looks awsome👍👍
wow, i love this ring. Briliant work Patrick
don't you mean pattycakes?
Really neat process and color palette. Copper is such a cool material.
Love the ring.
I think it looks better and more genuine with the patina on the inside.
Love the ring! I've worked with copper sheets before, and accelerated the verdigris patina, I spread ash (any type will do)and lightly moisten with a sprayer, let sit in the sun for a full day, gently wipe clean, then use vinegar vapor. The final result is more green than what you ended up with, but move vivid and doesn't wipe off easily.
Beautiful!! What was the spray you used to seal it?
Great tutorial! Beautiful results, thx 4 sharg
That ring is super AESTHETIC.
When I come up with a knife design it's amazing to then hold it in your hand. Like you said, it's VERY rewarding to have an idea in your head come to fruition. Great job!
Perhaps you could design one with and include a band of coral somehow? Don't know how well coral would machine, but just an idea to tie in another element of the sea as well as some awesome color.
I want that one to bro i dnt care if it takes 3-4 months of creation but i have to have this piece. This looks like straight out of the pirates of the Caribbean movie!!!!
Those final photos of the finished product were amazing! Such an awesome ring.
I bought this ring for 300 on preorder. Dakota wymer is a friend/coworker of mine and he told me he knows you from home. I love my ring, keep up the good work.
About to preorder this ring. From pirates of the Caribbean to my love for diving.. This is my perfect gift. This is truly a masterpiece you’ve created!
This is probably my favorite ring you have made. Nice job! It would be awesome if you made a ring made with sand, sea glass and/or a sea shell of some sort. 😀
edit: You should add glow powder too so it looks like plankton at night.
Keaton Howard that's a really good idea
Definitely my favorite of your rings! Fabulous!
Best video ive seen about metals ever
I love the color of copper!!!!!
Incredible ring. Looks fantastic!
This is by far my favourite design. I love this. Well done
Excellent idea. Looks great.
Lovely finish. I've only ever suspended the ring in the ammonia bath by thread and use copper pipe supported by dowel when hammering. Love the end result
A friend of mine used one of those ammonia capsule on me when camping in the morning. On the video i go straight from mid snore to wtf in like 2 seconds. Unique experience.
Capthrax1 haha! I’m sure it was very “unique”
Funny how a ring like this will only be seen from Patrick - very nice!
Gawd that is gorgeous!
Absolutely perfect!
You should try to carve a 1960's bioshock-like design in the this style of ring.
I'd abseolutely buy it!!!
Also, if you put this on your website you should name it, "The Subma-Ring"
Riotous Rebel omfg that's such a good name
My wife made a ring for a couple that literally was the helmet of a Big Daddy. It came out amazingly.
Hi Patrick really cool looking ring. Can you let us know what lacquer you've used for coating it?
This was my question as well
Looks badass dude!!
Wow...I just love it. Beautiful😊😊
This is one of my favorites that you've done yet. It's beautiful.
Unfortunately I can't afford to pre-order it right now, but once I'm a bit more squared away financially I would be willing to even pay full price for it. But just know there is another person interested in them, even though I'm not pre-ordering.
Very curious as to what this sealer you're using is. Beautiful ring, hope I get to own one of your works some day.
I love the ring but I've seen that kind of thing happen with copper and brass and it wasn't nowhere near a beach right out in the woods the salt in the ground does the same thing beautiful great job keep up the great work take care and God bless
wow... that looks awesome!!
Let me know what you thought of this video and if you’d be interested in seeing more videos that involve oxidizing metal!
Order this ring here: patrickadairdesigns.com/collections/summer-blowout-sale/products/the-cast-away-copper-ring-preorder?sl=shipwreckedring
Visit my ring supplies website to get started on making your very own rings: patrickadairsupplies.com/
Definitely do more, loved it.
Definitely do more. It may be impossible but can you do one that looks like it has Crustaceans growing on it
Patrick Adair Designs oxidizing metals oh really cool great idea Patrick!!!
www.amazon.com/Japanese-Patinas-Eitoku-Sugimori/dp/1929565119/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1529460462&sr=8-1&keywords=japanese+patinas
This book here goes over a lot of unique patinas and finishes using Japanese techniques. They are very fine art and show piece oriented. A lot of work goes into making these patinas, but they might be good for inspiration. I've worked with making copper jewelry before, so I feel your struggle! Such labor, such a great material which is misunderstood! Anyway, this is a great video and really opened my eyes to getting to a finished piece through different techniques that I wouldn't have thought about. Keep it up!
Patrick Adair Designs hello, can i buy the ring ?
Love it! I'm a huge fan of copper & verdigris.
That came out so good. Good job
Hi Patrick, again another video as you always upload & this time a video again about making something simple & still you haven't demonstrated how you label your rings from the inside? I appreciate if you can show that as we already know this part. You always mention that you try to read the comments but I have mentioned about this in every video & you have never responded on that. Can you please do that, thank you!
Looks just amazing!
That's awesome! You could also place a piece of string through the ring an have the string tied around the box so the ring is elevated with no direct contact!
I love that texture way better than the obsidian finish. And the vintage look is great would love to see one with maybe wooden rings on the edge and a resin layer in the middle filled with tiny clock springs. "I will try and add a picture of my inspiration for this if I can" sent the images through Facebook messenger on your page. Peter brown a youtuber who works in resin casting was my inspiration on this ring. I feel it only fair to give credit where due.
It turned out amazing
I saw in a video in another channel that the artist used a uv activated clear coat on his copper rings. It would look great, and would probably be thin enough to work into the inner band and around the tapered edges, without bleeding over onto the oxidized surfaces of the outer band. It cures hard as a construction hard hat and polishes up really nice for a smoother durable inner band, which would keep it comfortable to wear without green staining on the finger.
I bet you could even use it on the outer band and use a sand blast or a low grit sand paper to keep it from being shiny on the outside of the band, to keep the rustic look from the oxidizing process, while likewise protecting against sweat copper staining of adjacent fingers.
This is one of the coolest channels ever
Thanks Jesse!
Fantastic design. I was wondering what sort of lacquer you're using at the end to prevent the blue and green oxidation from rubbing off again with wear.
It looks amazing
It looks so cool!
That looks awesome ! Thanks for the video
That's really pretty. I'm putting copper bolsters on a knife and just googling around for ideas to make it look cool.
Yeahhhh really cool I love the blue effect on it 😍❤
I just wanted to say Congrats to you man. I've been watching your videos for a while and I'm glad to see your business grow so much. Keep up the good work.
never seen you work with copper. idk why but its so pretty on the lathe with all the shavings
Gracias for the video amigo ringmaker.
I absolutely love this ring. 💖
That’s so amazing you did such a good job Patrick!
For weeks I've hesitated ordering a ring. Now you show me this beautiful peace. Well, just pre-ordered one...
this is beautiful
I love the monotone dry humor. Its a nice touch.
I love this ring! My favorite one you’ve made so far!!
I think this is my favorite episode and ring awesome work
This ring is amazing
This is sick! Amazing work of art.
Best Patty Cakes Bakes episode in my opinion, I love the end result, wish I could bake that every day at home 😍
This actually looks so damn cool
I love that this generation has taken an interest in this kind of thing.
im honestly so amazed by your work. keep up the great work!
It’s amazing I would love a ring like that
man every time I look at one of your videos it inspires me to keep moving forward with all my projects. I see this is a rather old vid from the 18s but I am hoping you still review the comments. I have decided to make Rings as my main line of stuff this is coming to be my new nitch in life. I started off making slab tables now to rings, wow go figure.
I love to hear that! Keep up the ring making you’ll love it!
I absolutely love this ring.🐰🐰
Crazy cool! I for sure want this one
If you could, I'd love to see you make a preserved snowflake ring. By the way, this ring is awesome!
Thank you for the video.
What is spray lacquer do you use for your rings?
So beautiful
By far my favorite look
Very cool Patrick!
I have an obsession with rings so I am obsessed with these videos.
Beautiful!
Man that's amazing. Great job
Awesome work, sir
I really hope that you added this to your store because this ring is just beautiful
I've used renaissance wax buffed onto the metal to seal patina, tried ammonia and salt, stazon ink pads and other alcohol inks (like sharpies) and they all sealed great with wax.
@Patrick
I love your rings and all the designs you've done over the years. Your video editing and photography are phenomenal. My only quip I have with your rings is, I enjoy my rings to be very streamlined and thin. I like to be able to make a tight fist and not be able to feel the ring. If I were to order one of your rings is that something you could do??
This is my favorite cooking show
I subscribed immediately from the existing intro!!
sick looking ring!!
Frikkin awesome! Wow.
Great video! the ring turned out amazing. Can you recommend a clear coat spray like the one you use in this video?
Bro, where do you even get these ideas from? Like damn. Just when I think you can't top the previous ring you go and do this. Great work.
Bloody brilliant ring!!! Would you divulge the name of the lacquer you use?
Is it possible to do anything with bismuth? Not sure if its impossible or annoying but i thought id suggest it atleast. I love your work and everything always comesout so great