Thank you so much. I'm a beginner and I think I can actually make these chains! If you haven't already, please make a video about how to finish the chains to add a clasp of some type. Thanks again!
That was amazing, I feel like you have given me wings!!!. I know that may sound corny but, you make it look so possible!!. YES…please more tutorials like this one!!!. Why not…you have the talent and I have the desire to learn. Thank you so much for your kindness. 🙏🏼💕🌷
Can't believe I missed this one, Nolan. Yes, love to see how you do end caps and very interested in more chai and other technique videos. This is the first time I have watched a double foxtail chain being put together and actually understood where the third link went. Thanks heaps.
Hi! Would love to see how you make ends caps, I want to make some cuffs and am unsure how to finish them off. Thanks for the video, you’re very clear with instructions!😄 0:15
Your Tutorials are wonderful! The first video I encounter about wire wrapping was a beautiful pendant made by you. Two years later and I learn every time I watch another video! I thank you so very much! God bless!
I'm wondering what size mandrel you used for the 24 gauge double? Or better yet, how can I determine the mandrel size based on the wire gauge for the double?
Thank you! Real nice; tempo, zoom, in focus, commenting and flow. Tools: you put links to Riogrande, but I miss the link to parralel plier you use to compress chain with. I have never seen a parralel plier where the jaws are 'forced' to stay parralel like that. My pliers tends to get unparralel.
Brilliant, thank you. I am a beginner so this is helpful. Can I add a pendant and charms to both the chains? I like seeing you use different tools, I also like the simplistic approach. That was great you showed me how to properly make jump rings too.
Amazing! What do you think would be the smallest diameter you could make like this, by hand? I have seen these being sold online as thin as 1mm, but I think that would be impossible...how thin do you think would be in the realms of possible?
Thank you for sharing this info! In the video, you show 2 smaller foxtail chains. Could you tell me what size jumó rings and wire you used for these? Do you use sterling or fine wire for these smaller chains? Thank you!
My guess would be 7.5mm. To get the aspect ratio of a jump ring, you use the equation Aspect Ratio (AR) = Inner Diameter (ID)/Wire Diameter (WD) So for his big links, the guage is 0.8mm and the inner diameter is 12mm. AR=12/0.8 AR=15 24 guage is approximately 0.5mm 15=ID/0.5 15 x 0.5 =7.5mm
Amazing video, you've got such a talent for explaining things. This was so helpful and a video on end caps would be great! 😁 How big would you make the rings if you were to use a 28 gauge wire?
For the white gold chain I am working on I made rings with a 6mm internal dimension in 28g round. It has worked perfectly so far! When drawn, the chain is about 1.5mm thick
Thank you so much. I'm a beginner and I think I can actually make these chains! If you haven't already, please make a video about how to finish the chains to add a clasp of some type. Thanks again!
Did you end up making it? How was it?
That was amazing, I feel like you have given me wings!!!. I know that may sound corny but, you make it look so possible!!. YES…please more tutorials like this one!!!. Why not…you have the talent and I have the desire to learn. Thank you so much for your kindness. 🙏🏼💕🌷
Well said 😊
Of course, end caps Please!
You have taught me so much and encouraged me more..thank you.
Oh my goodness! I almost fell asleep but in a good way. Your voice. And thank you! Making my own jump rings from now on.
Can't believe I missed this one, Nolan. Yes, love to see how you do end caps and very interested in more chai and other technique videos. This is the first time I have watched a double foxtail chain being put together and actually understood where the third link went. Thanks heaps.
Love this instruction. Please do the end cap video.
You have shown me how to make my home made chains & rings
I love the video thank you so much. You're very easy to listen to and follow along. I would love to see how to put end caps on.
Super, very clear instructions to follow, please do the end cups.
Thanks
Yes, please make a video applying end caps to this chain style
This was the best instruction for this I've seen.
Amazing! You make it look so simple. I'd love to see if tutorial on the end caps.
Would enjoy seeing additional tutorials like this. Nice job, and very effective teaching style.
Hi! Would love to see how you make ends caps, I want to make some cuffs and am unsure how to finish them off.
Thanks for the video, you’re very clear with instructions!😄 0:15
Really helpful. Please make more
I loved your video. Yes please more videos.
Your Tutorials are wonderful! The first video I encounter about wire wrapping was a beautiful pendant made by you. Two years later and I learn every time I watch another video! I thank you so very much! God bless!
Yes! Please make a video of soldering end caps to finish the chain.
I'm wondering what size mandrel you used for the 24 gauge double? Or better yet, how can I determine the mandrel size based on the wire gauge for the double?
Simple but elegant and not as time consuming as I thought it would be . Thanks ..❤
Thank you! Real nice; tempo, zoom, in focus, commenting and flow.
Tools: you put links to Riogrande, but I miss the link to parralel plier you use to compress chain with.
I have never seen a parralel plier where the jaws are 'forced' to stay parralel like that.
My pliers tends to get unparralel.
I love all your videos! This was amazing! Thank you!
I would love to see a video on end caps! This one was great!
Love your videos and I'd love to see end caps please.
Brilliant, thank you. I am a beginner so this is helpful. Can I add a pendant and charms to both the chains? I like seeing you use different tools, I also like the simplistic approach. That was great you showed me how to properly make jump rings too.
Thanks man that was absolutely awesome, very relaxing and yes please show us how to make end caps.
Thank you for this very informative video.
Yes, please make video for end caps.
More videos please
I would like to see what you do with the end caps, pls.
I'd like to see how to add end caps/solder the ends into a jump ring
Amazing! What do you think would be the smallest diameter you could make like this, by hand? I have seen these being sold online as thin as 1mm, but I think that would be impossible...how thin do you think would be in the realms of possible?
Loved the video! And would love to see you make end caps. Thank you for sharing! 🖤
Thank you for sharing this info! In the video, you show 2 smaller foxtail chains. Could you tell me what size jumó rings and wire you used for these? Do you use sterling or fine wire for these smaller chains? Thank you!
Would love to see the end caps
Could you create the links with a soldering iron and wire solder instead? Sanding off excess solder at the connection?
Yes please make end caps video...thank you
Using the 24 gauge wire for the foxtail chain , will the mandrel size change as well?
Good tutorial.
Thank you I feel like I can do anything
Thank you keep up the good work I appreciate your help
Love it!!!!
I love it!!! This is original sorry I have to replicate this
how big should i make the jump rings for the 24 gauge wire?
did you ever make the endcap video?
Very beautiful chains! Thank you for your tutorial. ❤
Hi Nolan thanks for sharing Question: can I put 4 links to broaden the link
More squarish or even 8links Thanks for replying
I'm using stainless steel to create this foxtail design
For the 24 gauge chain, what internal diameter did you use on the rings? This was a great vid.
My guess would be 7.5mm.
To get the aspect ratio of a jump ring, you use the equation
Aspect Ratio (AR) = Inner Diameter (ID)/Wire Diameter (WD)
So for his big links, the guage is 0.8mm and the inner diameter is 12mm.
AR=12/0.8
AR=15
24 guage is approximately 0.5mm
15=ID/0.5
15 x 0.5 =7.5mm
Do you know how to make the Asian dragonscale chain? It’s similar but there appears to be a bar between the links
Thanks for sharing
You are very talented ♥️ A great teacher too ♥️ Thank you ❤ I don't have the heating part of the project ❤ But fascinating to watch ❤
Good job ❤️
Amazing video, you've got such a talent for explaining things. This was so helpful and a video on end caps would be great! 😁 How big would you make the rings if you were to use a 28 gauge wire?
For the white gold chain I am working on I made rings with a 6mm internal dimension in 28g round. It has worked perfectly so far! When drawn, the chain is about 1.5mm thick
How can I calculate how much Wire I need for my chain? Is there a formula or some way I could know how much I roughly need to buy?
Thanks 😊 like it
do you know how to make a franco?
I am going to tackle with copper, thank you for your amazing, to the point tutorials.
Love the foxtail link.
❤
Great videos! What brand are your wire cutters?
I use the Swanstrom brand cutters and pliers!
End cap video, please!
muy bueno, gracias
Would this be possible with out soldering
Possible? I suppose technically possible, but it would be a very fragile chain and likely significantly more work to form the links
@@RaftarkJewelry thanks
you can try buying already soldered rings, some online shops do have them available
End caps please
End cap video please
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You can hardly see where/how the solder pallions were dropped anywhere.