How To Electroform Copper Rings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Although what I am actually doing in this video is electroplating it is commonly referred to as electroforming. To find more in depth information about how to set up your bath I can't recommend the Electroforming Facebook group enough. They have an invaluable amount of information about this art form.
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-- Electroforming solution: bit.ly/36LQU1z
-- Brightener - add this to your bath along with distilled water if you
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-- Graphite powder I mix with black matte acrylic paint to make
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💗HELPFUL TIPS
--The rectifier should be set on CC
-- You don't want the solution to be cold because it will take a longer time to plate. I'd say 75
degrees and above
-- You want to check on your pieces every so often and jiggle them so that they don't form to
the hanging wire and you end up with an indention on your piece.
-- Don't give up! I have ruined so many pieces trying to learn the process and the satisfaction
you will receive when one plates beautifully will be worth all the trouble.
-- Always seal your stones if they are below 7 on the Mohs' Scale: bit.ly/2Q6Smps
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Everything you need
Crystals
20 gauge wire for ring
Cutting pliers
Instant glue for super glue
Apoxy glue
Conductive paint
24 gauge wire
Beaker
Rectifier
Dremel
Is all the tech things expensive? 🥰 I'd like to start this as a hobby not a business so I don't want to spend to much money.
@@mari-px1he I would say it is a bit
@@mari-px1he the most expensive I think is the rectifier which is $56 but all together it’s more than $120 or around it
@@mari-px1he I paid close to $300 for a kit that comes with the basics. I think you can sub some things with others to lower the cost. I saw that the conductive paint refills can range from $17-$40 depending on brand/where you purchase. The rectifier is definitely the most expensive part.
Could you please do a video on the supplies & how to set up your electroform station? Step by step.
Hopefully I can
I would also like to see a video like this
Thank you for all of this great info & for taking the time to link products needed. You have been a great help to me!
You’re amazing at making tutorials! Thank you!!!
I'm so glad you found it helpful!! I tried not to do all the things I find annoying and just get straight into it. Hope it helps 😁
Really well done! Thank you!
So beautiful and informative. Thank you very much.
Thank you for taking the time to make a really great educational video for electroforming! All my supplies for electroforming will be here Tuesday and finding helpful videos like this makes the whole process a lot less overwhelming ❤
I'm so happy you found it useful!! I know exactly how you feel. I'd love to see your creations!
Im amazed at the process. I thought the stones were dipped in metal and then added to the ring while the metal was still in a melted state
Great video!
Thank you! Id love to give this a go 😍
Yay definitely share if you do!
Thank you so much, I just saw a pintest about this and I'm really interested in learning. I have collected so many crystals to wire wrap but im useless at it lol. I think this would be a great idea to start making my jewellery a lot better. Plus the health benefits to copper are amazing. Thank you. New hobby found, time to level up my jewellery making ❤
Thank you for sharing ! Lovely rings 🤟🏻❤️💋🥰
they are beautiful❤❤❤😍thank y you for sharing your knowledge 😍 hope to see more video from too put about jewerly making cause you are so straight forward and nice to listen to❤ new subscribers here
This is wonderful
Thx 😊
Wow your rings are so pretty 😍
your nails are beautiful 🤩 and the rings too 🤯
Wow! I’m so impressed. Those are beautiful. I don’t know that. I have that much talent but you did a really good job of explaining. Could you give us more explanation about how to set up the place where you put the rings in the liquid?
This video was so clear and easy to follow. I was watching some other electroplating videos and they made feel overwhelmed. Also your technique is very tidy and looks so professional :~}
I'm so happy I could help! 🥰
wow how nice i like
I found your channel though this video, subscribed and was going to binge some of your other videos and was sad to see you've only got a handful of videos up. Your video's presentation quality had convinced me you must have been a full time TH-camr with a large following.
I hope you take time to consider my suggestion and analysis of your abilities, I really think you could easily be doing TH-cam full time if that's something you're interested in. :)
😆 I never expected this video to blow up like it did. And it was my very first attempt at ever editing a video in my life, so thank you!! I have so many hobbies and a full time job, but maybe one day I could be a TH-cam star lol!! I am working on another video, but it's related to changing spark plugs on my car and hopefully I can get some other electroforming ones up soon. Out of curiosity, did you find this video from TH-cam or a link on Facebook?
@@MandyReyesDesigns In my case, I was actually searching "how to make aventurine jewelry" here on TH-cam, as I was planning on making a piece with Aventurine and was looking for some design inspiration. Your video is top of the search results for me.
It wasn't exactly what I was looking for but I watched to learn your process, and your presentation was good and easy to watch.
I'm very surprised to hear it's your first edit, some people have been editing for years and aren't this good. Congrats! If you do put more time into it, you'll only get even better with experience.
You already have quality content and presentation down, if you wanna do YT full time just focus next on learning the latest mechanics and quirks of the current YT algorithm, and also how to market yourself via thumbnails/titles, which also related to the algorithm and getting click throughs.
Can you tell me a good place to get stones? Awesome video!
For 4 rings as would be the adjustment of the rectifier? thanks
Instead of the protective clear can you just use clear nail polish? I'm back lol been watching TH-cams on electroplating all day and yours are the easiest to understand I'm adding to my Amazon cart right now as I type! Trying to keep it basic to start thanks for your help 😊
You could, but it wouldn't be as durable and I wouldn't recommend it on jewelry you plan on selling. Maybe only on rings. Thank you!!
This was very helpful but I wish you would have shown close up views after steps like the final product I wanted to see how the bead texture turned out verses not using them. Thank you so much for uploading they are beautiful rings!
Hi, you made the best tutorial video about electroplating! I've bought everything you recommended. As a newbie, I would really like to know how much Brightener & distill water I need to add into my electroforming bath? Thank you very much!
Thank you! This might help th-cam.com/video/fNR6JWArK10/w-d-xo.html, I fill my entire beaker with solution. Then when I have to clean it, I replace the missing solution with a few drops of brightener and distilled water. I use a piece of scotch tape to mark the beaker at the top of the original level of the solution. No exact science I know, but maybe it helps.
@@MandyReyesDesigns Thanks for the prompt reply! I thought I need to add the brighter in the first bath. But as I saw the video you sent me, I only need to add that when I clean my solution?
@@ellazhen6940 exactly!
I have a cicada where the copper is cracking at the base can I solder some copper to fix it or use E60 to seal it?
Hi! Thanks for making this video. I have been wanting to dive into electroforming. I'm ready to do it, except what would you recommend the ratio of graphite powder to paint?
That wire looks thicker gauge than 20g, but love the video.
It's been a while, but if memory serves me correctly, I use 16g or 12g inside the beaker, and the hanging wire is 20g . Thank you!
Ah I see I put 24g, thanks for the catch. I'll update that.
I painted the clear stones with nail polish but I can still see the black?
Wow they are amazing 😍 where do you buy the stones from?
Thank you! I purchase them on IG
Thank you for the video -added it to my favourites - I have a question - how do I incorporate gold plating into the process ?
I had the same question and researched and found plating systems but they were extremely expensive around 1000. Try googling gold electroplating system. I found a small mini set for rose gold only 60 bucks, but it won't last and will wear off so I was a bit disappointed.
@@MandyReyesDesigns yep I see those systems, expensive ugh.....then again- do I put a ring with a stone In that system ? will the ring get plated as well? so many questions -)
@@hayden722 the solution for each type of metal contains different ingredients.so the blue liquid would not contain the same ingredients for copper, silver, gold, brass etc .each type of metal is a whole different recipe. The process is same just the electroforming liquid solutions are different. U can look Into it. I think the copper is cheapest and easiest
Awesome Video. I am wondering if you could use small amounts of air drying clay instead of the epoxy?
I wouldn't recommend that as it probably wouldn't be strong enough. The copper only plates the material and it would be best to something sturdy inside, maybe polymer clay would be better?
@@MandyReyesDesigns thank you for your reply :)
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I have the same rectifier but I can’t get get the amps and voltage to match what you have, when I try to up the amps it ups the voltage and I’m unsure why or how to fix it
It's been so long since I've used mine. Off the top of my head I can't think of any troubleshooting. Definitely go to the electroforming facebook group and you can search that question. That is where I learned so much!
How would you suggest sealing the stone post electroform?
I'm worried that softer stones will become damaged or scarred while wearing them.
Would protectaclear protect the stone as well if the entire ring is dipped?
Yep this would work and adds a little shine, I would try it on a test piece first.
Thanks for your video
I have a question. Conductive paint can work with Silver and Gold or not?
Thank you so much!!!
What do you mean exactly? As you can plate over the paint in gold? Or the item you are plating with copper cold originally be gold?
Wow ⚘💞 czn you use same technique for silver?
I believe it can only be done with copper.
Are there certain requirements on how many volts and amperes are needed when buying a rectifier?
I am not too sure, I just bought the one in my description and it works great. Not sure about the science unfortunately.
Hey love! can you also do it with silver? Or other metals? Is it possible?
Unfortunately not
Hi, this was very informative, but if I may ask, what sort of protective layer would you suggest for a copper ring? I mean so it doesn't tarnish. (Thanks in advance!)
I have a link below the video for something called Protectaclear. Unfortunately, it does wear off. Best of luck!
Hi, can we use polymer clay or other clay instead of the Apoxie?
I wouldn't recommend it for rings, it won't be as strong as the Apoxie.
Instead of a beaker can you use a smaller glass.container
You can!
Hi, i like electroforming process but my skin is somehow allergic to copper. I've been wondering whether silver can be electroformed too?
Unfortunately it can't with this method.
Hi! I was wondering how you heat your solution or keep it warm? Also do you have recommendations on where to set up your workspace? Thanks!!
I apologize, I just saw this comment. I bought a small heating pad that is used for plants to use for the winter. It maintains the heat at about 70 degrees. I live in Texas, so it doesn't really get too cold here. I have mine set up in the garage. Basically anywhere with ventilation and away from pets and kids will work.
@@MandyReyesDesigns i live in a 1 bedroom apartmnt and I have an 8 minth old son. I have been putting off starting because I am afraid of toxic fumes. Do you kniw of any ideas to vent fumes? I am not sure what the solution to this is. I live in ontario canada so its freezing here and no way to work ourside even opening a window will make my apartment cold..i have all the supplies needed and I have been puttibg it off for a year now but I so want to create.
Does this also work with Sterling 925er Silver...?
It would not work, only with copper.
Hey! Awesome video! Do you think I can use rocks or agates found at the beach? thank you. Also, do you just super glue the stone on top of the wire ring or in between it was hard for me to see that part :) THANK YOU
Yes you definitely can! And it depends on how you want it to look. The majority of the time I glue the stone in between the wires.
Vintage Sugar Skull how long do you have to wait for the epoxy to dry before you put in the solution? I tried out my first ring it’s super dope but you can see the epoxy and conductive paint in some spots. I think I contaminated it because I didn’t wear gloves through the whole process. Thank you!!!
@@daysealady It would be ideal to let it set about 24 hours and make sure you paint it all over with the conductive paint. It's odd that you can see the epoxy. How long did you leave it in the solution?
Hi! I’m wondering if you have a full list of tools needed for this to get started? Thanks!
If you click in the description you'll find them and I have another video that shows what you need to set up your bath!
Thank you so much!!
How do you keep your electroform solution do you keep it in the jar in the back? And how to you keep taking care of it? I bought everything and I’m so excited to start!
I take the copper wire out of it. Leave it in the glass beaker and put a lid on it. Best of luck!
One more question! The spiral anode in the beaker is 20gauge?
Vintage Sugar Skull thank you!!!! Do they sell lids for the beakers?
@@daysealady it's 12 and I don't know, I'm kind of lazy and just lay something on top of it
i would love to learn this. I wanted to know if this whole process has a strong smell? especially since you have to leave it for 8 hours
It doesn’t
It does not smell, but I definitely would not do this in an enclosed area or your home. The chemical is very toxic and it basically eats through anything I let it touch for an extended period of time.
Do you have to use copper hanging wire, or can you use copper wrapping wire?
It has to be 100% copper wire. I found some at the craft store I believe in the flower aisle and it works perfectly!
Hello again! I did another ring following your suggestions. I painted up around the edges to make sure that the copper could form a kind of a shell and it worked wonderfully! It's about 7 hours in right now. I started at .2 amps and then moved it up to .25 amps after 2 hours. The copper has formed where it should, but the surface is very clumpy, rough, and slightly sharp in some places. It's not isolated to one part, it is all over. Any thoughts? I have done research on multiple forums and cannot find anything
Hmm, I wonder if it could be from the paint. If there were tiny clumps of graphite they might draw extra current creating the bump. You could make another batch and stir it with a dremel or hand mix A LOT and test that. Sometimes if the solution has a lot of copper sludge at the bottom it could be that. I'm not positive, but these are my two thoughts. You tried searching the Facebook forum?
@@MandyReyesDesigns it totally could be paint, it was mostly smooth but clumped a little as it dried, the issue also happened on the band itself though and there wasn't paint there. I tried joining the group but the application hasnt been accepted
I’m finding lots of videos that talk about the amps to use but no one talks about voltage. Is there a formula for it or something like there is for the amps? How do I know where to set the voltage at? Many thanks! 🙏🏽
I think because it's not really that important. I just make sure it shows voltage and it's not going all crazy.
will electroforming eradicate the smell of rust on copper wire in the longer period?
I apologize for the delayed response. I don't quite know what you are asking. In the end, the ring does smell like the typical copper smell.
Do you hammer your shanks before attaching the stones?
I didn't hear, but you can. It will give them a different look.
Where is possible to buy tiny stones? Beautiful tutorial:)
I buy mine on Instagram from several sellers in India one I can think of off the top of my head is DigitalGemsIndia
Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
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Hello! Where do you get your copper ring wire? Does it have to be 100% copper or can it be copper plated?
It has to be solid wire and I purchase it on amazon.
Does it have to go in the acid bath for it to grow?
Yes it does.
Why is my power supply’s volts staying at .01 when I have my amps up to .1? If anyone can help with this that would make me so happy, thanks!
Can you do this with silver or gold wire instead of copper?
No you can't
Great tutorial! I bought all the supplies and Im ready to start electroforming! I am stumped on a place to set it up as my apartment doesnt have good air flow. Do you think it would be ok to set it up in a cabinet or a cupboard?
I'm excited for you! I can't really say because the solution is basically an acid and I don't know if it has fumes that come off of it. Also, keep in mind that whatever is around it might get damaged. I keep mine in the garage on top of a large tool box and the top, which is wooden, now has a lot of orange stains that don't come out. Ideally, I would recommend setting it up on a patio. Best of luck!
@@MandyReyesDesigns Thank you so much for your reply and input! I will have to do it outside and maybe keep it covered when its not in use
My first 2 pieces turned out pretty good for my first try! I am wondering how often I could replace the anode coil? I took it out of the solution when i was done and its a pinky salmon color. Can I still use it or should I make a new one?
@@amandabeaven3560 yay! You can still use it, the difference is you will need to use a brash brush or Dremel to shine the piece out of the bath.
Do you have to do this in a well ventilated area? I'm dying to electroform some stuff, but I have no rooms with adequate ventilation which I could do it in.
Darn! Well if you don't have pets or kids you might be able to set it up in a bathroom with a vent on? Lol that sounds like something my crazy self would do. I don't know much about the chemical except that it is extremely corrosive and you definitely don't want it to touch your skin. It doesn't smell, BUT carbon monoxide also doesn't smell and it can kill you. I wouldn't risk it.
@@MandyReyesDesigns That's what I was thinking - crazy bathroom experiments! I don't have pets, but if I open the windows of my flat all the neighbourhood cats come in, so doing it safely in a room with the window wide open is tricky! Thanks for your advice. Your sculptures are soooo beautiful! 😊
Hey, great video! Found you from reddit! Strange question, would teeth work as the "gem" for this? Or is the material too soft and would it errode?
It would definitely work! You would need to seal it properly first with a lacquer before painting it with the conductive paint.
Would it work with resin cabochons?
@@nayomihathu4377 yes I've done it with resin no issues. I've read it can get cloudy but I think as long as it is fully cured it should be fine.
Is it possible to do it with silver instead of copper??
Unfortunately not with this method.
For some reason each time I do rings the band plates first and gets unevenly chunky. Do you have any suggestions by chance on how to avoid this? Love your videos, super helpful!
Hmm, good question. How many rings do you have in there at one time?
@@MandyReyesDesigns only one, I have a smaller glass beaker with a single anode piece in the opposite side of the piece in working on. I always clean the metal before it goes into the bath and I notice that only one side of the ring band grows extra material. I've even flipped the ring thinking that it must be the side closest to the anode but sometimes the side furthest use the one that plates.
@@marisa9898 so if I understand correctly you only have anode on one side of the beaker? I think that's the issue. Try putting it on both sides or using a coil. The Facebook group is a great place to search that issue!
@@MandyReyesDesigns Thank you so much for the reply and suggestion, I'll definitely give that a try!
Have you tried coating your stones with liquid latex? Do you specifically prefer clear polish to liquid latex? I have all my supplies and about to dive in, I have clear polish but the liquid latex has been recommended so much, I'm torn on which to use.
..and thank you so much for such a beautiful, straightforward tutorial.
I have tried it and I personally didn't like it. I tried frisket and the liquid latex in purple, fyi it smells awful 😆. I didn't have as good luck as I do polish. Also, the frisket was more noticeable when it would get stuck in tiny crevices of spirit quartz or grape agate. I tried frisket and polish together but it was too thick so when I removed it it left a gap between the stone and copper. Best of luck!! Wish I had a better answer.
This a perfect response. Thanks for your quick response. Clear polish is cheaper and easier to get so I'm all in for that. You've been a real help. ♡
The part of the stone that you painted the conductive paint on, is the nail polish underneath? Or do you just put it on the top of the stone that's still showing?
Either way works.
@@MandyReyesDesigns okay, thank you!
I bought the graphite and paint you suggested, what is the ratio of paint to graphite for the conductive paint?
I don't have a ratio, what I do is definitely not scientific. I use a small Dixie cup, then pour in some paint. I mix in as much Graphite paint as I can. You'll know it's too much if it's clumpy. Some say to add water, but it will get moldy over time if you don't use it quickly. The more Graphite the better, the trick is just to make sure it still has a paint like consistency. I mix it a lot to break up the small chunks. When I paint an item, that is when I will add a drop or two of water to thin it out a bit if necessary. I have seen a TH-cam video when I first began and followed her instructions. Good luck!
@@MandyReyesDesigns thank you so much for the instant reply! I've been watching your videos on repeat for the past few days and have gotten everything that you have recommended purchasing. I'm prepping my 1st solution tonight and doing my 1st actual project tomorrow! Thank you so much!
@@Ishfwilf Wonderful! So happy I could help in any way.
Hi! Can I use gold?
Unfortunately not. Only copper.
Hi there! Tried my first project today, I was checking on it every 20 minutes or so. When I took it out after about 3 total hours, there was lot of playing, which I was happy with! However after barely touching it, the plating came away in large sections from the stone. What would you suggest? More paint? Higher amps?
What type of stone is it? Sometimes they have an oily polish on them which makes it difficult. Also most items take 12 to 18 hours before you can get a true idea of how sturdy it will be. Is it a pendant or ring?
@@MandyReyesDesigns ah I didnt know it took that long, most videos mention 4-8 hours. It is a polished white moonstone. Should I be washing the stones in some way?
@@Ishfwilf is it a ring? If so I would recommend painting around the stone a little bit higher so that the copper kind of builds up on the sides and grows over in order to kind of encapsulate the stone. Also, definitely let it sit more than 3 hours. You can message me a photo if you like on my ig and I can try to help ya more tomorrow.
@@MandyReyesDesigns it is a ring! That makes total sense, I cant believe I didnt think about that! I will give it another go and will let it sit for longer. I appreciate your help!
@@Ishfwilf I'll keep my fingers crossed 😉
We have tried everything and it seems yhat no current is flowing through the copper. What are we doing wrong?
Is the solution handmade or did you purchase a pre-made one?
do they tarnish?
It reacts with the environment as copper does. If left out they will tarnish and can be shined again with a jewelers cloth or brass brush. You can use the protectaclear to help ward it off, but eventually it will happen.
Did you put conductive paint on your ring shank too or leave the wire bare?
Sometimes I do because I worry that I might have gotten nail polish or superglue on the shank and then it won't plate. If you are certain the shank is completely free of anything other than copper then I wouldn't paint it. Most of the time I don't need to.
@@MandyReyesDesigns thank you! Really helpful video! 😊
I can't get my stones to stick to my ring band.. even with the insta set
Does electroformed 14k gold means it's plated???
It does, it would have a different metal, maybe silver underneath.
Can you use polymer clay instead of h epoxy ? Epoxy is quite expensive and I have heard of others uisng the polymer clay
Polymer clay is great for making designs to plate over, however it would be a poor decision to use it as a replacement for the epoxy. It definitely is not strong enough and it would compromise the integrity of the ring.
Do you wait for clay to dry?
Yes!
I tried this, and the copper flakes off. Any ideas to fix this?
Maybe it was your conductive paint? Did you make it? If so maybe not enough graphite and you have to leave the piece in for quite a while, 8 to 20 hrs sometimes
can I deposit an inch of copper?
I think it might be possible but it will take days in the bath!!
So sorry! I have one more question. When I'm not using the electroforming bath, can I put a lid over it so it's no longer going into the air? Or does it always have to be vented even when not being used. I just don't want to have something bad happen lol
I'd put it outside, but I don't want bugs falling into it. Sadly I don't have a garage
Yep! Just make sure to take the copper coil out of it and seal it nicely so it doesn't evaporate. Sometimes when I leave mine a while it grows crystals at the bottom, not sure why.
@@MandyReyesDesignsThank you so much! You've been a lot of help ❤ I'm nervous but so excited to start!
@@arielmay827 once you start you're going to want to plate everything 😆
@@MandyReyesDesigns I can definitely see that happening! 😂 I already have sooooo many ideas
Hi. I've been trying to get in the group on Facebook but I keep getting denied 😢.
That's odd, I'm not sure why. Is your Facebook account established? I haven't been on in a while but I don't see why they would not approve it. Is there a way to message the moderator?
I just read in the description it says you won't be approved unless you answer ALL the questions, so maybe that could be it 🤔
Can you electroform other metals besides copper?
Unfortunately not with this method.
@@MandyReyesDesigns thank youu so much for answering! Will copper as a base and plating over it work?
@@eryndanielle8664 not sure what you mean?
@@MandyReyesDesigns can you plate Gold for instance over the copper after you electroform it onto the piece
@@eryndanielle8664 I'm sure you could, just not using this method. I wish!
hello , is there an email that I can reach out to you? Love your vids!
Vintagesugarskull@gmail.com ☺
What is the facebook group name?
I have linked it in the description for you.
Do you think I can get away with using polymer clay instead of apoxy?
As long as it's sturdy enough before plating then you can.
@@MandyReyesDesigns so ideally, bake it first! Okay thanks so much! 🥰 this tutorial has helped so much and I’m so excited to start my first piece.
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Why didn’t you show the annoying things in the process ?
Hello, I'm totally in love with your video, do you have an email address?
** Epoxy
Right it is epoxy, the brand is named Apoxie Sculpt