Making hammer texture SILVER RING [ KEUM-BOO Technique ]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2022
- This video shows the process of making a silver ring by expressing the hammer texture.
"Keumboo Technique" is a traditional metal craft technique unique to Korea.
This is a technique of attaching thin pure gold on top of silver or gold.
"금부-keumboo" is a sheet made of pure gold.
No glue or solder required.
The effect can be maintained semi-permanently.
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Good morning Silver Meister, thank you very much for teaching your technique.
You're welcome. Thank you very much for watching my video~
@@SilverMeister It's a pleasure
Happy New Year to you and your family! Thank you for another blissful training of the double layering "keumboo" and peening techniques. Beautiful ring, feels very organic! I noticed and appreciated the way you have adapted your shoe with the wedge for length adjustment and the added pin for the taper support! Always a treat, Thank You!
It can be a little boring, but I tried to show you what it looks like in action.
Thank you very much for appreciating my video~
Спасибо за хорошее видео. За хорошую работу. Давно вас не было. Я рад что вы снова с нами. Привет из бывшего СССР. Привет из России. 🤝 спасибо.👍🙂
Пожалуйста. Большое спасибо за просмотр моего видео~
Thank you Silver Meister for a really good job with both the ring and the video production. Perfect blend of ambient sound and relaxing music.
Thank you for giving me a good review of my work and video
Beautiful video. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you~~
Always a pleasure to watch you create you masterpieces.
Thank you for giving me a good review of my work and video.
A new ring! Thanks for the video :)
You're welcome. Thank you very much for watching my video~
I always love Your work. Thank You for sharing and teaching ❤
Thank you for watching.
Words of praise give me great strength.
I will try my best to show you better works and videos ^^
Nice ring! Thanks for share
Thank you for your praise.
Beautiful 👍👍👍. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome. Thank you very much for watching my video~
Wonderful work, Wonderful music😍😍😍
Thank you for watching.
Words of praise give me great strength.
I will try my best to show you better works and videos ^^
Making hammer silver ring wow very nice disign cool
Thank you for giving me a good review of my work and video.
최근에 다른분 영상을 보다가 댓글이 있으신걸 보고 들어와서 보기 시작했는데 굉장히 재미있고 보기도 좋네요.
재미있게 보고 구독하고갑니다.
관심가져 주시고 좋게 봐 주시고 구독까지...고맙습니다.
더 좋은 작품과 영상을 보여 드리기 위해 노력하겠습니다^^
Really cool
Thanks !
great ring
Thank you for your praise.
Thank you for the first video for 2022. Happy new year to you and the family.
Thank you for always saying good things to me~
I hope you and your family are always happy.
I really need to try this....
It's not difficult. Be sure to try it! Good!
Beautiful work and great video. I've never tried keum-boo, this looks like a great way to start.
The thickness of the gold sheet(keumboo-금부),,,
A postcard-sized gold sheet is about 3-4g.
That's about the thickness.
It is about the thickness of a regular paper.
Heating these metals to a temperature between 260?370°C increases
the movement of the atoms.
When pressure is added,
this causes an electron exchange at the surface between the two metals,
creating a permanent diffusion bond.
This diffusion bond occurs far below
the soldering temperature for either metal (Dhein, 2004).
Nothing is permanent in this world.
It may wear out over time.
Physical contact may cause it to peel off.
It doesn't go away easily with the passage of time.
Because silver and gold became one.
This is different from normal plating.
Thanks~
@@SilverMeister Thank you for the excellent explanation. I really like to understand what I am doing, so I very much appreciate when someone takes the time to explain what is happening and how it all works. This is so beautiful, I am going to definitely give it a try.
이야...ㅎㅎㅎ
정말 많은 손길이 가는군요
작가님 멋져요...☆
유튜브 영상 업로드 한지가 너무 오래 되어서, 반지 만드는 과정을 보여드리는 영상으로 제작하게 되었습니다.
실제 과정을 더 복잡한데요, 영상에서는 생략된 부분도 많습니다.
감사합니다.^^
Very impressive! I hope you and your family have been well and staying safe. I look forward to the next video.
I hope you and your family are all in good health too.
Happy new year
thank you very much~
Ciao maestro e un po' che non ti si vedeva.
Bel anello!!!! Non ti smentisci grande tecnica 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Grazie per aver guardato.
Le parole di lode mi danno una grande forza.
Farò del mio meglio per mostrarti lavori e video migliori ^^
역시 멋 있어요
감사합니다^^
Very kool ring
Thank you for giving me a good review of my work and video.
언제나처럼-위에!!! 당신의 영감을 주셔서 감사합니다!!!
всегда очень благодарен
très beau travail, bravo.
merci beaucoup ~
Fiiinally! You are alive and still in business!? Wonderful. I was getting worried!
Thanks for worring me
I had a good time and was a little busy.
There were difficult parts due to Corona,
My son took the exam and applied for university entrance,,,,,
You are a very kind and nice person.
Sincerely, thank you very much~
@@SilverMeister Glad to hear! :)
Krásna práca...
ďakujem pekne~
Bagus sekali karya seninya
terima kasih banyak~
And there you are again. I was already worried that it was so quiet on your side. (almost the other side of the world). But the result is great again and very nice to watch how you make it.
Thanks for worrying about me.
I'm doing fine and a little busy.
thank you very much~
Saludos colega, pase a desearte un Feliz año nuevo , desde Cuenca Ecuador.Muy agradecido por compartir sus conocimientos.
Feliz Año Nuevo para ti también.
Gracias por darme una buena reseña de mi trabajo y video.
Very interesting, different from the Keum Boo techniques I’ve seen in the past as it doesn’t use a hot plate and the gold foil is pre-adheared to the silver prior to burnishing.
How are you accomplishing that initial adhesion? I’d like to try it myself.
I am very glad that the burn on your right hand has almost healed. Please get well soon!
Thank you for worried about my hand.
you are my forever fan
thanks~
@@SilverMeister I have been watching your channel for a long time. I try not to miss a single video. Honestly, I'm a big fan of yours. I look forward to the next episodes. Greetings to your friends and your family!
Very pretty. I don't prefer to blacken tho'. The gold looks dimmer now. But much respect for the join & solder! How you pinched it together because solder won't fill in! 🤯🤣🤣🤣. Great show! And props for using gold leaf, which I may be able to afford. 🇺🇲
Blackening isn't just color black, there are special and important reasons for blacking.
I don't think I need to tell you why just because you don't like it.
Thank you for looking at my work
Вас с Новым Годом. Удачи вам!
С новым годом
Надеюсь, ты всегда будешь здоров.
Love this, could you tell me more about your anvil? specifically the one in the wood log
Log anvils are common in Korea.
I bought it at a material store that sells metal craft tools.
Such a gorgeous custom piece. ❤Thanks for sharing your process from start to finish. 🙏 I really want to try this technique when I have some time. Do you by any chance remember where you picked up your agate burnisher? I really like the style.
I buy most of my work materials from offline stores in Korea.
I don't know about the online store. Sorry~
Your videos are always pleasant to watch.
I have heard of people who, when doing keum boo, apply the gold first and then do the texturing work. Do you have any experience doing it this way?
When working with keum boo, you can apply gold first and then texture.
In some cases, however,
In my general experience, it's better to stick the gold later.
very nice is it pure silver or 925
It is 92.5% sterling silver.
A small square stick engraving proves it.
thanks.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks !
Fab! Thanks for sharing.
I’ve never seen anyone use Camillia oil like that. What does it do?
Also are you using gold foil or gold leaf?
Thanks!
Camellia oil is vegan oil.
The reason for applying oil is to delay and protect the oxidation of the silver surface.
A very thin oil film protects the surface.
After applying the oil, clean it again to finish.
The camellia oil that I use is safe to eat.
It is a very good natural oil that is harmless to the human body even when the ring is worn on the hand.
The thickness of the gold sheet,,,
A postcard-sized gold sheet is about 3-4g.
That's about the thickness.
It is about the thickness of a regular paper.
Heating these metals to a temperature between 260?370°C increases
the movement of the atoms.
When pressure is added,
this causes an electron exchange at the surface between the two metals,
creating a permanent diffusion bond.
This diffusion bond occurs far below
the soldering temperature for either metal (Dhein, 2004).
Nothing is permanent in this world.
It may wear out over time.
Physical contact may cause it to peel off.
It doesn't go away easily with the passage of time.
Because silver and gold became one.
This is different from normal plating.
Thanks~
@@SilverMeister Thank you for you detailed reply! 🙏
Great Job! Can you tell me the type of oil you finished with?
Stop the video and take a look.
You will see the oil name.
It is natural camellia oil.
Gorgeous ring. I have been wondering whether you add the gold foil at the end, or at a point earlier. This answered it for me. What were you putting on the ring with the brush at the very end?
When attaching KEUM-BOO, depending on the work situation, it can be attached first or later.
Camellia oil is vegan oil.
The reason for applying oil is to delay
and protect the oxidation of the silver surface.
A very thin oil film protects the surface.
After applying the oil, clean it again to finish.
The camellia oil that I use is safe to eat.
It is a very good natural oil that is harmless to the human body even
when the ring is worn on the hand.
This is the part that a lot of people are curious about.
Since my work does not have a special finish after completion,
As a minimum surface protection, it is often finished by applying natural vegetable oil and wiping it.
Although it is not shown in the video, it is sometimes coated with natural beeswax (honeycomb).
Beeswax melts easily even at low temperatures (approximately 60-80 degrees) by applying slight heat to it and coating the entire work.
Since what I am aiming for is nature-friendly as it is, it can be viewed as a minimum protection work.
@@SilverMeister thank you so much for the helpful reply. Thank you for sharing your work with us as well.
Excellent work sir..
can i use potassium sulphate(K2So4) powder for that sir.?
You could probably use sulphate(K2So4) powder.
Double layer of keum boo!
The gold leaf is applied twice so that it remains as gold forever even after a long time.
always thank you
hi, nice video, what chemical do you use for blacken silver?
Use potassium sulfide.
In the case of Korea, it can be purchased at offline material stores.
i love that look. Tried it myself and couldnt get the gold to stick.
It is necessary to clean the surface of silver by frequent acid washing so that the gold(keum-boo) adheres well.
Как всегда высший класс!👍Хочу узнать какая гритность у шкурок, которые вы используете для шлифовки и полировки? И на плитке отбел стоит это лимонная кислота? Спасибо.
Зернистость около #1000.
спасибо за лайк моему видео
It looks very beautiful and you did a masterful job making it as well!!!! Is the reason you put two layers of gold foil on the ring is because of wear? I'll have to talk to you one day about how much for me and my wife one of these one of these would cost
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Yes, that's right. The gold leaf is applied twice so that it remains as gold forever even after a long time.
always thank you
@@SilverMeister You're very welcome!!
hi sir.it is a great job please can you tell me for the water and the acid you used after soldering? thanks.
The water used after soldering is just plain water,
The one used for pickling is a mixture of 90% water + 10 sulfuric acid, warmed up and used.
thanks~
@@SilverMeister Thanks for your help .
Super Ring, danke , eine Frage: was muss man beim Aufbringen der Goldfolie beachten, damit sie auch "hält", habe das noch nie probiert, will es aber versuchen. Danke und lg PeEm
Die Dicke des Goldblechs,,,
Ein Goldblatt in Postkartengröße wiegt etwa 3-4 g.
Das ist ungefähr die Dicke.
Es ist etwa die Dicke eines normalen Papiers.
Das Erhitzen dieser Metalle auf eine Temperatur zwischen 260 und 370 °C erhöht sich
die Bewegung der Atome.
Bei Druckbeaufschlagung kommt es an der Oberfläche zwischen den beiden Metallen zu einem Elektronenaustausch,
Schaffung einer dauerhaften Diffusionsverbindung.
Diese Diffusionsbindung tritt weit unten auf
die Löttemperatur für jedes Metall (Dhein, 2004).
Nichts auf dieser Welt ist von Dauer.
Es kann sich mit der Zeit abnutzen.
Körperlicher Kontakt kann dazu führen, dass es sich ablöst.
Es vergeht nicht so einfach mit der Zeit.
Weil Silber und Gold eins wurden.
Dies unterscheidet sich von der normalen Beschichtung.
Danke~
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@@SilverMeister Herzlichen Dank für die sehr ausführliche Antwort !!!
Hello Maestro your work is fabulous and watching your fantastic videos soothes the soul.
Can I ask you something?
At minute 15' of the video when you take the ring out of the liquid to give black patina, the gold takes on more of a rose gold colour. How do you get the yellow colour of the gold back?
If I pass the green sponge it tends to take away the gold on the surface. Should I put more layers of gold?
Thank you very much for your teachings and I hope you can answer me.
I am very grateful that you praise my work and videos.
Your question is of a very high level.
The black coloring penetrates internally into the surface of the silver.
The black color is reflected and the gold color is expressed richly. To express this naturally, it is cleaned with a green scrubber.
This phenomenon can be eliminated by the method you suggested, that is, by repeating the gold in several thick layers.
Hope this helps.
@@SilverMeister Thank you very much, yes your answer is very helpful to me.
Many compliments again, your work is beautiful.
And thank you again for your generosity in sharing your techniques.
👌👍🖐️
всегда спасибо
😃
Thanks !
Where did you get your anvil?
I bought it at a metal craft material store in Korea.
항상 잘보고배우고 있습니다 선생님! 금박은 어떻게 구입하며 가격은 어느정도되는지 여쭈어봐도 될런지요? 감사합니다^
도움이 되신다니 다행이고 보람도 느껴지고 그렇습니다. 감사합니다^^
음... 그 어디에서도 제가 "금박" 이라는 말을 사용하진 않았을 겁니다. ㅎㅎ
왜냐하면 얇은 금의 두께의 정도에 따라 부르는 표현이 달라지기 때문인데,
제가 주로 사용하는 얇은 금은 "금부" 라고 부르는,,, 그 정도의 두께 입니다.
보통 금박은 제가 사용한 금부 보다 50배 정도 더 얇은 것을 말합니다.
백세주 같은 술이나, 초밥등 음식에 뿌려먹는 정도의 얇은 것을 "박" 이라는 표현을 합니다.
금박
I learned to make my own thick gold foil. I roll a small piece of gold to the thinnest setting on my rolling mill. (At this point, it is still too thick to use for keum boo.) Then I place the thin gold between two pieces of copper. I gradually press this through my rolling mill. After every two or three light passes, I remove the gold and anneal the copper. This process makes the gold quite thin, but not as thin as artist's gold leaf.
Can you tell what type of hammer you used at 8:33? Thank you!
HALDER super craft recoilless replacement nylon head hammer (Made in Germany)
I recommend that you search with the "HALDER hammer"
HI friend, how thick is the square wire you using ? thanks
I don't know what your question means.
@@SilverMeister what size/dimensions is the silver metal you start with
The starting silver thickness is about 3mm and the width is about 10mm.
thanks~
Hi, but does gold adhere without heat or solder?
The thickness of the gold sheet,,,
A postcard-sized gold sheet is about 3-4g.
That's about the thickness.
It is about the thickness of a regular paper.
Heating these metals to a temperature between 260?370°C increases
the movement of the atoms.
When pressure is added,
this causes an electron exchange at the surface between the two metals,
creating a permanent diffusion bond.
This diffusion bond occurs far below
the soldering temperature for either metal (Dhein, 2004).
Nothing is permanent in this world.
It may wear out over time.
Physical contact may cause it to peel off.
It doesn't go away easily with the passage of time.
Because silver and gold became one.
This is different from normal plating.
Thanks~
This method is a traditional metal craft technique unique to Korea.
@@SilverMeister thank you! your video is very beautiful and interesting!
I think the heating before the gold placement brings fine silver to the surface of the ring, the fine silver layer is very soft, like gold is soft, so the mere pressure of burnishing the gold onto the fine silver layer is enough to bond the two metal surfaces together, not deeply like sweat soldering would but enough for adhesion…imo
Do you sell your rings ?
I'm so sorry!
Thank you very much for your interest in my work and videos.
Do you know where to buy silver in similar dimensions? I'm in the US.
Silver of similar dimensions?
I melt all the silver myself and stretch it to the size I want to use.
I don't know where to buy.
Try Santa Fe Jewelry Suppliers
Rio Grand sells great sterling and everything else needed to make sterling and gold jewelry. That's where I get my supplies.