Silversmithing Tools For Beginners | Jewelry Making Tools Starter Pack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- In this metalsmithing tutorial, I go over all of the basic tools you will need to get started in the art of silversmithing or metalsmithing! I will go in to WHY you need these tools and all of their uses. This list is the bare minimum. See below for links for all tools mentioned in video based on section...
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👩🏭SILVER SUPPLY: * I like to purchase all my silver materials from monsterslayer.com. However, if you prefer to shop on Amazon, here is the link to my silver supply list: www.amazon.com/shop/spiritmou...
❗TOOLS/MATERIALS LIST:❗
SAFETY:
-Safety Glasses/Goggles: amzn.to/3tJ7pf3
-Bench Top Fume Extractor: hamzn.to/3RH8tI8
-Carbon Filters: amzn.to/41QS0Wv
-3M Respirator Mask: amzn.to/48M9JR9
-3M Respirator Cartridges/Filters: amzn.to/3vswxY0
-Fire Extinguisher: amzn.to/3SjhFEt
-Gloves: amzn.to/3S8oMiN
STORAGE & ORGANIZATION:
-Micro Tool Chest: amzn.to/3Hrgqg6
-Wooden 7 drawer storage box for organizing stones: amzn.to/3ue5uzc
-Pliers Rack: amzn.to/3HtRwMJ
-Adjustable Workbench: amzn.to/3Odbgbg
-Rotary Tool Bit Holder: amzn.to/3UbBqPr
-Mesh Rack to organizer metal: amzn.to/47Mcy3K
PLIERS:
-Flat Nose pliers: amzn.to/3S6FCP5
-Chain Nose Pliers: amzn.to/3H6HwZM
-Metal Cutting Shears: amzn.to/48MKf6v
-Bracelet Bending Pliers: amzn.to/47s5CbW
-Double Nylon Pliers: amzn.to/3S9MDO3
-Crimping/Jumpring Pliers: amzn.to/3RHd90Q
MANDRELS & HAMMERS:
-Ring Sizing Mandrel w/ ring sizers: amzn.to/3tLhtEh
-Stainless Steel Ring Mandrel w/ Small Rubber Hammer: amzn.to/3TWLzj3
-Large Rubber Mallet: amzn.to/47r6M7u
-Ball Pein Hammer: amzn.to/41LP79D
-4lb Hammer: amzn.to/3RLjmsJ
-Steel Bench Block 6X6: amzn.to/3RRPtqu
SAW FRAMES, SAW BLADES, LUBRICANT:
-German Saw Frame w/ 144 Assorted Saw Blades: amzn.to/4b7Kj2n
-Green Lion Saw Frame: amzn.to/3Uc91sy
-Nano Advanced Jeweler's Saw Blades 5/0: amzn.to/3udPEVj
-Saw Blade Organizer: amzn.to/47MoK4N
-Saw Blade Lubricant: amzn.to/48KVuwo
-Wooden V-Top Bench Pin: amzn.to/3OdwINt
SOLDERING:
-Big Shot Butane Torch: amzn.to/3SrbSwv
-Bernzomatic Micro Flame Butane Torch: amzn.to/3tUGRrv
-Butane Gas Refill Canister: amzn.to/3tUH3ad
-Pickle Pot: amzn.to/3UcjiVF
-Pickle Acid: amzn.to/491sq3C
-Baking Soda: amzn.to/4964Fr0
-Copper Tweezers: amzn.to/47LJ7yT
-Third Hand Tweezers: amzn.to/47NgdOQ
-Stainless Steel Tweezers: amzn.to/48JCkao
-Solder Picks: amzn.to/48GHZxV
-Flux Brushes: amzn.to/3OecS4z
-Flux: amzn.to/48PM576
-Solderite Soldering Board: amzn.to/47Qt8j4
-Hard, Medium, Easy Wire Solder: amzn.to/48MFvOG
-Hard, Medium, Easy Sheet Solder: amzn.to/48GInwn
POLISHING:
-Foredom Rotary Tool w/ Flexshaft Attachment: amzn.to/3vMxf2o
-3M Radial Bristle Discs in various grits: amzn.to/3Hv0UQf
-Screw Mandrels for rotary tool in 3/32: amzn.to/3Scn1ji
-Silicone Polishing Wheels: amzn.to/3OfmbRF
-Half Round File: amzn.to/3O9qqOz
-Needle Files: amzn.to/3u54Hkc
-Sanding Paper in various grits: amzn.to/3u2JZ4w
-Foam Polishing Pad: amzn.to/3UcktV5
-Water Paint Brush (to apply oxidizer):
-Zam Buffing Compound: amzn.to/3SrFY2Y
-Sunshine Polishing Cloths: amzn.to/3SbpSsR
-Silicone finger/nail protectors: amzn.to/48Jys9k
-Jewelry Tumbler: amzn.to/49uREHV
STAMPING:
-Line Stamp: amzn.to/496HJbs
-Curved Line Stamp: amzn.to/48IadZf
-Dapping/Doming Block Set: amzn.to/3Sxu6g0
-20 Ton Hydraulic Press: amzn.to/3Ob0y52
STONE SETTING TOOLS:
-Bezel Pushers: amzn.to/3vF1b0g
-Burnisher: amzn.to/48VvbDA
-Ring Clamp: amzn.to/3vOa7Rd
-Ball Vise: amzn.to/3HsFWRU
PHOTOGRAPHY/FILMING:
-Nikon Z6ii w/ 24-70mm zoom lens f/4: amzn.to/4b5gAHv
-Overhead Phone Mount: amzn.to/3udSJER
DISCLAIMER: Some of the links are affiliate links, which means at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you decide to click through and make a purchase.
Do silversmithing at your own risk. **This video is for entertainment purposes only. ** Information herein should not be substituted for that of a professional. Be sure to reference the instructions and warnings of all your tools/materials/equipment. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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I've wanted, for years, to start making silver jewelry but the most daunting task is the knowledge of not "over investing" from the onset. This is a true blessing. Thank you.
My advice, go as minimum as you can - just get started and see where your interests head - your tool list will follow. 🙂
I started out by finding a jeweler going out of business on ebay. 👍
then I discovered I had a strong liking for lapidary, and so started slowly investing towards that. Im also very big with diy (check out my channel).
Main thing is, just start 🙂
You're very welcome! i hope you found it helpful! :)
This is the best beginners tool guide I've seen.... and I've seen a lot!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing these videos. I'm trying to teach myself the craft and you're right, it can be overwhelming! So you are a God send. Thank you!!!!!
Aww this comment just made my night!!! Thank you so much Lauren!!! I am sooo glad you found this video helpful!!!🥰❤️😃
Thanks for this video! I’m getting my daughter everything she needs to get started for Christmas and had no idea where to start! I’ve watched almost all your videos now and they’re very well put together. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you found these videos helpful!😃
This was a wonderfully organized and informational video-thank you so much for that and for creating this content! So helpful!
You are so welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful!😊
thank you x a million for making these videos, they are the most helpful and clear I’ve seen so far and it makes everything so much more approachable!! also, the links you provided are so appreciated since most videos tell you what you need but only link expensive kits from jewelry companies 😭
You’re so very welcome!! I’m so glad you found this video helpful!!☺️❤️
Thanks so much for going over the necessary items, what you use them for, and why you like those items. The price list and totals was also most helpful. Very clear, concise, and you explained things so well.
I very much appreciate this as I consider a major job change and move for the retirement years of my life. More helpful than anything else I have seen.
Oh thank you so much for your kind words! I am so glad it was helpful!💛
Always interesting to hear what pro jeweller's consider a good starting kit. Thanks for sharing.
This is so very helpful! Thank you ❤️
You're so welcome!
Love your videos. I appreciate how much information you included in each video! Thank you!
You are so welcome!💕
This was so thorough! Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Nice job! Very thorough!👍👍👍
Thank you so much Herb!!☺️🙏🏻
This is awesome! Thank you!! Love your videos!!
You’re welcome!! I’m so glad you enjoy them!☺️
Fantastic video! This is EXACTLY the information I needed and you did it in a clear, organized manner. Thank youuu!
Oh thank you so much!!☺️
This video was absolutely great!
Thank you so much for your knowledge! And thank you for all the links! And you have a great day!👍🤗
You are so welcome! Glad you liked it! :)
Thank you so much, I’m starting out in my soldering journey and this is more than helpful!
Oh I am so glad!💙
Brilliant. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this - I have been overwhelmed but this really helps - love your videos and I've learned so much!
Oh thank you so much Debbie! I am so glad you have found my videos helpful 😊
Verry well done, Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!!
Thank you SO much for these videos!! My great grandma left me all of her lapidary/silversmithing tools and after finding your channel I feel like I can get started using everything!! 💕
That's amazing!!😃 And I'm so glad you found these videos helpful!💙
Really, really great video for just starting out and getting the basic tools without going overboard! Thank you SO much for sharing!
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great presentation!! I have acquired all of these tools by watching eBay closely for "jewler tool lot". I've bought them for a fraction of the "new" price. When I got duplicate tools, I traded with members of our lapidary club or sold online. Thanks for a great list!
Amazing 👏🏼👏🏼🥰 I’m waiting more wonderful video tutorial from u!! 🔝🇺🇸
Thank you so much!!☺️☺️
I was able to get the whole list and a Baha needlework pendant in Sterling! Thanks Amazon Credit and your guidance you rock!
Fantastic! I'm glad you found this helpful!😃
Honestly it was so useful. Your channel is brilliant. Thank you for sharing.
Aww thank you so much!!🙏🏻💛
You are so helpful!! Thank you ❤
You're so welcome!❤
Very high quality video and super useful.
Thank you very much! I appreciate it! :)
Amazing! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Thank you. This really helped me build my newbie bench :)
Glad it helped!
I have learned so much from your tutorials! I really appreciate this one, it has been so helpful for starting out! Thank you!
I'm so glad!💛
I really appreciate 🙏 you sharing. Thankyou
You’re welcome!
Super helpful
Thank you!!!😁
Thank you so much for the very detailed explanation of all the tools I will need and not need to spend money on. Your advice has been the best I've found as far as what materials I will need and how much it's gonna cost me. Wonderful tutorial
Oh I’m so glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your kind words!🙏🏻☺️
Great information I know as a beginner I seem to purchase more than needed. I am trying to make due with what I have which is all the items you have.
I’m glad you found this helpful! I made the mistake of purchasing too many tools when I first started out as well. Such a big waste of money 😑 I tried to be as concise as possible with this tool list. A lot of these are the bare minimum but I think a great starting point!
Excelente información gracias
Thank you so much for sharing. Great video. Liked and subscribed 😃❤️
Thank you so much!!😃
Im ganno start now buying this tools 1 by 1 until i complete them all.
-i love your vids and i wanted to try this.
I am so glad you enjoy them! I hope you find them helpful! :)
this video is so so helpful!! thank you!! just subscribed :)
Thank you so much!!🙏🏻😊
awesome tutorial
Thank you!!
Your videos are amazing! I don't know how you don't have way more subscribers but I'm sure you'll be there soon with the quality videos and info! Most people charge for this sort of information!
Oh my goodness, this comment just made my day! Thank you so much Siena!!🙏🏻❤️☺️
Thak you
Seriously loving all of your videos!! Where do you purchase all of your sterling silver supplies?
Monsterslayer.com!
Can you give any information about your leather mats on your desktop? I just had a wooden counter installed for my workbench, and I want to protect it at all costs. Thanks!
Hi there! I came across your video and it is very helpful. I was trying to click the brass hammer link but the link takes me to a hammer that is "alloy steel" it look similar but you mentioned your is a brass hammer.
Hmm sorry about that! Not sure if the link was updated! I think alloy steel would work just fine though. If not there may be other brass options on Amazon if you do some digging or you could find one at your local hardware store!😊
Can we have a tour of your rings you are wearing?! 😍
Haha! Those are actually some of my very first rings I ever made! I never take them off.🥰
Can I make a ring larger with a wooden or rawhide mollot if not how ?
Mmm it can be difficult. You may be able to hammer it .5 a size to a full size larger. If the ring has a stone, you may need to remove the stone and add silver to the band to make it bigger depending on how much larger you need to go.
Do you think it's important to have a typical jewelry workbench? Like the ones that have the arch cut out?
Not at all! I just use a regular old desk I found off FB market place lol!
This video was very helpful although iam wondering where do I get the silver ? Is there a place or website I buy from or how does that work ?
Yep! Check out my description I mention a couple sources there!😃
Can anyone tell me where to get the shellac vax
Can you also use the same tools to work with gold?
I would say so, however I do not work with gold so I am not 100% sure
Hi there, question. You posted you bought your 3M radial bristle discs on amazon but when I click the link it’s no longer there. Any idea where I can buy these color discs you have so I can use it for my flex shaft?
Thank you!!
Unfortunately those 3m radials discs are extremely are to come by now. Almost everywhere I know of is sold out 😩
@@SpiritMountainSilver 😭 any recommendations for another brand? If i go with the same brand as your flex shaft? Super new to this so I’m kinda confused on which bristles are good and will go with the machine.
@@19micheller I'd try the dedeco brand!
Cute and talented. I'm a fan. 😜 Seriously though... only watched one video so far, but it'd be great if you could explain a bit more along the way. Like what the... pickle pot..? Is. For those of us that know nothing. I learned leatherworking from watching Chuck Dorsett with Weaver Leather Craft. Not sure if you're familiar, but his educational skill is phenomenal. Anyways... something to do, but definitely going to watch more of your videos. Would love to get into this.
Haha thank you! Check out some of my other process videos. I believe I go more in depth in to use of specific tools/equipment! My simple silver ring video and turquoise ring video may be helpful!😊
@@SpiritMountainSilver The tool video was good and helpful. As was the simple silver ring... though that left me with more questions. Like... why a pickle pot? What's the point? And it got me a bit curious about the stamping and how to get that done without deforming the metal, since it seems like it would... Though, no clue. Sorry. Can only blame it on being really new to this. I always have a million questions when I start getting into something. Lol.
Haha no worries I’m the same way! The pickle pot is where you will put your pickling acid which is used to clean the metal of fire scale and such after soldering! Stamping fan deform the metal so you must be careful when doing it and learn the right amount of pressure to use. I still have to practice stamping. It’s a hard skill to learn!
@@SpiritMountainSilver Appreciate the responses. Considering how good you've gotten with the rest of the silversmithing, I doubt you have a problem with stamping. 😜
Does the position of the teeth matter ? Should they point forward or backwards
Hi. Are you referring to the saw blade in a jeweler's saw? If so I have a full video that will answer all those types of questions! th-cam.com/video/papzumc6Lzg/w-d-xo.html
Use only copper tweezers in the pickle because all other metal tweezers will make your pickle give a rose patina to all you pickle.
Yup! This is correct!🙌🏻
Do you have a link to purchase silver plate and bezel supplies?
Check out this video! th-cam.com/video/bi26DAYYjf8/w-d-xo.html
I go in to detail on all the different silver you can buy and also include a checklist and links in the description of the video
I looked at it 3 times. I don't hear where to buy online. Thanks though.
@@artist11designstudio It's in the description below the video!
No acetylene torches?
Nope! I only use butane and have never run in to any issues!😊
@@SpiritMountainSilver if I were to only buy one of the butane torches starting out, which one would you recommend?
You said brass hammer but it is steel. Right?
Yes!
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Ah, I'm sorry!
This is not silversmithing. It is jewelry making.
It is because I work with silver lol
@@SpiritMountainSilver Smithing is forming and raising, lots of hammering... this is the traditional and correct definition. I know that meaning changes with time, but... it is an important detail.
No slight intended here. This is a universal mistake being made by many jewelry makers.
Hi everyone, this girl should be to learm bit more about metals! She shows as mandrel and blocks calling them stainless. It`s sure possibly, but for this tools are used hardened tool steels. There are existed hardened stainless steels, but they are expensive and not necessery. Tool steel is cheaper and better. Her "stainless" steel mandrel on top is bit rusty. Her "brass" hammer is sure from steel. Believe me, I've seen a lot of bronze and steel and I can tell the difference. About this "brass" "smoothing" hammer: please never try to flattening something by hammer surface like this. It should be bit rounded without sharp edges. Ask any blacksmith; it's the almost the same job. Next: necessery for round bending are round, and flat & round(or halfround) jaws pliers.
Thanks for sharing your insight! Always good to learn proper terminology and anyone concerned with these types of specifics should definitely take note. As for the hammers I use, they produce the results I’m going for, but there’s always different ways of doing things and finding what works for you is all part of the joy of silversmithing!
@@SpiritMountainSilver :) Let try to bit rounding surface of yours hammer and remove sharp edges use sandpaper. You'll see how the hammer works better. And necessarilly polish surface by felt. Good luck! K.
@@krzysztofkocierba8537 All great points! This video was intended as a beginner introductory video, and because of that I didn’t want to overwhelm the audience with too much information. 😊 But I will definitely be doing a more in depth follow up video some time in the near future. Stay tuned!
@@SpiritMountainSilver Especially for beginners properly way is the most important think. For example this form hammer surface is excellent for nails hammering, not for silversmithing. Heartly regards. K
This was so thorough! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!😊