hello where did you find the paste at 9:16 ?

@Silverhand..

Жыл бұрын

www.amazon.de/Silverline-107879-Polierpaste-blau-500/dp/B002QRUGJK/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=silverline+blue&qid=1667753685&sr=8-3 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫

@cuetTimmonz

8 ай бұрын

i found some on ebay.

I make a lot of these. Consider putting one end of the 4 strands of wire in the vice and the other end of the 4 strands in a variable speed drill. Slowly turn the drill in the desired direction while pulling back on the drill. You will find your wire will twist much neater and tighter. ;)

@rockpaperscissors6521

Жыл бұрын

good tip

As always an excellent job making the bracelet it turned out beautiful and a great video too. Nice!

Excellent job. Seems doable for a novice. Thank you. 👍

I think you should try making another bracelet with silver gold and copper wires next time have a great weekend

for the uneven spots (like the couple of spots in the twist that weren't uniform) is there a jewelers lubricant that can be used to keep things sliding so it stays even or do you just have to deal with them individually?

Beautiful piece

Good easy work! I like your twisting idea of the bench vise and the hand tool. I normally use my 3/8 cordless drill, but I can see in a pinch when my drill's battery is charging, I can use your method. Well done!

Beautiful work!

Love it! Well Done man!

Bellissimo!!! Complimenti!!

nice work!

I just found your channel. I love it. You do beautiful work. I will keep watching..

what is that hand vise tool you are using to grip the wire to twist? Where can I get one?

where does one get the hand tool? Is that the proper name for it also?

Can we use the gas oven instead of the blow torch for those who do not have one pls?

Красивый но коротковатый Спасибо за показ

LOOKS GOOD. 🇺🇸✌️👍🏻

Buenísimo gracias x compartir

What kind of file are you using?

It'll fall off the first time you stop thinking about it. That's what cuffs do. They fall off. And that bracelet looks like it would come apart if leaned on. I thought you'd put tips on the ends to add a bit of length and definition.

My dad used to make copper wire bracelets. People swear they help their joint pain.

Thanks, nice work. I too prefer winding the wire with hand tools. I really like the little wrench you use. What is it called, I’d like to get one.

Turned out good

very nice

Cool!

Nice work with minimal tools, but you really should put the metal in a picking solution after annealing in order to remove the firescale. Twisting up all that dirty metal is going to make it hard to clean it up.

@mtrum79

Жыл бұрын

What is picking solution and where can I find it

@belglacius

Жыл бұрын

@@mtrum79 *pickling solution. Search for “sparex” as an easy way.

what is the name of the bit you use with your dremel ? thanks great work

@Loki_Dokie

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like sanding bit, the 2nd one looks like a bit for putting polishing compound on, buffing I suppose

Nice!

That is cool👍

Schönes Armband, danke für das Video. Wie dick ist der verwendete Draht?

@Silverhand..

Ай бұрын

2.5 mm

MAKING GOLD silver disign very nice

I twist anodized wire for bracelets and use a drill and go to 12 gauge wire !

muy bonita y entretenida de hacer. Yo uso pulseras de cobre que hago con argollas. Y no se me pone verde la piel como a muchos que leo por aquí.

@laboratorioneox

Жыл бұрын

Cómo logras que no se ponga verde?

Where can I buy the tool you use to twist the wires and the name of it. Right now I'm using a Cresent wrench.

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

That is a 60 -70 jears old French Key Tool Show on Google or Amazon

@dennislea3159

2 жыл бұрын

@@Silverhand.., I got to find one.

Nice, I’ve never been able to find out even though I haven’t really tried hard, but I would like to know what the solution is that you dip the wire and when you’re done firing it

@susanmcneil5159

9 ай бұрын

Water to cool the metal after annealing.

Very nice work, loved the video thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent. 😊🤩🤯❤

Bravo ❤️❤️❤️

why didnt you made a simetric patern?

Cool, is there a way to twist it so it comes out even?

@wientz

Жыл бұрын

Yes ...take the slightest bit of care and pull on the wire when twisting this guy totally f d this up

Getcha A nice green wrist !

@erikapaez9156

Жыл бұрын

pues no a todo el mundo se le pone verde. A mi no, depende de su PH. y si a usted no le gusta, no las use.

جميل جدا

Very nice

Awesome video ❤ Such talent ❤ Thank you for the video ❤ Can it be done with 18 gauge wire? ❤

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks and try that please

Магнит поставить будет помогать от давления.

Why you heating up this wires and then cool down. What is the purpouse?

@elainejohnbarnard4147

2 жыл бұрын

Working the copper wire makes it hard and brittle so it is necessary to heat it to dull red and cool it to make it soft and easy to work again. You can do this many times without detriment to the wire. This also goes for silver and gold. This process is called Annealing.

Que tiene el agua donde enfrias el cobre?

😃😃😃

глаз не оторвать

سلام كم قطر اسيخ نحاس اخي الكريم

greatt job

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Where did you get that stripper tool?

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Show under the Video ⬇️

cc, merci ;)

What gauge is the wire I'm sorry if I missed that?

@Silverhand..

2 ай бұрын

2.5 mm

Why do you heat up the wire before twisting together

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Make the Cooper softer

To really clean copper, dip it into a shallow dish of Worcestershire sauce. Swish it around (maybe use a soft art brush or soft toothbrush to get into any grooves). Wash in soapy water, rinse clear, dry. Will look bright shiny and brand new. (If you prefer the weathered antique look, avoid this method 🙂)

@Kayenne54

2 жыл бұрын

P.S. Rinse well, and dry.

@happydillpickle

Жыл бұрын

Haha worcestershire sauce? But worcestershire sauce is more expensive than cheap vinegar or even citric acid. Some people use cola because of the phosphoric acid content and it's definitely better for your teeth not to drink it.

@Kayenne54

Жыл бұрын

@@happydillpickle I was shown this trick by a manufacturing gold jeweller. Someone who creates jewellery using the various precious metals, diamonds etc. I suppose if you can afford to buy metres of (for example),14 gauge gold wire to create fine jewellery, worcestershire sauce would seem cheap. I wouldn't use cola because I suspect it would cause "pitting" in the metal, and copper isn't cheap anymore. one would be quite upset if the intended piece ended up with tiny little holes. Copper is used to practice metalsmithing techniques (which is where I learnt about the sauce hack); though copper strips and wire is often also used as a stand alone metal to make pieces of jewellery too. I'm fairly sure if cheap vinegar had the same effect he would have recommended that instead? but who knows.

@happydillpickle

Жыл бұрын

@@Kayenne54 There are so many varieties of worcestershire sauce available (I have 3 different types currently for some mysterious reason!) so I'm looking at the ingredients now to try to figure out the reason. The posh variety seems to have several types of vinegar (balsamic, red wine, plus grape juice concentrate. The generic supermarket variety has malt vinegar; the "chippa" variety has spirit vinegar and lemon juice. All contain molasses and salt. I heard some people "pickle" copper after annealing, with a mixture of salt and vinegar, but I have yet to learn the reason for this. I've used cola for treating very rusty mild steel, which was already very pitted. I'm going to have an experiment with a few flattened copper wires and see what happens.

@Kayenne54

Жыл бұрын

@@happydillpickle Maybe it's the combination of ingredients, rather than just vinegar of whatever sort, that makes the difference? You'd think he'd mention vinegar as a quick, cheap substitute, though - that seems to be the common ingredient? I've tried the worcestershire sauce (just Newmans or Holbrooks) and they both work brilliantly and quickly. Particularly useful for copper chain link, or anything with intricate weaving, which I've done with copper. I don't use a huge amount btw. Just about enough to almost cover the copper piece; maybe a few teaspoons in a shallow plastic container; swish it around so that it gets in everything. Rinse, gentle wash with dishwashing detergent, shiny and new looking. He also said that the "green" people get from wearing copper jewellery eventually stops happening as the person's body absorbs or gets used to the copper against the skin. At one point I couldn't work with copper anymore; I'd feel icky in the tummy, as though I'd reached saturation levels. So I wouldn't wear my own copper jewellery against the skin lol. But if I did, I'd stopped getting that greenish deposit. Reason for "pickling": "In jewelry making, pickling is used to remove the copper oxide layer that results from heating copper and sterling silver during soldering and annealing. A diluted sulfuric acid pickling bath is traditionally used, but may be replaced with citric acid."

Ложновитый браслет в древней Руси носили знахари и колдуны. У мастера золотые руки.

Hello, is it possible to know where you buy your wire, please? Thanks 🙏🌟🌞

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Im not buy the Wire that is a Rest of electrical cables

What is torching for?

@Silverhand..

9 ай бұрын

Make softer

Hi can anyone tell me what putting the flame to the copper does please?

@Silverhand..

Жыл бұрын

Make the Copper softer

Pack up the babies and grab the old ladies, when you start to cut wire; huh? 🤕🤕🤕🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Оригинальное исполнение. Это ваш стиль?

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Доброго дня суток нет просто нравится иногда эксперименты проводить как что получается из материала который вы пошол в мусор В дальнейшем будет больше робота с серебром и более сложные украшение.

About how long do you make yours ?

@Silverhand..

Жыл бұрын

Sorry. I dont khnow

Нужно было ещё пропаять этот браслет, а потом только полировать.

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Верно но не люблю поять медь

В конце рука к солнцу потянулась

Парнуха конечно,но на любителя,почему и нет.

কারখানা থেকে তামার ব্রেসলেট কোথায় পাব

Why not hammer while it's still hot? Not criticizing just curious.

@Silverhand..

Жыл бұрын

To soft

I have 2 questions: first it looks like it will fall of the moment you stop looking at it And second if used for a long time (assumed it doesnt fall off) is copper gonna lose its color and dye the skin in green because it oxidizes?

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

The First question i dont realy Anderstand The Second question yes when You Used that daily You See DARK cooler on your skin from the Cooper that is Not Bad but Looks not good I make Videos how You can make that from wir es You can find one eBay or Amazon a jewellery Wire or You can make from Silver Wire that.

@Crimsonjewel1

2 жыл бұрын

As long as the wires have been work hardened, once he shaped the bracelet to fit his wrist, it is not going to fall off. Second question...copper when mixed with the acids of the skin can turn a person's skin green. Read up on the health properties of copper... ie...too much acid in your skin can be related to a kidney issue. However, putting all that aside, Renaissance wax or Midas Touch will coat the copper for a year or so ...and no green skin.

@erikapaez9156

Жыл бұрын

yo uso pulseras de cobre, se me oscurecen, pero no se me pone la piel verde nunca . Eso depende de tu PH.

@Crimsonjewel1

Жыл бұрын

@@erikapaez9156 sorry there is no translation here.

@amazingvg6311

Жыл бұрын

@@Crimsonjewel1 tu te lo pierdes

How much Money？

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

Your Time !

끝에는 때워야지

Is it less expensive to the sealed wires?

@noeljosee

2 жыл бұрын

Much less expensive! You have to learn how to strip wires if you don't know how already, and it can be a little tedious, but waaaaay cheaper than purchasing bare wire ✨

@lynng3421

2 жыл бұрын

@@noeljosee Thank you!!!!

Repeated heating to redness and cooling down, what changes in the structure of copper ?😏

@Silverhand..

2 жыл бұрын

The Structure of Copper normalized

@lalune59

2 жыл бұрын

It anneals so it’s softer. Also you can do fire art in metal which stays like red blue purple •ᵉᵗ.ͨ but this just makes it makes me enough to work with without snapping. The more you work with it using metal the more you need to change the atoms again by heat. To set/work harden is just to tap it

@lalune59

2 жыл бұрын

Is the wire about 12g or more like 4mm thick?¿

What is the point of heating it every time?

@Silverhand..

Жыл бұрын

Youu feel it i have No Point

Mmmmmm....

а что это такое?)))))

L’air petit

Good concept but you lack finishing in the execution. Your method of twisting the wires is inaccurate and that’s why the pattern is not uniform. But you have good collection of tools. Better try to make a braid of 6 or 9 wires and then flatten it. It will be more uniform and flexible.

@LG-sw1ge

7 ай бұрын

No the rustic nature of the piece is it’s charm not mass produced!

Not a good job. Twisting of wires wasn't correct..

Ummm... What? This was cringe

Turn your skin green in minutes!!!

It’s like watching, amateur hour🤣