I won some of your tools back in a contest you had……big thank you again ✌️❤️🇺🇸from Kentucky

@JasonsWorks

18 күн бұрын

Awesome! 😁

Glad to see you back! Doing a video!

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rocky!

That was a great refresher! I especially like the farm animal sounds in the background!

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

LOL! The farm sounds are a bonus :)

Thanks Jason, I watched you years ago when I first starting and have several of your dies and tools, but it's been about 5 years when I last made any rings, and of course a couple of friends that have seen the ones I ware and know I used to make then want me to make them one now. I have retired and moved to Florida, 😢So after going through my tubs trying to find all my ring making tools and extras, I also wanted and needed to watch some videos on the process that I had forgotten much about, this video even though it says you did it a year ago seems very similar to one you made years ago, which I guess makes sense the process shouldn't change much, so thanks again for getting me back on track.

Better than watching tv. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Best wishes from düsseldorf germany...peace ✌️

Welcome back Jason. I’ve still got the original manual you produced and still using all the great tools I purchased from your good self.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Excellent Robbie! That is great to hear :)

@conniesenesr6915

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Very interesting, I would like to have one done

@conniesenesr6915

Жыл бұрын

Happy New Year! Jas!

Good information Jason, I've been going the way of much thinner bands myself as well whereas when I first started many many years back, it was all about keeping as much of the coin as possible but that's what is fun about the hobby. We are always learning new things, techniques and methods to create some new and fresh looking that stuns our customers when they see it for the first time. Thanks for always being a leader in the industry especially when it comes to tooling, you're definitely one of the great pioneers of the hobby and it was great to seeing you come out with a new video. Thumbs Up and Likes 👍👍👍👍👍

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great 👍🏽 tutorial-video Jason! Well done 👏🏼

Hi Jason. If been watching Coin ring making for some time now. This video is by far the BEST about How, Why and What? You are really good in explaining things as you do them and as the progress goes on. Thumps up Man, very good Job.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I hope to get a some more vids out soon.

Thank you for teaching me something.

Welcome back with just another great video,have been missing them. Merry X-mas and a happy new year to u and your family.

Thank you for the video with instructions. I really enjoyed it.

Thanks for the video, just started doing coin rings. Can’t wait to do some more.

Hey Jason. So glad to see you back with fresh videos and your smiling face. Loved your class at Rio Grande. Have had compliments on the rings I’ve made based on what I learned there. I’m now interested in the bells. Will look over your supplies to make bells. Happy New Year and much success in 2023.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!@ Happy New Year!

Junk silver prices have gone nuts for the last...year? Glad to see you are making newer videos, Jason.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Yes, junk silver has a crazy premium! I suspect it will only go up from here, we'll see.

Watched the whole thing! Thanks for the shout out! When is the video with new tools coming out?! 😁

I like your still Jason!! 😂 great to see making vids again.

Best coins to practice on are foreign coins. You can buy them by the pound at my coin place. I bought 5 pounds of foreign coins for 5 bucks! Alot are same size as us coins. Also, foreign coins have some amazing details and look really nice.

@robertstarner8083

Жыл бұрын

Do you have an address???

hey Jason.....seeing you agai is good....and seeing your shop makes mine look not so bad.....grin Love Skip

@skipc7378

Жыл бұрын

tried to call you last week

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

LOL! I cleaned up the shop before I did the video...had to make a path top the bench lol!

I just finished a 20 dollar gold piece for a biker. Don't hurt me lol it was a 1932 St. Gaudens. I know..i know..but he paid good money to have it made and I got to keep the plug and the shavings. So not a bad deal

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I just pulled the trigger and purchased your Delux Kit. I did this after viewing many many videos to establish a rudimentary knowledge of coin ring making. Being a semiretired dentist I think I have a fairly good grasp on fairly complicated manipulative skills. I have been successful with quarters and half dollars in creating rings. I recently purchased some early Washington silver quarters. To mu dismay when I attempted to stretch, the first three started to split. This occurred almost immediately after a quarter turn on the stretcher. I varied the initial punch hole starting small and trying to conserve as much metal as necessary. I annealed several times and never observed cracks or defects…I smoothed the cut surfaces. Now I’m gun-shy !!!!! Not enough annealing???? Too much???? I have made several quarter rings before and never encountered this. Before I end up butchering more I just need your input!!!!! Thanx Jason and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Dr Bob

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Hello Robert! Washington silver quarters are tough. Try 7/16" hole, be sure to anneal in a pitch black room and take it to a dull red heat, deburr the edge of the hole. Take it slow, stretch a little at a time and use a 10X jewelers loop to see if you have any stress risers starting. If you catch them early enough, file the cut edge down past the stress riser. Watch around Washington's chin and neck, biggest difference in thickness there. You got this! :)

@robertstarner8083

Жыл бұрын

@@JasonsWorks Thanx Jason!! I’ll give it my best shot🍺🍺🍺

Awesome Stuff Jason, really enjoy your ring making video's ..... your tools are Great

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Thank you for doing that I was able to get a detailed list of all the items needed to make coin rings very interesting interested Tips 1 Camera work is fine it is what it is, 2 Maybe explain sweedin you talked about if you wobble it you use swed to correct 🤔 I think? 3 Is Amazon okay for starter tools Rio kinda 💰 4 how much will you sell that liberty for is there a cap or they well sought after And finally Jason got to answer truthfully How many coin rings do you own You know the not for sale ones 😂 Once again thanks for the know Will keep an eye 👁 out for wire rope vid

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Good questions! 1. Yes, camera work is not my thing, not techy :) 2. I do have videos showing the swede technique. Really good tips in those. 3. Get what you can afford and work your way up. That's how I did it. I'm still improving my tools and sell the old ones to upgrade. 4. Check out www.jasons.works for prices. I'm a bit pricey but there nice rings and guaranteed 5. I have about a dozen personal rings that I would not sell :) Thanks! j

Jason, have you made any videos of you making a quarter ring? Can’t find any and would love to see your approach to making them.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Good question! I think I have but I should do a new one. They are tricky! Thank you! j

@Ozarkwild

Жыл бұрын

@@JasonsWorks Looking forward to seeing it! I just bought your tools, the ‘whole gamut’. Bought them used, but like new. FAR better than the cheaper dies I was using. That high polish makes a HUGE difference. Nothing gets stuck.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

@@Ozarkwild Excellent! Yep, a high polish is the trick! :)

Thank you very well done !!!

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Jason……I took your advice with the Ben Franklin and SUCCESS!!!! One other question…..You are working on a target size for this ring around 11. If your target would be say a 7, at this point after using the 17deg reduction would you choose the Swedish Wrap to further reduce?? Thank You….Dr Bob

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Yep, you got it. I think about a size 9 is possible with the 25 degree on a half dollar but that will be more fat tire. Reduce in the swede to an 8 or 9 then finish in the 17 or 25 for the look you want.

Ring, Ring, Ring..... hello, I am from the ATF.... what is that silver thing in the back of your shot....??

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

LOL! I distill my own water for ionic silver :) Also for tinctures, hand sanitizer and so much more!

@goldenarrow5201

18 күн бұрын

😂✌️from Kentucky

how can i get please on

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Check out www.jasons.works Thanks! j

Hi Jason happy thanksgiving day from Virginia. I’m new to this hobby. Can help me choose a tool kit not a beginner at least good one so I won’t buy anymore. Thanks again God bless

@JasonsWorks

8 ай бұрын

You bet! Shoot me a message from my website. Here is a link. jasons.works/contact/ I would want to start out with the starter kit but it all depends how easy you want to make the rings. I can send you some more info as well.

Hi Jason, is it better to stretch the ringreed side down or reed side up? Thanks for great videos, hope to hear back from you.

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

I like to stretch the reed side up. It stretches the cut side a little more due to the shape of the stretcher. That helps to get the cut side caught up to the reed side. Only measure the reed side though. The cut side will always be thinner , therefore larger and is why you need to overstretch past your target size.

Good Video. Just wondering, do you feel that Black Max will get the coin much darker than liver of sulphur? Also, do you believe it will stay darker longer when trying to lightly sand off the date etc.?

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

I think the black max is a bit better. All patinas, plating, etc will wear off rings though. Rings are to prone to abuse. Some like to do a light patina so there is not a drastic difference when it does wear off.

Hey What was the name of the other Ring making guy? Thx Cool video again Jason! 👌🏼

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Skyler Jenkins, "change you can wear"

@michaelneukomm

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

What is that thing that lights the torch?

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

That is an automatic torch ignitor form Rio Grande. Here is a link: www.riogrande.com/product/automatic-torch-igniter/503048GP/?code=503048

Do you sell your rings ??

@JasonsWorks

10 ай бұрын

Hello, Yes. Here is a link. Thank you! J jasons.works/product-category/coin-rings/

Hey Jason. Are you doing classes anymore?

@JasonsWorks

Жыл бұрын

Not right now unfortunately. I hope to again.

Was good baut very very long