Noooo sound ???

thumbs up , retired Canadian jeweller , thanks for your video .

Beautiful job 🔥🔥🔥

You work with precision. Thank you

Juda ham ajoyib hamkasb videolaringiz menga juda yoqdi

thank you for this! this is how i taught myself to make jewelry is thanks to people like you! you rock!

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

@Celestial_Reach

8 ай бұрын

@@setting-the-standard its funny, ive watched this and the free castle video several times. super helpful. tells me that your paid for content would be worth every cent if i can ever get to affording them. thanks again for this free version, i come back to these alot to try and glean something i missed last time

Thank you for sharing these videos. Amazing work.I am a new aspiring jeweler!

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Great stuff.

Love your videos.. thank you for sharing

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them! thanks so much!

What happened to the audio? 0:30

This is great. Had no idea you had a KZread channel.

Awesome master setter

keep up the work . we watching

Great video 💪

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

cheers man!

Belíssimo trabalho amigo, sou iniciante na ourivesaria e a cravação e uma das coisa que admiro mais nessa arte. Forte abraço aqui do Brasil. Obrigado por compartilhar um pouco do seu conhecimento, grato!

Soooo Beautifulll Master!!

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

Fellow Canuck and new sub, thanks for this video.

Trabalho maravilhoso. Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho.

Fabulous

Great video! :-) Hopefully be able to take a class one day..

@setting-the-standard

10 ай бұрын

I hope so too! Half the day I learn from you, other half we switch! Your engraving is next level!

What are you using to hold the band while you drill? Excellent work and video

멋져여^^ 영상 감사합니다.

That is a craftsmen . I sure would like to learn ! There is a video How to make a Faberge Imperial egg which too is my goal to achieve creating with installation technique like demonstrated here in this video !

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! keep at it you'll get there

Hello, I watched your diamond planting video, it's really beautiful, I really like it, thank youI'm also better than Cambodia.

Good afternoon, it looks cool, tell me what the sharpening angle should be?

Hi . Very beautiful ring and beautiful work, cat you share what tools you are using? Is this engraving machine or hand peace Foredom chisel? Thank you. VJ

بژی وەستا ، کارێکی زۆر چێژ بەخش بوو ، سپاس

Sehr gut 👍🏻

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

danke schön!

I just learnt fishtail at work the other day.. a little different to this method but its interesting to see it done other ways! Will try out this way next I think! Also what's the angle of the graver you use at 5:30?

@kitchenkarma117

11 ай бұрын

and is the splitter tool you use just steel? Like an old bur?

What is that brass looking collet that you hold the ring with when engraving the sides? What is it called and where can I find them? Thank you!!

I insanely maticulos work it's like drawing on a pin head

The audio is completely gone after 0:25

@lowccperformance4059

6 ай бұрын

Probably copyright smh. I thought it was just me

if you are using 1.3mm stones how wide is the band you are working with?

If you keep being active you are definitely gonna blow up. Have you tried promoting some of your videos on reddit?

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I will continue to be active for sure! More active on the long form side too

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

Never tried on Reddit, wouldn’t even know where there to go?

What kind of tool is that. Why they split the prong like a knife cutting butter?

What kind of dividers are those?

Hi Great video enjoyed very much I would like to ask you what kind of micro motor you using with what torque and does it maintain the torque on all ranges of speeds? I just wonder which micro motor to get myself Thanks

@setting-the-standard

9 ай бұрын

I am a big fan of the marathon handy eco for value, that's what Im using here. 7.8ncm of torque, its very nice to work with. if your budget is higher I really like the Badeco but its considerably more

@blagoyan8933

9 ай бұрын

Hi Thanks for your reply I still can’t choose between Badeco or NSK What is your opinion do you have any experience with both of them Greatly appreciated Thanks

@setting-the-standard

9 ай бұрын

Ive used the NSK ultimate XL and the EVO and the Badeco is better than both, its amazing. @@blagoyan8933

@blagoyan8933

9 ай бұрын

@@setting-the-standard Thank you

Uss Sensei !!

Te amo

Vaou love you from Azərbaycan🇦🇿

the split prong with u-cut is also called a french setting? Also curious why is it called french setting to begin with?

@arsavirkurucay8788

Ай бұрын

wonder that also.most prob started at France...

At the 5min plus mark. Are you using an Onglet...push Graver?

@setting-the-standard

10 ай бұрын

V gravers always, and GRS graver smith

@arsavirkurucay8788

Ай бұрын

grs carbade right?

Does it matter if it s gold, white gold or Platinum to do this fishtail setting?

@setting-the-standard

9 ай бұрын

it does not, no. silver is trickier as its so soft but still possible

Newbie question: bought a set of hart burs and they're all 2%-3% under the rated sizes. (ex: 025 = 2.43mm) What tolerance should be required in burs?

@setting-the-standard

7 ай бұрын

This is normal. You’ll find with Diamonds and gemstones though unless you pay a premium, most of those don’t come in exact calibrated sizes anyway, so you’ll need to learn to cut a 2.53 hole with that 2.43 bur

@setting-the-standard

7 ай бұрын

Basically assume all holes will likely need precise adjustment to get a good seat, assuming your bur is 2.5 and the stone you’ve ordered as 2.5 is a great way to run into trouble. Cz are nicely calibrated but move to cheap gemstones and sometimes those can range from 2.35-2.65 depending on how little your supplier cares

@tsmith4338

7 ай бұрын

@@setting-the-standard Thanks. I had no idea it was -that- important to match diameters (I've got LOTS to learn).

Ale jak podzielić obrączkę żeby było akurat miejsca i nic nie zostało?😊

👍…🔥

How much wider than stone should the band be ? Thank you 🙏

@antosharboonian6110

6 ай бұрын

i'd say anywhere between 0.5mm to 1.2mm

@arabiclearner711

6 ай бұрын

@@antosharboonian6110 thank you 🙏

@antosharboonian6110

5 ай бұрын

now i've tried making my own ring and believe 1mm on each side will do

I'M TAKING THIS VIDEO TO MY JEWELER, I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE AN ETERNITY RING IN WHITE GOLD 😊

@setting-the-standard

9 ай бұрын

Why not come right to the source? Ian@barnardfinejewellery.com

Its a 60 degrees?

I am a diamond setter

Let’s say the stones are 1.5 mm what distance do you make from one hole to the other?

@setting-the-standard

Жыл бұрын

1.55

@aldo934

Жыл бұрын

No way tho, that would mean there would be barley any prongs. You also make the holes deep so how doesn’t the stones hit each other?

Buen video, para mostrarselo al joyero que arruinó mis anillos de boda. Tal vez asi aprende un poco.

Job vacancy for diamond setting

У этого парня смело заказывайте украшения. Потому что он перенял опыт у лучшего в мире преподавателя.

Waw

ապես երկար կյանք

I just ordered a vevor Pneumatic jewelry engraver. It looks like a knock off of the GRS for 1700$, the one I got was 300$. so what im asking is if I get nicer high end engraver handtool, will it be better then the cheap ones it comes with or if I get top made engraver tips? thanks for your time. And if im on the right track, what handheld and tips should I get?

@Ninyaho

11 ай бұрын

Tell me how many strokes per minute ur machine have

@tattoobaker

11 ай бұрын

@@Ninyaho it says 400-8000 strokes per minute

Wow at the 10min mark, I can feel my irreparable Rotator Cuff ligaments screaming 😱. I'll have to use the pneumatic or other gas system to sett.

@setting-the-standard

10 ай бұрын

I dont think you'll go back to hand push after pneumatic

No sound????

Где звук??????

Barnard, you set the stones very low. this is not entirely true. It is enough to put quite a bit below the level of the surface of the workpiece. And maybe even on par.

@setting-the-standard

11 ай бұрын

Yes, in the longer video of this Eugene I explain what happened. Was using a new brand of burs I was not used to, so all are even but a little low I agree. I thought it was a good opportunity to show that all is not lost if you drill a little low