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Making a 4TH OF JULY Ring from Tungsten Carbide, Camo Acrylic, and Bullet Casings
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY PEOPLE!!! We wanted to make a ring to honor those men and women that so valiantly protect our country and help maintain our freedom so we can enjoy the blessings of life. We decided to use some materials to represent the troops such as Camo Acrylic, Bullet Casings, and Tungsten Carbide.
We show the process from start to finish! Check it out!
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Cool process! As a vet, I enjoyed watching this being made. I would have never thought of using a vacuum to catch all those shavings. Good job.
Great video! The results are amazing and you both work well together. Get her in the video some more and the two of you will pop on the screen! Have fun.
The problem with using a sander is you end up with more bits of sand paper than you’d think. I tried it that way once and because of the color of paper it really showed. Now I use a file, no more sand paper remnants. Beautiful ring. Always thumbs up and a subscriber.
I can’t “like” this video enough! This This video is so cool! Your ideas are innovative and unique and creative! And the end results, the rings that I can see on your shop and on your website a really unique! Best of luck in your business!!
Where can I buy the acrylic block and does it come in white Camo? Love the video
I love watching the whole process!! I'm just curious do y'all keep any of the rings to yourselves? Like do you just have this whole collection of your favorite rings and switch between whenever? Sorry this comment is a lot haha but I also have a cool idea for a ring like it would be so hard to make I'm sure but I would love to have a wedding ring with my favorite picture or pictures of me and my husband together
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Serena Heckford so to be totally honest, yes! Haha the ring collection builds up.. or sometimes we’ll sell them at a discount!
What type of "bit" is that in the drill press?