Clearly one of the best tutorials I've ever watched on this topic. Very detailed and well thought out. I'm a new subscriber!

Wow, as a former bench jeweler, I found this video very informative. If I had the tools, I would definitely be able to follow your tutorial and make one of those. Great video!

I just started the video to have quick glance at the copper bracelet, but the intro music drew me in, and your presentation and explanations kept me watching the whole video. Great work and great video!

This is like the best demonstration I have found to be useful for what I want to do, Great job

Incredible tutorial!!! Thank you for going through all the detail. One of the best tutorials I've seen on anything!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome!

Wow, that's a lot of info packed into an hour! Beautiful work.

Very well done instructional video! Thanks!

Thank you, very good video and explanation of each step.

This is beautiful!!

Jus wanna say thank you for these amazing video with soooo much information you have really help light a fire in me to get creating these awesome pieces of jewelry for my self and maybe to one day make some side money. Thank you very much for taking the time to teach us these steps and tricks of the trade.

I am so envious of your power tools and shop! 😄

I've learned, to get a uniform twist in your multiple wires, figure how long you want each strand to be, get that much wire for how many strands and how many sections you want, twist it all in one go, then cut to length, uniformity is best that way. And it makes the end product look that much better

Me to.love power tools. sister power!! ha ha i love my dremels/rotary tools. too. i own like 4 dremels/ 4 drills. mega screw drives! 8 hammers. from jewellery ones, to framing and i even taught myself to weld. thanks for the video. I love copper. and i also make cutlery jewellery.. try that.. awesome jewellery!!

Very cool,I learned ALOT . Great Info IMO......Rather Long video....but informative for a beginner as me lol....I'm gonna be gettin into this homemade jewelry stuff and some pours as well. Thanks

This was very informative and well presented! Thank you!!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Thx for the lectures.

These are awesome, thank you!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

Just out of curiosity... Why did cut the jump rings instead of just leang them uncut and soldering the coil together?

Perfektná práca....👍👍👍🌲🌳

really nice job ! I can use this to practice my soldering and get a great bracelet too? Thanks for sharing!

Bonito trabajo

Tutoriales de alanbre y verdaderas joyas exelentemte de conprender muchas gracias GramEmma Patino de Iowa

Excellent video

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

I was not thrilled with 14+ ads that I had to watch to see this video (I suppose it's the price of "free" LOL!).😟 HOWEVER, it was an EXCELLENT TUTORIAL and demonstration 👍 and you did a great job explaining some of the things I wish had been explained to me when I first started making jewelry. I was wondering though if there would be less waste if the holes on your twister jig were closer together or would that not produce the best twisted result? Just curious before I give it a try. 🙂 Anyway, again... very good tutorial! 👍 Thanks so much for sharing! 😊

TYVM for the lesson on soldering! I currently use a little hot iron, as I only do jump rings at this time.

Nice

Can brass/brazing rod be used? Interested in how the contrast would look. Very nice video/info. Easy to understand. And I can stress this enough....thank you for providing useful camera angles and zoom. Awesome

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

It isn't something I've used for jewelry but I don't see why it wouldn't work.

I do believe her theme song should be Ray Stevens, “Power Tools.”

Yes

great video....do you ever do a 10 foot or so copper strand at once?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

You wouldn't get an even twist from end to end.

First of all I loved your video, secondly what solder do you use and how do you stop the copper from tarnishing.

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

I use both silver solder and copper solder. We sell several types on our website. www.flatwearable.net/home/soldering-station/

Where did you get color coded solder ? Great bracelet, thanks for the tute !

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

We carry it on our website. www.flatwearable.net/home/soldering-station/

@maladylis08

3 жыл бұрын

@@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry how cool ! Wish is was wire instead of pallions but I'll get some in time. Thanks !

i just looked up keiga wire cutters and they are now discontinued by the manufacturers. might be able to buy off of riogrande or somewhere like that. it figures the good stuff gets discontinued. good video. keep up the good work,

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

We carry them on our website. www.flatwearable.net/home/twist-it-up-bracelet-jig/

Can you use a hand crank with a chuck and a chuck holding the wires in the vise?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

So long as you can keep the wires taught that should work.

just to make sure. the sader is the same as you would use on sterling right?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

Easy silver solder would work fine

What size hole are you putting in the disc? Do you need different size holes for different size wires?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

1/8". You can drill any size holes you would like.

Jus wondering y you pickle pot after annealing not most do it that way was trying to figure out the difference. Thank you

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

Жыл бұрын

Annealing creates fire scale which needs to be removed.

would be faster to use wood with a 3 inch hole saw

When you annealed the twisted wire, did you roll it into a bundle as before? TY!!! Great video!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I did

what size holes did you drill?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

About 4mm

What type of pickling pot ??

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

A small crock pot from a thrift store

Could you use dead soft wire?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

absolutely

@dennismitchell5276

6 ай бұрын

Live wire would be shocking.

Isn't it a compass? Or do others call it a divider???

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

Жыл бұрын

Technically, a compass is a drafting instrument that has one pen or pencil point and one sharp point that is positioned at the center of the circle to be described, while a divider, on the other hand, has two sharp points, one for the center and the other for scribing or marking.

do you sell these? if so I'm interested!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you can message me at suzanne@flatwearable.net

Can these bracelets be purchased?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

Check our Facebook page for how you can purchase jewelry made by Suzanne. facebook.com/FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

I used bullet ends on one.. made it for a male customer, he didnt buy it. and too big for me to wear. will make another one, for myseef now...

40:05 What is this?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

Copper jump rings

@inneczasy4913

2 жыл бұрын

@@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry How do you connect copper? What's in the box labeled "H"?

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

2 жыл бұрын

solder

Nice tut, I think. Didn’t make it to the end, though. The amount of commercials is just rude. Dim it, girl!

@FlatwearableArtisanJewelry

3 жыл бұрын

We have no control over the amount of ads shown.

Nice

Nice