Thanks Annie. This is the best instruction for Tube setting that I have seen.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thanks, Linda. That's a huge compliment.

This was so clear and easy to understand. I have found it impossible to watch a lot of people on this topic. Thanks so much!

You are really great at teaching. Whatever you do , don’t stop making videos. We need more organized and professional tutorials such as yours

So helpful and thorough! Thank you!

This is an excellent demo, Annie! Thanks so much!!!

This is the clearest setting tutorial I have watched, could you please do a tutorial on flush settings?

Thank uuuu annie........ this is new idea............. simple & shortcut work........ 😍

OH my gosh goodness gracious, you are such a good instructor over video! I can't believe I stumbled onto this page. Thank you baby Jesus!!

Fabulous, clear, detailed, step by step instructions. Truly the best I've ever seen. Thank you Annie!

You are best teacher here.

I just took a workshop this weekend and struggled with the setting and I wish I would have seen this video and not taken my workshop. Your video is just amazing and clear and concise instruction. Thank you so much.

Great video, very informative and clear shots of everything, you should upload videos with different prong settings and polishing

You are a great instructor! It was very informative and easy to follow, Thank you!

thats the tool I was looking for !! thank you so much!!

Great video! This was so informative! You are such a good instructor and your camera angle was perfect. Thank you!

I have watched several setting vids over the last few years and by far this is one of the best ones I have seen. Good job!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, Robert! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and hope you picked up some tips and tricks. Happy making!

Nicely done

Ditto. Perfectly explained and very well filmed and photographed. Everything covered. Well done. ! Dave

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Dave! I'm happy you enjoyed it...now I'm going to check out your channel. Cheers!

Love your video it's quick and information also enjoy the music 😊 thank you!

Thanks for sharing it's very interesting

Cool stuff !

Nice have you ever made any tube set slider pendants? Would love to see a video.

You've got skills! 👍 I wish I had space for a workshop. I've become fascinated with the idea of metal smithing and setting gemstones. So far I only do wire wrap but hope to up my game eventually. Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial! 😀

Thanks, Annie. I agree with Linda Lankford's and Bradley MacDonald's comments...an excellent instruction. Cheers!

Great video, Annie! Thank you for sharing and please keep making great videos!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

Great video as usual, Annie!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Clear, clean instructions, best I've seen on tube setting. Thanks, bookmarking for reference!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Really great video. Very well spoken and clearly instructed.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Bradley! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

great job, great video. very clear instructions. Thanks for posting ;) subscribed to your channel!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Joanne! I have so many more videos planned... :-)

Thanks, Annie. New subscriber here! I often see folks recommend polishing tools before use but I have no idea how that's done or what to use. Suggestions? Thanks again for a great video.

Great video, thanks.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome...thanks for watching!

Just did my first tube setting after watching your amazing video. I watched it many times and took notes and then procrastinated for a long while but ultimately had wonderful success. Thank-you for sharing this with us. So clear and easy to follow. Cheers!

thank you, annie. that was a great instructional video.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Beverly!

Your videos and tips are always extremely helpful. This is the most helpful instruction video on tube setting that I have seen.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Stephanie! And, that's quite some praise...thanks!

Thanks so much! Great video. Very clear instructions. I'll give it a try!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! I'd love to see what you come up with.

What a brilliant video! thank you.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome... glad you enjoyed it!

great video. thanks for the tips.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Karen!

Hiya, Annie! I followed your straightforward instructions and got myself a sweet tube bezel setting! Yay! Thank you!!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

Yay yay yay! That makes me so happy!

Thank You Annie ... excellent very clear instructions... this will help me out a lot !

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

Yay! You're very welcome!

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing your process & tips 😊

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

fantastic tutorial. thank you

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Liliana Herrera Thank you, Liliana! I'm happy you enjoyed it. Have a great day!

This is an excellent demonstration!👍 Now I just need to find a ball and setting burr as well as a setting punch for setting 3mm stones without spending a fortune on a complete set. Thank you for this excellent tutorial!! 🙏🙂

I'm your new subscriber. Thanks a lot for the good information about setting stones. 💛

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subscribing! I'm glad I could help!

Thanks Annie for the great video. Ive done tube settings in the past, but its been a while. Love your instruction on it. Ill have to try again now with one of my great Potter USA impression dies, or pancake dies.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! 😍

Thank you....great instruction now I can give it a try

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Outstanding video. You speak with clarity and what you say makes a lot of sense. Thank you. I love the overall look of your earrings as well. Can you tell me what size is your square wire on which the bar sits on the tip? Thanks for sharing.

hi, thank you, so much, for tips ;)

Hi Annie, what kind of burs would you use for a pear shape stone? Thank you!

This is one of the best videos I've seen for setting tutorials! I'm curious, are the round brilliants going to be the only cut you can use in the tube settings? or is there a few others?

Thanks for this video!! Can you tell me where you get your polishing wheels that are safe for stones? Everything I'm finding so far doesn't specify that and sounds like it would scratch.

Just subscribed. There are SO MANY CHANNELS where the presenter has mad skills but they are horrible teachers. You are wonderful. Thanks. The biggest problem I see in some other channels is that they bla bla bla forever giving almost no content for a long time at the beginning and then when they finally start teaching something they become uncommunicative. It's especially frustrating when it is something I really want to learn and I _know_ that they know! They have the information! But all I get is bla bla bla about nothing for a long time and then a short fragmented uninformative tiny bit at the end. (Well sometimes they don't end after that they bla bla bla for awhile longer.) I only say this so I can express how wonderful it is to find your channel. You are amaze. Your content is actually full of useful content. I adore you. Thanks, lol!😋😎 You are as good as my fave, Andrew Berry

How do you polish the inside of your bezel punches?

Yeah I don’t want to buy pre made tubes - thanks for showing this!

And how (please) do you polish an inside concave form? a Q-tip?

What they said... well done!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Me too !

How do you know how far to drill down into the tube with the setting bur?

Almost no rubberized abrasive wheels are not going to scratch a stone unless it's a very high Mohs #. This is misleading. Even a "pumice" (supposedly safe) scratches a stone. I have yet to find one that won't - and I have many many I've bought and tried based on erroneous suggestions... Do you have one what won't scratch? Thank you.

What kind of camera are you using. Great video and very well explained as to what you are doing. My favorite so far. Do you know how to put crushed turquoise into a silver bracelet or ring. I need to learn so I can fix my moms bracelet. It's a lightening bolt filled with turquoise.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Nancy. Thanks for watching! I'm using the stock camera on my Samsung S6, so nothing fancy! I use a tripod and diffused light, but that's it. Unfortunately, I don't know much about stone inlay, though it's on my list of things to learn. I would suggest searching for lapidaries in your area, or looking up inlay artists online and reaching out to one of them. I'm sure someone can help you out with your mom's bracelet. Good luck!

looked on Rio's site to see what's available for the stone setting sets. None of them had a great review. Would you share the source of your set?

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

7 жыл бұрын

I actually have one from Rio: www.riogrande.com/Product/Stone-Setting-System/118961 Many of the reviews are from people who tap the handle to set the stones, rather than press down with their hand. I exert far less pressure with my hand than I would if I hit the tool, so I haven't had any issues with the punch getting stuck in the handle. If you do want to strike the tool, don't use the handle, and just strike the back end of the punch. Also, the punches will need to be polished, or they'll mar your tubing. Best of luck!

Hi Annie - Is it possible to tumble a tube set CZ without scratching it...?

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

I don't recommend it. CZs are fairly hard, but they're also brittle and may be chipped during the tumbling process.

what wax do you use to pick up the stones?

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

I'm just using some beeswax leftover from when I did encaustic painting. But, I think most waxes would work; maybe break a small chunk off of a beeswax candle? I warm the wax a bit in my fingers before using it, just to make it extra sticky.

What is the abrasive rubber wheel that doesn’t scratch the stone called ?

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

I use both of these products: www.riogrande.com/product/advantedge-silicone-polisher-pink-extra-fine/33266110 and www.riogrande.com/product/advantedge-pumice-wheel-medium/332722

Do you cut your tubing with a saw? I am curious because getting the tube cut straight is difficult for me so any tricks or insight would be much appreciated. Thanks for the video! It’s great.

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Lisa. Thank you! I do use my saw. Oftentimes, I'll hold the tube perpendicular to the edge of my bench pin and use the side of the bench pin as a guide, but in this video I use a miter jig (see 5:19) to ensure the cut is perfectly square. I line up the mark on my tubing, and cut the tubing with my saw (usually a 4/0 blade). Then, I use a cheap file to file the end of the tube while it's still in the jig. Don't use your good files; the jig will damage them. Good luck!

@lisajacquemetton4706

6 жыл бұрын

Annie Pennington Jewelry thank you, Annie. Crazy question. Do you turn hold the jig as is and saw that way, or hold the jig perpendicular to the bench pin. I’ve tried this method. It’s a little awkward for me. :)

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Lisa Jacquemetton It's not just you... it's an awkward tool to use! I lay it flat on the bench pin, and saw away from me. Ideally, you'd mount it in a vise, but this method's worked for me so far.

What's wrong with cast tube settings?!

I purchased 4mm tubing, 4mm CZ’s... the crystals fall right thru the tubing? Help!

@AnniePenningtonJewelry

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Patti. My guess is that you purchased tubing that has an inside diameter (ID) of 4mm, rather than approximately 3.5mm ID. In order to have enough metal for the seat of the stone, you need an ID that's approx. .5mm smaller than the stone, and an outer diameter (OD) that's approx. .5mm larger than the stone. The tubing I used for this 4mm stone is linked in the description box.

@pattityk7879

6 жыл бұрын

Annie Pennington Jewelry you are correct, I purchased your recommendation... will let you know, Thanh you!

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