Jason, can you ever get the shiny color of copper back into your piece if you were, for example, making rings as jewelry?

I'm thankful for all that you are kind enough to video and share!

I liked the twisting trick/technique to create tension, so simple. Thanks for sharing

I used this technique for make copper chains using a kitchen stove without lid (it looks like the flame of a bunsen burner) and worked excelent! Something that I don't use is the technique shown in 3:00, I cut the chain links and close them with the flat ends touching very well and solders nicely

Thank you for all the time you take to make videos...so helpful!

Thank you very much once again, your videos helped me clarify doubts

thank you for sharing your knowledge♡

Hey man, I tried out your electropolish set up. It worked like a charm.

Thank you.

Maybe I'm missing something, but how are you soldering the copper ring without solder? 😮

Your brilliant

If copper bonds so quickly, I wonder why plumbers need to use solder to join copper tubes?

@KimCheongBRO

11 ай бұрын

Id assume because pipes are under pressure and the bond is weaker without solder, which could result in leaks.

Ok thanks

I misunderstood what “copper ring shank” meant when I started watching this 😂

I found your video very informative. Thank you. I would like to know will this method work with sterling silver?

@ryansecakuku9312

4 ай бұрын

Should work faster as silver has a lower melting temp.

Will this work the same with split rings?

would this work with LP gas?

Hmmm, I subscribed cause you're interesting. I guess I'm going to have to solder if I want a circle.

@snikrepak

2 жыл бұрын

You can weld the two ends together, build a directional furnace

Hey! Would a Butane torch do the same job or does it need to be propane? I’m considering getting a welding machine but if I can seal my ring shanks with my torch that would be sweet. Thanks

@Frigger20

2 жыл бұрын

Just my experience : with copper, you’ll find you need hotter than butane. Propane or Map-Pro and as to the torch head : pick the one he says. TS8000. The TS4000 doesn’t pump enough gas. You might have success with two butane torches simultaneously heating your piece but that would be a question of luck, with smaller pieces only. I love that he gives the torch information ! Most videos overlook that key element for copper and brass.

@RebeccaFaulkner77

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your advice, I’ll go for propane just to be on the safe side 👌 have a great day 🙌

@snikrepak

2 жыл бұрын

I use butane with no issues, design and build a furnace, and boom, you don't need a propane, physics helps alot.

Seriously, sell hammers

Don't. Give away all the secrets just show how to weld it