🎉🎉 love your work from india

Perfect timing on this as I want to make one like this for a Mother with her kids' names on them. Here I thought I'd have to be mathing for the spinners, but it make total sense to go this route! It was difficult to hear you in a couple parts of the video (mostly while you were soldering), I'm not sure if there's anything that could be done about that... last thing, I've said this before, and it rings thru on this one, I'd love to see them oxidized! Thank you for the great videos!

Hi, I'm new in making bracelets. I'm just curious how can i stamp my logo on the back of the triangle wire bracelet. Thank you

Morning chad,some again for asking a question thats totally irrelevant to this video, but.. I was wondering if you have done a video on a semi bezel with prongs to hold the stone in. I'm asking as I have a piece of boulder opal with some beautiful colors along the sides but it also has some issues I need to cover with bezel wire. Any help would be appreciated

That is a neat build, Chad. I appreciate your comment: “I do things a little different” while stone setting, there are certainly many ways to approach each challenge.

Hi, I am a complete beginner in silversmithing. My first and only piece was a bezel for a cabochon. The join of the strip developed a split half way from top to lower edge despite using hard solder for the join. I thought that all was lost but after seeing this excellent video, my faith has been restored. Thank you so much for such clear instructions - I have subscribed and hope to become a good silversmith in the future. The next job is to learn how to get the wonderful shine which you get after polishing, without all the big machinery which you use!! 😁

I found your channel and I think you're awesome. Thank you so very much for making something so complex simple, you have a new fan.😊

Awesome. Learned a ton

Great video Chad thanks I'm really into spinner rings right now mostly the flared ones I did one with a Handsawn mountain spinner So now want to do more styles

Fabulous ! I’ve been pondering how to make an Icarus :-)

Love it. With my finances i might do a reverse with a copper ring with silver inlay. Thanks for all the great videos. I love your design aesthetic. 💜😊

Hello chad Isn`t better for the design to sei a gold spinner ring between the others and to set a bezel on the middle ring!!!. As silversmith you make meanwhile a good work good instructional/introduced and easy to work!!!!!! Very well Günther Michael/Germany

Tô aqui amigo sempre aprendendo com vc like

Hi, love your videos. Do you know how to make kinetic jewelry? I have an idea to make a kinetic ring and don’t know where to start.

Chad you got mad skills - thank you for making videos

Learned a lot, thanks! Beautiful ring

Those are fun to make 😊 Made one some time ago with two wires I had twisted in each direction so it looked like fish bone when the two spinning rings were side by side.

Another great project, your channel is my go-to when I am looking for project inspiration 😊

How can we talk!

Nice. I liked the way you adjusted the fit of the bands. I useful tip. I have only made the spinner ring with the flared ends before. I will have to give it a go. Cheers Jim.

Do you have any tutorial or ebook for beginners 🤔

Very cool! Fantastic work as always Chad and thanks for sharing. Take care and have a great weekend.

Thanks for the new camera angle. I like this project. It's perfect for a man. The mandrel idea is so true. I need one too. Awww, the top of your head is beautiful. Thank you again Chad.

my son is autistic and loves spinner rings it helps calm him

Great video, thank you. I'm so glad you haven't fizzled out. You keep producing great video tutorials. I have learnt so much and I'm incredibly greatful. Thx Chad

I like your laugh 😊 and all the good stuff you teach ❤

Your timing is perfect! I was just going to start making pendants using coins from various countries. Your designs have given me all sorts of ideas. Thank you!

I love this. I'm doing to do this. Thank you Chad.

Thanks for making this list... I wish you would have spoken more about rolling mills... they seem to be one of the more useful items that have a very large price tag while the cheaper amazon models many people say have a huge drop off in quality. Im at a loss as to what to do about this. dropping 2 grand on a durston is more than I can afford at the moment.

Beautiful ring. Superb and unusual. Like a lot! Thank you for showing!

your creativity is amazing thanks for this 🥰

I would have liked the ending to see how you shape the hook to go eerily thru the ear

Love thanks for sharing. 😊

I notice that you use solder as actual fabrication metal. That's different. Interesting. I especially like the old Roman coin setting. It's just beautifully done. And you blazed through these three settins so smoothly, it must have been some exotic coffee! 😅 Well done!

Hmmm... I have a denarius in my own collection and that was so cool! Wondering... 😅

"And then what would people say?", made me laugh out loud, Chad! 😂

Fantastic episode! Totally inspiring. I wanna get on these! Sooo fun. You really made me want to get my coins out and set them.

Beautiful ring!. Your lessons are so helpful! I am so glad I found your channel. Thank you.

Thanks!

One of my sons collects coins, I'll have to see if he'd like any of them set like these. I love how you set the Danish coin, very creative. Thanks for sharing Chad and take care.

I love mounting coins! Thank you for the great ideas!❤

Very cool Chad thank you for this tutorial. Also, we have an animal on our coins and notes in the UK at present👀 😂😂

Absolutely gorgeous and so creative ❤

Good video! I was hoping to see you set the stones, but I’m sure you cover that in another video. I also would love to see these oxidized, it would really bring out the texture and add depth, especially with the mixed metal. Thank you for sharing your experience!

Big fan for your work from India 🎉❤

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge

I’d love to see how you popped the stone out to resolder that piece. I’ve removed a few stones to make misc repairs but curious how you go about it!

I’m new to silver smithing. Would it be better to practice soldering on copper first because silver is so expensive?