Advanced Coin Ring Making - Removing The Lips... Beauty is in the Details

This video leans toward more advanced coin ring making. We go into more detail of the process of forming and finishing a high quality, silver coin ring from start to finish with modern and custom made jewelers tools.
1" 400 grit belts - www.amazon.com/1x30-Silicon-C...
Belt sander - www.harborfreight.com/1-in-x-3...
Compression dies, coin punches and folding cones www.etsy.com/shop/JasonsWorks
His KZbin Channel - / @jasonsworks
Coin Ring USA Folding Die - www.etsy.com/listing/27095739... ring usa&ref=sr_gallery_11
Deburring tool - www.walmart.com/ip/Deburring-T...

[@pamelagracegibb6375]

This is the most beautiful way to design your own rings. The beauty is in what coin or precious metal you make them from.

[@BradWithAnM]

All these years later and I still find enjoyment in watching your videos. It's been a while since I've made a ring and this definitely got me wanting to do it again. Hope all is well with you!

[@Josef_R]

You find a coin and boom, bam, badda bing, you got a ring.

[@johnlyles3683]

you forgot "bad boy" lol

[@JRyderEngraving]

Awesome, love your commentary! Makes me want to get a season pass, get the kids some hotdogs and popcorn, and enjoy the show! Awesome tutorials, learned a lot from your tutorials!

[@shahkhan4805]

One of the best video for starters like me, thanks fr all the tool links all in one place.

[@charlesworthington5466]

i have made 100s of coin rings mostly silver but i love watching your videos and how perfect your quarters come out they look amazing.

[@cuddy1849]

if you have trouble holding on to the coin, I take a bolt with a couple washers and a nut and put through the hole of the coin to make a handle to get better control of the coin....works great for me....happy ring making

[@ramwall1500]

cuddy1849 yeah that's the way I do it and it's worked for me at least 8 or 10 years

[@FloridaManSteve]

Amazing work! Just getting into this myself. Inspiring.

[@woodsbones]

Thanx for your great videos! They have helped me take a lot of guess work out of making my rings. Great ideas!!

[@Vik.uk.]

You’ve got me saying “boom” all the time now 😂 thank you so much for the videos you are great 👍🏼

[@couchcollectibles]

You make some incredible rings man!

[@1975frost]

It looks very nice. Thanks for the video.

[@ConditionCodeH]

Love the videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrThedocholiday]

fencekid you've come a long way...

[@RedWhiteNBlade]

Nice work, man!

[@harlenscoinrings9033]

I really like this technique 👍

[@Coinstojewelry]

Wish you were still making videos about coin rings on here!

[@rlcoinrings2120]

Best coin ring video. Nice set up. I’m a little late to the game but just getting into this. On my fifth ring now with limited tools. Still need a proper work bench, ring stretcher and that belt sander. Probably should have started with the work bench. Lol. What a pain in my ass. Oh, that Jason’s works coin ring deal, gotta get that too. What a joy trying to fold a coin with a mandrel and a mallet. Thanks again....

[@CheeseGrits_and_Nyquil]

Awesome vid fence. Thanks for the tips

[@KennyBecraft]

He is definitely coming at you!

[@johnpjoyce9687]

You videos are good short and sweet to the point.. I cannot do the center hole properly with drill press. So I may get the punch kit. Thanks guy

[@VIKING33NY]

Good Video!! Thanks for sharing!

[@lou196t]

Nice work. Would you make a list of your tools, including the press, etc. Love your bench set up. Would love to do the same. Thanks for taking the time to record and explain. Well done. You have come a long way Fencekid!

[@olliecrow3547]

Nice work!

[@stevanrose7439]

I use a small flat file very fine cut. It helps in the folding process. Works the same.

[@turboecoinrings6839]

Amazing job on the ring btw.

[@odatboikhio4425]

Love your videos man

[@TheBuckness]

keep the vids coming bro!

[@Vatsek]

Good job.

[@waynecleary48]

wow a ring man who can also use a camera, a pleasure to watch

[@grumpyfred3301]

bam frosty....nice work

[@deangelocustomrings967]

dremal tool works great for removing the edges.

great video and idea. you've solved a problem that's been bothering me for a while. i'm going to try and use the punch as a holder and position the edge of the coin to the side of the belt and slowly rotate the punch/coin.

[@LeatherCladVegan]

And *boom*; fencekid gets a new sub. Keep the vids flowing mate :)

[@OmluTerong]

Cool

[@pdelmercado]

Very useful technique. Thanks for sharing. I also buy tools from Harbor Freight, they work great.

[@francisx.mcphillips4211]

You've come a long way brother fencekid from using a bench press and sockets...(remember ?) I wish I could afford all the dies and ring sizers. I'm sure you put your nice bench together a bit at a time brother...Hell....I'm still using a Doming Block...!! Looks great bro you've got yourself organized !!! Don't be surprised if I hit cha up for more links to other items...Thanks FK !!

[@TacticalChipmunk]

another fine job...

[@tehjamerz]

Thanks for showing us how you do it

[@chubbygutzits]

pretty cool video

[@STUNCAZ1]

Great vids dude, but,, a lot safer and easier to file a sanding mandrel, the rubber ones, down to fit the hole in your coin. Pop in your Dremel style tool BOOM touch of gritty and the outside edge is gone, I use 800 VELCRO backed discs, after use wash in water, then good as new. Keep up the good work. Stu n Caz. X.

[@johndoedesigns]

BAM!!!

[@nascardude86]

Right

[@texlapam1500]

Fencekid....looks like i am late to the party but, this was an excellent video with timeless information! thank you for the inspiration. vampire.

[@scotfoster6848]

good shit boss

[@peggychamblee3510]

I have some silver dimes I might have to try your method

[@patman0250]

Okay I got a question, for quarters specifically what do you think ends up looking better a 1/2 or a 7/16 hole punch. I want to do quarter rings but I'm debating because I thought 1/2 was the way to go.

[@25CHIVES]

what kind of polish do you tend to use to get a mirror finish on the ring?

[@ryandavis4448]

What kind of polishing compound do you use? I just started coin ring making and I pretty much got it, except for the polishing part?

[@TheSafecrkr1]

If you wanted to oxidize that ring (or any ring) what would you use. Also, is there a DIY solution we could make to oxidize a ring ?

[@makeitkate3240]

What kind of polishing cloth do you use?

[@aimsabson6538]

I was so delighted this morning to see a new video from you Fencekid! You take a simple every day object and turn it into something gorgeous! One question - I couldn't understand what you were calling that yellow thing you trimmed the coin with. I have yet to make a coin ring but watching your vids has taken me from start to finish and all the essentials between - Thanks so much for sharing.

[@fencekid]

it's called a deburring tool, and I left a link in the description box. Thanx fer watchin

[@aimsabson6538]

Thanks big guy!!

[@katherinenessmith4625]

Awesome!!! What kind of polish do you use? Thank you so much :)

[@voldem273]

In what kind of liquid do you put the ring after heating? And what is it for?

[@philais]

Hip Hip!

[@terryswails1191]

What folding die do you use that has 50¢ on one side and 25¢ on the other? Thanks man

[@lamarlester1505]

can you tell me what size it is on each side of the die you folded the coin with

[@dougbullerdick2338]

Thanks for the tips and videos. They really help. Any advice on a brand or where to buy the stretcher/reducer. I have heard that some just have the small reducer plates, or the handle breaks, and the reducer scratches if they are not polished well. Thanks again.

[@joshua_24.15]

I know Pepe Tools in the US makes a really nice one with a die specifically for coin rings (pepetools.com/collections/ring-tools-1/products/coin-ring-stretcher-w-skyler-jenkins-reducing-die ), but it's not cheap. I use a cheap India made one, and it's done a decent job so far but I did order a new die (the Pepe one) as the one it came with is not great for coins I also don't love the grooves on the stretcher shaft but it works for now.

[@turboecoinrings6839]

Hey fencekid can you tell me what camera setup you are using? Thanks.

[@vandelcyoliveira8390]

Parabéns ficou Tooooop! Essa prensa manual é muito caro? Não sei se no Brasil fábrica!

[@terryswails1191]

What brand of ring stretcher do you use?

[@Vei2aC]

you should make a jig for this, would speed it up alot more.

[@esnesnonsinoigilerlaertnsi6440]

Like a surgeon!

[@pauldejesus9644]

Thank you for the video's they are awesome. What do you use for the coin trimmer

[@fencekid]

Link in the description

[@janlucas1531]

Where did you get the ring sizer ?

[@williamsigsworth2109]

I think it's a lovely thing you av done wat is your price for this bouty please let the people now

[@PineTopTeesVideos]

So how many years for you to perfect your system? Very well done

[@larrykelley1818]

so do you have a harbor freight arbor press or something else

[@DeeLightfulCo]

Great video. I enjoy when crafters give credit shoutout to other crafters. Im sure you've collected your equipment over time, but for someone starting out, what do you consider "must-haves"?

[@geneobrien8907]

Check out the Facebook group, Coin Ring Crafters, its filled with that type of information.

[@ramwall1500]

DeeLightful Co a Craftsman is a person that uses very little tools to make something using primitive tools not modern-day tools

[@larrykelley1818]

do you like your arbor press is it junk or good to do Kennedy half and Washington Quarter. Or should I buy a 6 ton press

[@fencekid]

I love my arbor press. I throw a 3' cheater bar on it when I need to really crank on it. I have no need at all for a hydraulic press

[@davida694]

Fencekid ,where can i find the hole punch tools for the coins? You make some really nice rings! Like to learn how to make rings like you for family and friends. I have a mandrel and hammer and small vise so far.

[@fencekid]

Sounds like you have the ambition. And that's all that's really required to make a coin ring. All these fancy tools are NOT required, but do help to achieve consistant, steady, high quality rings in a fraction of the time. Ambition gets it done, tools just help speed it up. good luck. Coin punches can be found all over the place, Etsy and Ebay house several coin punch sellers. I included a link to where I got mine in the description box

[@ichigo3223]

Question.... What is the max size a regular quarter can be stretched to make a ring without cracking or breaking?

[@fencekid]

You can go all the way up to a 15 with annealing

[@Hodgehound]

Now someone in CRC will invent a tool to hold the coin while doing that!

[@sharonlynch8203]

How can I buy one from you...this product you make is totally amazing I want to buy one from you as I'm not crafy like you thank you very much for info ..shay

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Hey fencekid, do you think you could do a video/series on how to make coin rings without all those fancy tools you got there? Those of us (*ahem, myself) who can't afford/don't want to spend that kind of money would really appreciate it.

[@fencekid]

I have a handful of vids specializing in just that. Making a coin ring with minimal tools. It's me getting started with coin rings. I basically documented my progress as I went. Here is the first ring vid I made, with others to follow. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2Wbonarea2YlbM

[@wincharter1]

Hey fence Kid, how's your garden grow?

[@brandondoucette]

Yeah we get it u vape Lol I respect that 100%

[@andrewrichardson3135]

If I remove the lip, it gets the color of the copper showing. How do I get rid of it?

[@SpencerLeBrun]

DUDE CAN I GET A COIN RING THOSE LOOK SO SICK!!!

[@tylerholtz7802]

they're on his Etsy shop, fencekidcustoms

[@SpencerLeBrun]

Oh OK thanks Tyler Holtz​ I didn't know.

[@operationrestore3308]

Where can i order a ring?

[@aedanbird9451]

Where do you get your polishing wheels?

[@fencekid]

www.amazon.com/Polishing-Buffing-Wheels-Diameter-Dremel/dp/B00JIGKQ10/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1469304423&sr=8-8&keywords=dremel+polishing

[@bumi_scg3564]

was that a mod on ur table?

[@bradblocker4942]

Are you using any sort of compound on your polishing wheels?

[@fencekid]

I use "Mothers chrome and mag polish" found in the automotive section.

[@rbrtb48]

Jewelers rouge comes in stick auto stores or truck stops comes in 4-5 different grains for polishing wheels and chrome

[@micbyte]

Love your mannerism you are to cool for skool I am looking at all the tools you have that I do not own, but, I'm thinking dapping or is this metal way to hard even after annealing? I have a collection of US coins from 20 years ago. My MIL built a book for each of my kiddies and there is an extra..... was meant to be....beautiful piece 25 cent ring turned into a $$$ ring... I will have a look at Jason Etsy dude if he is still there after all this vid is 7 years old.....

[@Philpro68]

I have yet to drop the coin in the acid and it come out clean. Is there a secret to it? It stays dark until I hand clean it all off.

[@wyattadams8831]

I have made some coin rings out of fairly new quarters and after wearing them all day they leave a green color on my skin, how do I fix this?

[@fencekid]

That's the copper in the quarters yer using. Try with a silver quarter. silver state quarters can be had on ebay. Or quarters dated 1964 or earlier. Those are 90% silver.

[@nothingl2830]

What acid did you use?

[@supabiscuit]

Did you ever figure out what acid works best for this

[@supabiscuit]

@coinandringguy thank you for the response. I look forward to giving it a try.

[@boface187]

very nice! would you be interested in shaping a customers coin? i have a .999 pure silver coin i would like made into a ring.

[@thomassmith7432]

Ole'

[@Enchanted3DPrints]

free ball it lol!

[@bradmoberly6164]

I'm gonna freeball it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@matteedstrom]

i hear a drinking game, a beer for evey "bam" and a shot for every "bom"

[@KC3UVF]

Is that one of Jason's new sleeves I saw up on your shelf?

[@fencekid]

yup

[@CoinRingUSA]

Thanks for the shoutout Fence; appreciate it. Love your vids brotha!

[@fencekid]

Thanx again for the die Bro. I use it allot. Works like a champ! Hope yer doing well

[@CoinRingUSA]

Good to hear, and no problem; I'm glad you're getting good use out of it!

[@KingBeau84]

You two are what got me in to making coin rings and now I've gotten my dad in to it. I always tell him to reference both of you guys' videos on here if he has any questions. We missed out on a lot of time together while I was deployed and now we're spending time knocking rings out. I'm still just starting out and haven't been able to save up for the dies yet. I know when I do though I'll be getting my stuff from Jason. And keep up the great work fencekid!

[@catp2115]

Do you sell on etsy?

[@catp2115]

I want to buy one I really like them

[@MrEdna182]

Wait? I thought you used to put the ring in a press to remove the hump - Johnny Come Lately

[@franklake]

hey fencekid you teach us how to make rings but you don't teach us how to make a ring box

[@arthurparramoure2923]

Wish you had a better camera angle !

[@SachiWI]

Let's say someone had a Gold Coin and they wanted to send it to you can you do Gold?

[@KC3UVF]

Gold can be done, and they look spectacular. Whether he would want to make the attempt or not, because... well... gold and all is another question entirely. *I* certainly wouldn't want to, at least for somebody else lol.

[@fencekid]

Making a coin ring out of a gold coin. You're gold ring will not fetch as much $ as the coin. It's just to expensive. With silver, it's the opposite. You're silver ring will fetch more $ than the coin used.

[@KC3UVF]

fencekid No argument. I took the comment to mean as a special commission type thing, or just for personal "because I can" reasons. Perhaps I was in error *shrug*

[@ramwall1500]

well I was with you until you started cussing

[@lamarlester1505]

can you tell me what size it is on each side of the die you folded the coin with