Bezel setting with wrapped shank1

[@f5studio505]

Nothing against Pete from me either. But please know that what most of us find outstanding in your videos Mr. Harrison is you. Pete is an excellent teacher, and nothing wrong making changes to move forward. But for me, the success of Soham Harrison videos, is Soham Harrison himself. Thank you.

[@juliew1426]

I think we always remember our first teacher, who patiently plodded along with us in the beginning of this extensive journey. And it's always wise to backtrack to those first lessons to rid yourself of the bad habits you may have picked up.

[@GulsahOlmez]

I've already signed up for that new training site have been accessing daily, and downloading Peter's and your videos for sometime. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. Peter is guiding me on which videos to watch, download on my projects. I love it and I recommend to everyone. Love the fact that all the formulas are available in writing because I can't follow what is divided, multiplied while trying to watch the instructions. I am challenged that way. And the fact that most of the videos are HD format allows me to zoom in on my mac to see the details clear. I love it and will be spending portion of my earnings from each piece I make on my education through this site. Thank you.

[@princesszoeylynn]

I have learned everything I know from youtube. Thank you for making these videos. If it was not for people like you I would not be where I am. I appreciate it so much.

[@Sageylee]

Thank you Soham and Peter. I really enjoy these videos, and appreciate your idea of something for the newbies (like me). Already so helpful, and now even more so.

[@Loriel13]

Soham...the community of jewelers I work with respect and admire you. We thank you for what you are giving back - you are making it possible for others to learn and providing us with inspiration to create. That being said - we cannot find the second video for this "bezel with a wrapped shank." Could you please provide the link for it if it is not being shared on this venue? Thanks so much!

[@leatherbyleah]

Good to see you. I have been missing my fix. ;) Thankyou for the introduction to Peter's lessons; his videos look interesting and I will look into the lessons on offer on his site.

[@Shukarr]

Thank you very much for your generosity and for sharing your knowledge with us. It is very expensive to get all the tools so we have to go as we can. Your videos have helped me so very much to learn and you are a very good teacher. I just want you to know how appreciated you are. What you are doing in sharing your teachings with us means a very great deal to us. I love your projects and your style. Thank you again.

[@Ken_Dalton]

Wow Soham and Peter. I watched nearly all of Sohams videos name learned so much an thought there no more videos, An now that I feel ready to set some more expensive stones along comes Peter with some awesome lessons aswell. I'm forever in debt to you guys! 😉 yous are awesome.. And especially Soham for wanting to teach us youngsters a thing or two haha.. Much respect guys! ✌

[@ValerieWhittington]

Soham, you are the greatest! thank you for all you do.

[@tammyeasterling5577]

I wish I had found your videos when I was first teaching myself to make jewelry. It is helpful today and would have been awesome back then. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@Lisa-qt7pw]

we do appreciate it! Thanks so much for your very detailed videos! I'm learning so much with you

[@elainesomerville4113]

Soham you are great, I love your videos and have learnt so much as a newbie to silversmithing

[@joycejoy7651]

Good luck with the new venture to both of you, great idea, will check it all out

[@corycanfield545]

it means alot to me all your videos has helped me so much thanks a bunch

[@fayep2666]

Thank you! I really appreciate all your videos.

[@HeatherScottArt]

Thank you for so many wonderful tutorials, I really enjoy watching them. I have not been able to find the part 2 of this one. I looked on the site that was mentioned in the video and could not find it. Would you be able to post a link to where we could find it?

[@dharleeminter2838]

This is incredible. What a beauty!

[@flyingcheff]

Hello handsome, so nice to see your face! Love all your videos.

[@ingridsaab5413]

Thanks for this video. I would like to see a video on how to make the setting bezel without the setting block since most of us don't own such expensive tool. Thank you

[@Shukarr]

Could you please make a video about soldering ball embellishments with sterling and or gold? I’m having a devil of a time trying to get them to stay where I need them, particularly in trying to solder them onto curved surfaces such as hoops and rings. I know it’s very basic but I’ve watched every video I can find yet none of them have addressed this. I know about flattening the bottom when soldering into a backplate but curved surface to curved surface? Any tips even would be wonderful. Thank you for all that you do.

[@damiancoldwell7224]

Thanks for that video very good im just wondering when i make some rings for customer i make them in silver than cast in gold so it saves me with gold price but my question is how do you work out with shrinkage from wax to cast

[@kathybradbury]

I tried to access your website from the USA - no success😕I really appreciated this video.

[@jennstumpf1]

Hello Soham. I am actually commenting on setting up an acetylene/oxygen system. I bought a Smith Little Torch and am having a devil of a time getting a neutral flame. I am using a number five tip and set both regulators at 6 psi. I give the acetylene torch valve a 1/4 turn, strike the flint and get my flame, it burns off some black soot (which is not great for my apartment, and something I didn't know about before I got acetylene instead of propane), and then I gently turn on the oxygen valve. No matter what, I still have orange in the flame at the end and also, twice now it has popped after I turned off the oxygen torch valve, then the acetylene torch valve completely. Can you offer advice? Many thanks for any help. Mostly what I find online is for welders.

[@1soham1]

+Jennifer Stumpf i would double the pressure on both the oxy and acetylene. it just sounds like you need more oxy pressure. it sounds like the gas valve is leaking a bit. i just blow out the small flame on mine so it doesnt pop. it shouldnt be a problem if you have flashback arresters. it is just startling.

[@jennstumpf1]

+soham harrison Thank you so much. I did end up switching out the acetylene tank for propane as the soot was overwhelming and the company I bought the regulator from found that it had a defect that was causing creeping, so got it switched out. Thanks for your comment. Very helpful, as are your videos, which I watch obsessively. I have learned more from your videos than I ever did in jewelry classes.

[@ShelbyCramer]

Hi, Mr. Harrison. What is the tool called that Pete is using? A chenier...something... Thank you! I love your videos, and I learn so much. I really appreciate you.

[@1soham1]

a chenier cutter

[@private91205]

Thank you for this beginning video, I hope that I can stay in one place, You tube videos can get confusing when you jump around and see different ppl do different ways and it can get to be seen mind boggling. Thank you,.

[@menow.]

Perhaps the free 2nd part of this lesson is somewhere on that site, but I can't find it.

[@1soham1]

+Me Now look again, pete said he was downloading it.

[@grannydinky]

+soham harrison cant find it either

[@randysmith106]

I found it and it is no longer free!!! Change the tag on this video please.

[@libismith7222]

Has the second part been released yet? Thanks

[@ingridbeckman121]

Would love to see the second part, but I can't find it.?

[@joycejoy7651]

soham, are you putting your new video tutorials on this site or are you switching to the new site with Peter. .?

[@1soham1]

+Joyce Joy both, i will still be putting some videos here, and more different ones on peter's site

[@joycejoy7651]

+soham harrison thank you, and good luck 🌈

[@huskyfluffy]

Hello, may I ask why you tap it upside down one time, before re-taping it right side up in the cone?

[@1soham1]

to make it smaller in diameter to fit the stone

[@richardstursa6711]

Hello Soham and Peter. Great granddaughter (age 8) and I are having real adventures watching your videos and trying your projects. Please keep up the good work. Love the less complicated learning experiences that we can share. I also want to sign up for Peter's courses but have searched without any luck in finding the web site. I see a few videos on youtube but no site comes up on Google. Help,Help!! Thank you both.

[@pijnto]

Two comments part 2 is not on the above site? I would love to join the site although the site is not secure and I value my privacy too much

[@elainesomerville4113]

where is the follow up for this one please?

[@huskyfluffy]

Is jewelry spelled differently in Australia? I just noticed how the website is spelled. With two L's. I kept not being able to fine the site by memory, because of the spelling.

[@1soham1]

yes, and many other places in the english speaking world

[@csstolte]

Bezel setting with wrapped shank 2

[@afsanehmovahedi8537]

Where is the part 2 of this video.

[@1soham1]

the address is at the end of the video

[@kumarasamysamsrutha9292]

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[@donsven.1]

Hello sir!