Cabochon stacker ring

[@MariaCardenas-iv5gh]

You have a therapist voice, so watching your video is also therapeutic 😊

[@m00nbeamz]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I am very new to making jewerly and made one of these today, my first time making 'claws' and 'pick' soldering, absolutely thrilled with the result 🙂

[@pelledanielsson7557]

Thank you, I have seen a lot of instructionfilms. But you have beaten them all! Very pedagocical. Be proud, and hope I see you again!

[@beowoofthemoviestar]

An extremely detailed and helpful tutorial. I have set one stone in my class, and that with a lot of help from the instructor. Now I might have the courage to try again. Thank you!

[@heard3879]

Wow. I watched this video with awe. Clearly, the silver and the gemstone are only part of the reason a piece of jewelry like this is expensive. The skill and the time required to make the finished product clearly add to the value. It also makes me wonder how on earth the jewelry of long ago was made, before the invention of such a hot torch.

[@chanalowenthal3897]

Thank you so much. I’m good at bezel setting but was unsure of prongs and I have to set a cab archon in prongs for earrings. You answered my questions (even if I didn’t know what they all were) and have made me much more confident that I can be proficient at this as well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You’re a very good teacher.

[@jjsmama401]

Love this! I’m gonna try it out ASAP! Thank you for sharing your techniques and advice!

[@petersmith466]

I'm a hobbyist and I really enjoyed watching your training videos, great tips, also love the fact I'm not the only one that fumbles, which make me more confident with the craft. with gratitude, Peter

[@jaemcdonald6555]

As bad as this sounds, I am a little relieved when I see a professional jeweler with little cuts, nicks and burns on their fingers…I’m not the only one!

[@jimconacher104]

Nice teaching video. I am just learning. There is a lot to learn but I have always been good with me hands. Thanks for putting this video up.

[@johnfish837]

Very skillful work! A pleasure to watch.

[@jettevittrup9935]

That was a great tutorial, Thank you! And the camera angle was perfect!

[@MyOwn2Wheels]

I started making my first setting like this one today and found this extremely useful. Thank you.

[@corystreat7605]

AWESOME!!! Very good down to earth and complete instruction video. I love the way you worked through problems. Thank you very much, Cory

[@eileenmcintyre8632]

Gorgeous! Love that technique. Thank you.

[@elisawithington5991]

Wow, wonderful video. I’ve learn a lot from you. Also, I admired the pasión of teaching and the easy way to follow you step by step. Thank u very much

[@wesleybeavers1930]

Hey, I really appreciate your videos, you teach an incredible amount of information in your videos very efficiently and effectively. I'll be watching many more.

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

Thanks Wesley

[@richardgrey7161]

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[@annebivens2405]

What a great video! You are an excellent teacher! Thank you!

[@elisazulueta9535]

Awesome job thanks for inspiring me, I will definitely try to do that, hopefully 😊

[@malcolmbragg7225]

Like your way of teaching no bull just good easy info thanks doc.

[@daicijimenez7453]

Quedó bello. Muy bien explicado, mostrando cada detalle de manera muy paciente. Gracias .

[@tammygurl64]

That was fascinating to watch you make that beautiful ruby ring. I'd love to try this for a hobby. Thanks for sharing!

[@22nola]

I learned a lot from watching you adjust little errors. Thanks.

[@micbyte]

Really great lesson I think I’ve accomplished. Thank you

[@missMagbeth]

Beautiful! Such a noble craft!

[@DomartelloArteeamor]

Congratulations on the great work ... Thank you for sharing with us ...

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Excellent video and very helpful. I can’t wait to try this technique.

[@MariaCardenas-iv5gh]

I couldn’t upload a pic of a screen shot, but what is the name of the tool you use to buff or grind after you file the grits to fit the ring in?

[@miekemanders6598]

Thank you for this clear tutorial. Nice to see you working, explanation very wel, pleasant voice. Have a Nice day.

[@megangreen2370]

Thank you so much for this video. Been searching a while for a tutorial like this ♡

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

megan green my pleasure. Enjoy

[@aidamaghuly]

Thank you so much! I learned so much watching this

[@LarryDallas]

Thanks for sharing Peter, I will have to try this one!

[@Poetofsilver]

Contendi sells oval bezel mandrels which are good for shaping small settings like this

[@badkittymow8127]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!

[@femiakin-olugbade4141]

Thanks for sharing your skills

[@shekhartikkala4053]

Nice finishing

[@EJH33]

Great work man, finally I found a source for useful knowledge without a catch haha! Usually the teacher directing the lesson will be hard to understand or hear and there will be no captions, or they will have dirty fingers and nails or some unsightly wound that totally distracts from the subject at hand. Anyways I've blathered on enough, I just wanted to give you a genuine thank you for making these videos and sharing them with everyone. Keep up the fine work, Cheers Mate!

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

E. J. H. Thank you for your support

[@juliew1426]

LMAO...the dirty fingers and the little callouses I can handle, but the wound is extremely distracting. "Cover that thing up, Man!" Bench work can be dirty business. It's best to cover open wounds....UGH!

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

@@juliew1426 Jewellers fingers. Good luck finding clean or un-scared ones

[@juliew1426]

That's what I was saying! I do jewelry too, so I know. My fingernails are in good shape, but they are always dirty when I'm working. Callouses are there to help, IMO. If not for callouses...we would get callouses LMAO, right? But I was saying, if you have an open wound, cover it up. To prevent infection. I was not talking about you! I was responding to another comment, who said they get distracted by other YT jewelry makers, not you.

[@marisabeltrujilloherrera2823]

Señor es usted un gran profesor lo felicito aunque no hablo su idioma se hace entender mil gracias

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

Muchas gracias, su apoyo es muy apreciado.

[@asuncion4645]

Esto es maravilloso!!! Adoro el proceso … cada piedra y el detalle como trabajas ! Te pido por favor si puedes poner subtítulos al español … 😅se’ poco inglés , francés un poco más !! Gracias ❤!!!!!!

[@galemonterio5261]

Wow thank you for your tutorial very well explained ( your were out of view a bit at times) ....now I feel as though I’ve come up a step in jewelry making and have always wanted to know how prongs were made and set..

[@lupitaarteritano27]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you

[@flyingcheff]

I choose your training!

[@ivanachikova16]

great video!

[@yasminnabulsi6745]

Wonderful! what is the thickness and width of the strip you're using for the bezel.

[@youglowlife]

Enjoyed the video a lot. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏👏

[@mariamshaw2110]

Wow amazing creation so special ✅👌

[@ninibits]

amazing explanation, thanks!! much appreciated!!

[@Pete4Flags]

Yes ,definitely enjoyed this vid. Thank you very much.

[@beremirhan]

Thanks for the video. Hoe heet de laatste gereedschap die je gebruikt om de uiteinden van de klauwen mooi rond te maken?

[@Liflowcbd]

Outstanding. Very inspiring.

[@lorenzimoi]

Thank you very much for the video!!

[@AT-gu8by]

Thank you very much, ...very enjoyable.

[@0WhiteDust0]

Very helpful video thank you for sharing 👌🏻

[@Lightness108]

Wow... Thanks for the Class! 💖⚘

[@heidizimmermann8440]

Great. Thanks for sharing your skills. How wide is the flat wire?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

This link has that information; www.jewellerytrainingsolutions.com.au/courses/cabochon-stone-set-stacker-ring

[@elisawithington5991]

🙏. Lovely lesson. I am learning a lots today. ❤️

[@jimburnsjr.]

Excellent, thank you...very enjoyable.

[@dragonbone5000]

Brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

[@nickdunbar2967]

Great stuff. Thanks v much again.

[@nikkibui375]

Hello do you work on personal jewellery? I ordered a new setting now my stone keeps falling out and they won’t fix it for me. Is there anyway to make the stem and prongs thicker and sturdier? I’m located in Melbourne

[@edwigebaye]

Très bonne leçon de sertissage merci !

[@jimbettridge3123]

Thanks Peter!

[@sulakshyrastogi3445]

Very clearly tution........🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Michael28407]

Deadly video.

[@pseudogamer6685]

is mil short for millimetre?

[@nickdunbar2967]

Great stuff.Thanks v much.

[@alyssacastro89]

How many types of soldering did you use?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

I just used two grades for this one hard and medium

[@johnmimist]

Hi again! May I say the grooved pusher is brilliant! I’ll try that but how do you not get a thin flashing? When I am done filing, polishing etc, I either scratch the stone if soft, and or get flashing. With this amazing idea of the v groove pusher, and moving it into the stone, how do you not get flashing? Maybe it polished away with a corundum like your ruby, but what if a softer stone? I love your teaching. I’m the girl that got all your classes but had back issues and couldn’t complete. 😢

[@alexandrezamboni8975]

Você é um verdadeiro artista (You are a true artist).

[@g.m.5412]

Fan bloody tastic!

[@essencialrc]

Fantastico sua didatica e profissionalismo!!!Obrigada

[@eligardner1234]

Can you please give me all specs of the wire and different MM sizes you used to make this exact ring.

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

www.jewellerytrainingsolutions.com.au/courses/cabochon-stone-set-stacker-ring

[@hannahwagonhurst9052]

Thank you so much? This was so informative and I learned a lot in the details. What gauge metal are you using for the base of the gallery?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

Hannah Wagonhurst this link has the www.jewellerytrainingsolutions.com.au/courses/cabochon-stone-set-stacker-ring

[@nancyennis2443]

What type and gauge of wire are you using for the bast of the stone setting? It it bezel wire? Cut sheet? Rectangle wire? Thanks for a great video!

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

All the information is included. and it's free; www.jewellerytrainingsolutions.com.au/courses/cabochon-stone-set-stacker-ring

[@simonsays5552]

He goes over it at that start!

[@juliew1426]

That setting moved around a lot when you were soldering! How many times does it take to get these little details just right? It's these little things that matter the most in the end product. SIGH Practice practice practice...there is always so much to learn and discover, but just never enough time.

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

That's right, lots of practice. Ive had over 40 years of practice. Still learning

[@umeshmore4077]

I like this ring sir thanks for shereing 🙏

[@krystynag.6642]

You are AWESOME! Thank you!!

[@caitlynchapman5126]

Thank you for this video! So great! What gauge metal are you using for the bezel?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

1.5mm round wire flattened in the roll to 0.6mm thick

[@ahctanmay6771]

Wow... i love thisssssss

[@sonusoni2881]

Very nice too good bro

[@TUANPHAM-ry3nw]

Thank you.

[@survivorio4029]

Thanks for sharing~

[@kokaneeoutdoors358]

what cut is you three square file? 0?

[@rehiouirehioui6485]

Good.. Please how to make soudure. ?

[@ashleytaylor5552]

so pretty! what type of metal is this?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

It's Sterling silver

[@bettybare3320]

This is a very good video. I wanted to know how often do you pickle during the making of the jewelry? Thank you.

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

Whenever the item is soldered or annealed you need to remove the oxides so in this case about 5 times

[@bettybare3320]

@@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978 Thank you for response. I would like to try my hand at jewelry making.

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

@@bettybare3320 go to the website for all the information; www.jewellerytrainingsolutions.com.au/

[@BS-qg5ow]

What would be the price of the finished product?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

Sorry I just make videos I don’t sell my products.

[@BS-qg5ow]

Ok

[@silenttraveler2710]

Total Awesomeness

[@richardgillies6721]

why do you use hyfin?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

It's the best cutting compound I've found

[@jakkibaker1818]

Lovely thank you

[@WYASILVER]

Perfect 👍🙏

[@goldsmithmodelmaker9736]

Nice friend

[@jay8353]

Wow very informative, im guessing this was an advanced tutorial?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

@@jay8353 this lesson is for advanced beginners who are ready to learn commercial jewellery making

[@jay8353]

@@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978 ok thanks for the reply. I'm looking into your courses right now.

[@MacherlaPrabhakar]

Dear Sir, Namaste filing of the Gemstone edges on sharpening stone gives some grip, it cannot fall out and use ring holding vice the ring fixes in it, makes some secure to the fingers from tools, thanking you,

[@instagem2693]

Wonderful:)

Lindas demais!

[@ilsoncardoso4824]

Perfeito um belo trabalho parabéns.

[@coreymerrill3257]

Submerge the joint in a little distilled water on a wire stand or tiny drop of polymer clay, just enough to stick in place... like Femo. Shallow water submersion is good enough to keep the priming compound in rimfire ammunition ( .22 lr for example) when making certain other calibers with the live primed cases. This should not explode if you over heat so even better. its in my technical manuals for spot annealing . Use the minimum water you can use. Hope that's a decent enough knowledge trade .

[@MiguelSierra]

Muy bien

[@WkdWnch007]

Why do you call prongs "claws"?

[@jewellerytrainingsolutions9978]

MorganDawn LeFay in Australia and UK we call prongs claws

[@dilshadyounis5784]

احسنت جميل جداً أجمل لايك

[@azmilan]

Thank you good sir.