Candy Cane Cord BEST TUTORIAL

[@edspencer5122]

You apologize for your language - you shouldn't. You are doing fine! Plus your videos are VERY focused and filmed from a PERFECT angle. Please just keep doing what you do so well.....

[@Taranberk2]

This is one of the best tutorials I’ve ever used.I was able to get started very quickly. When I made enough chain, I went back to the start and took the two and rings off and replaced them at a slant to match the rest of the chain. That made a nice attachment method to the closure.

[@micahchisum2970]

Your videos are the clearest I've found! You walk people through easily and I found myself keeping pace very well. Thank you.

[@updownstate]

This is my next project. I will watch it in half speed. It's beautiful.

[@larklwinslow9333]

Your language is just fine and your fingers are magical!

[@TheNipSnipper]

Every time the rings move i completely lose where im supposed to put new rings because they all completely shift around lol... i know how to persian, but with this i have no idea where to put any new rings

[@oxskirra]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm gonna be looking through more of your videos.

[@sasayaki]

I just tried this from a text tutorial and got lost after an inch or so. This makes it a little clearer. Trying again tomorrow when my hands aren't mad at me.

[@tschuga9288]

Real good explanation in short time. Looks great after some trials...

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Thank you! I hope that my other videos will be also useful for you!

[@АлександрЛаймров]

Шикарное плетение.попробовал.понравилось😊

[@woodbutcher]

omg your videos are so good!

[@magdamanzano2142]

Your video is great but I also think that you should have done one or two more rows, this weave is very tricky. My weave is not coming along, I think that this is because the rings I am using, can you please let me know what gauge and size rings I should use in Bright aluminum. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@s.cuellar4662]

Hey thanks for your videos! I've been wondering what AR is, and how i can calculate it Thanks :)

[@islamicdunya1369]

Thanks sir . Very clear and clean explanation

[@annadion4134]

Very clear instructions. Thank you.

[@deimoz87]

It is impossible to use 4-AR. I've tried 5, And that was too loose. Now I use 4,5-AR. 0,8mm wire on 3,6mm mandrel

[@n1kayos218]

I’m stuck with the same issue, only i bought 2mm wire and I can’t make it throughout this, what diameter do you recommend?

[@Oleg_Paevsky]

Вот и нашёл подсказку. Благодарю.

[@KevinLarsson42]

I like the tutorial, got the hang of the weave first try but I think it would be easier to repeat the pattern a couple of times just so it is easier to follow the pattern.

[@carolfiorilli1565]

I agree with you, Kevin!! In fact, I was all set to see the Chris repeat the steps when the tutorial abruptly ended!! Sort of a downer!!!

[@randicommand2453]

It was starting to make sense, but I think you should have continued another two or three rounds, to reinforce the pattern in our minds

[@kaidenkid8050]

Just watch it again

[@patrickhodson8715]

4:26 I had to laugh because "sorry for my language" is usually what people say after cursing. Speaking in your nonnative language is always difficult. You're doing great! You have an accent but you're still easy to understand. Your tutorials are awesome as well! I might make a necklace with this type of chain. Probably with a bigger AR though.

[@V_for_Vadim]

приветствую , а на что колечки наматывал , где брал пруток 7 мм в диаметре ? и где бы взять 9 мм пруток так же ?

[@sheepleslayer586]

Sound like a nice person. Thanks for sharing. Have a good new year.

[@lucaspukas7757]

I can follow but i wish you would have shown how to keep going after that first round because im not sure how to start again.

[@joleneshelton3438]

Ahh, now I understand this weave. Thank you for the instructions

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Great! You are welcome =)

[@RangaSwamy-fn1hv]

Jolene Shelton

[@devoosewalder]

thanks for translating this video BRAVO , I will get to work on it over the weekend..

[@panchomacho1905]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, very easy to follow steps, nice vid

[@magdamanzano2142]

Hello. I like your video, it is a beautiful weave and I like to try it, I don't have audio, can you please let me know what kind of rings and the sizes. Thank you. I think that this weave will be nice for men and woman. Thank you again.

[@ceeceeceecee7753]

Excellent video! To the point 👏👏👏 . Year language is fine. Thank you for sharing. God bless you and your love ones 🙏🙏. 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@chrishartley6738]

sorry if it sounds confusing to everyone else but to me it makes total sense

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

+Chris Hartley it sounds totally clear to me )

[@thekaliedoscopecrystal913]

Me too, I don’t get why people are confused

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

I need some massive appearing chains for an upcoming event for the display. This is perfect. Thank you. About how many rings per inch is this gauge?

[@alziracorrea1460]

O que vc usa pra cortar as argolas ?

[@gypsyjay1972]

How many rings will I need for 6 - 8 foot long?

[@kyawzinphyoeofficialyoutube]

Thanks

[@dwaynecarswell41]

I like the appearance of the weave but think it may be easier to understand the pattern better if the rings were colored differently. Many people watch chain-mail videos and when there is video editing novices may end up lost.

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

well. you are right. I don`t have rings of different colors at the moment. But I will think about it )

[@dannytierney5568]

Many thanks for posting, but I'd have liked to see you actually close the ring/s with pliers as with a pair in each hand my rings just want to fall into a tangled heap, when I let go the finger and thumb hold to close a ring

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Well, it is just the question of experience. After closing 50 000 of rings you will do it perfectly with eyes closed =) Also it depends on the material. What material do you use? And what pliers?

[@Hydrolysate]

I tried to poosh the button but I do not know de way.

[@chrishartley6738]

I finally understand how to make it it's pretty much repetitive, grabbing two rings with one ring and then on the other side grabbing 2 rings with another ring. Then you're grabbing 4 rings with one ring and then on the other side you're grabbing another four rings with one ring then you just repeat that process

[@gypsyjay1972]

Chris Hartley how many rings did you use per foot?

[@Pubi19]

Nice video! What you use to cut the rings, that make them so clean?

[@DarkSeraph351]

I don't know if all my rings (I tried various sizes) are the wrong AR for this, or what, but I just tried for 3 hours and I can't figure it out.

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Sounds a bit strange. What rings do you have?

[@DarkSeraph351]

I don't even remember the exact sizes, but I found some thinner ones this morning and managed to finally get it. Thanks for the video!

[@bentleygt3716]

looks GORGEOUS. love the look but got lost during the assembly :0((((

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Thanks ) I hope you assembled the chain finaly )

[@МаксимГладкий-р8ф]

Воткни спицу штырь в центр плетения и будет лучше видно как плести браслет или цепь,патом будет видно как паять если это будет из серебра или золота!

[@leonardoempiolamarca5176]

how do you cut your rings? both ends are flat and nice when you close them. if I use wrenches to cut my rings the ends will result "angle shaped" ! tell me your secrets :D

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Thanks for asking =) Rings, that I`ve used for this chain were cut using electrical grinder =)

[@mszoomy]

if you use a type of saw to cut your rings you won't have that tell-tale notch. If you use nippers or end cut pliers they will always leave a little notch. You can buy ready made rings, really save the time and effort of making your own like I used to do, especially if you're making jewelry. Cutting one or 2 rings is easy enough with a jeweler's saw, but when you need hundreds or even thousands, OMG to much work. There are a few tutorials on here that show you how to make a machine that will saw cut your rings for you, you can also buy one

[@kellymallungo6101]

hola me podria decir por favor donde puedo comprar esa argollas o coo se llamas gracias.

[@diegodiegodiego7035]

si encuentras en una joyeria donde vendan plata en alambre tb puedes hacerlo con eso pero te saldra mil veces mas caro xD

[@Oleg_Paevsky]

Их делать можно самому

[@ednayossano3338]

Thank you!!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@charrorios8368]

Graciaaass!.... 👽

[@nainsarmiento7612]

Es muy bueno pero por que no le pones subtítulos en español ayudaría mucho

[@parkerbenz]

If this confuses you try making persian 6 in 1 before you try this

[@santoshprasad4592]

Nice bro

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

thanks!

[@TheAnaximan]

Un saludo.

[@ThatoneGuy-vs3ig]

This looks like the viper berusa

[@세원박-p2s]

HI. First, I'm sorry. I can't speak english. I think 1.8mm & 7mm is very tight. very difficult. I think 1.8mm & 7mm is impossible.

[@ldv176]

Мозг, ты ли это? Потянуло на зарубежных. Удачи!

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Я, кто же ещё =)

[@chauffeurmarco]

Sorry It is to hard to follow. It is confusing compare de regular one.

[@AingetheThinker]

Thank you for keeping your fingernails clean and clipped. I can't watch videos with men and unclipped or dirty fingers. You process is easy to follow.

[@brookejacobsmeyer9907]

Hard to follow

[@Blaire_the_chairlolol]

Shush

[@hebaali1071]

oh my God

[@monomakes]

Looks great, but it's f'ing impossible.

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Try something easier first. Byzantine, full persian, half persian, alligator's back, etc. After that ccc will go easy )

[@liana11411]

Very confusing my friend :(

[@adsf7869]

Красава извини за мой русский 😊✌👍

[@Андрей716-ж1д]

Руссктй чтоли?

[@mechanicalbrain4366]

Прибалт

[@ThatoneGuy-vs3ig]

Never mind XD

[@SOLO_MID]

Иц бьютифул

[@oceancurrent6571]

What is the gauge or the thickness of the jump rings you used