Coin ring silver scrap turned into a cocktail spoon - part two

I finish up the silver cocktail spoon with a twist, forming the bowl, forked end, stamping my maker's mark and "sterling", final shaping, polish and of course the ultimate test, mixing a drink ( be sure to drink responsibly)
NOTE: Be sure to use a brass hammer when stamping or punching. I used my drawing hammer. Not good for the punch, or my hammer.
NOTE: Bonny Doon's 5 C's of safety for Hydraulic Presses
1. Cover your eyes
2. Column
3. Center
4. Contain
5. Common sense
Cocktail spoon available at Jasons.Works and JasonsWorks.com:
jasons.works/product/sterling...
Peret sterling silver alloy excel engine:
jasons.works/product/excel-en...
Tools used:
Silver smith torch:
www.riogrande.com/product/smi...
igniter:
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Durston Rolling milll:
www.riogrande.com/product/158...
Bonny Doon Press:
www.riogrande.com/product/bon...
Bonny Doon 3" container:
www.riogrande.com/product/bon...
Custom stamps:
www.riogrande.com/landing/imp...
Mold:
www.riogrande.com/product/dur...
Flat nose pliers:
www.riogrande.com/search?q=fl...
Ingot spray:
www.riogrande.com/product/met...
Ceramic crucible with handle:
www.amazon.com/Ceramic-Crucib...
Borax flux:
www.amazon.com/stores/page/5D...
carbon stirring stick:
www.amazon.com/CARBON-STIRRIN...

[@mikerussell6212]

The average guy could not do this ....you have a great talent😎

[@mariecleary9604]

Loved this video. I would love to see some cocktail spikes made for putting fruit on to lay across or put in the glass.