double forged bangle

[@battmann678]

Mr. Harrison, I don't mean to get off subject, but you've got a great voice. If you did an audio book I'd probably buy it.

[@AlwaysMetaling]

Thanks as always for such an informative video. I love spending my Saturday mornings, drinking coffee and watching your videos; I take lots of notes, almost like writing down recipes. Thanks again!

[@shirleymason7697]

Yes, I like and will attempt. I made a poor version of the forged leaf earrings and had lots of trouble. But will try again, perhaps with a higher (thinner) gauge. Have tons to learn. And practice.

[@zasmirko100]

It was very clever yet simple techniq - thank you for giving on your knowledge! I'll go and try to copy that as much as i can ! And so refreshing that there are men who doesnt live in the world of authorrights-designpatents-moneygrabbing, but who share skills what they have with others who will carry on

[@1soham1]

teachers teach, they cant help themselves. ;-)

[@17hmr243]

thank you for make such detailed vid. you make me keep watching more just for the details you don't get else where.

[@1soham1]

my pleasure

[@Gripco1]

Hi Soham! So, just curious. After watching you forever, I happened on this older video...l am curious as to why you’re putting the solder inside the join, rather than how if see you put it on the outside usually? Thanks!

[@randikash]

Nice, thanks. Simplest designs have a lot of power.

[@RuthRainey]

Thanks! Really nice design!

[@MassaRiaIVSidikalang]

Thx for this Design and your trick by Mr. S.Harrison, wish you all the best, may God Bless Your Job..From Indonesian Goldsmith

[@peucenon]

Love this bangle!

[@rebeccaedwards6804]

Love your videos they are great, can I use 3mmfine silver or does it have to be sterling?, im struggling with soldering!

[@deedeevielhaber4081]

I love this! Each time you put it back on the mandrel to hammer the flat points, should I flip the bangle to as not to get one side larger than the other?

[@1soham1]

yes, flip it from time to time just to be sure it stays even

[@Lanadresstoimpres]

could you do one showing us how to get from, a flat piece of say 10mm thick silver, to get it into three mm wire ? or can anyone point me in the write direction of a vid ? im melting old jewelry down you see, I got a rolling mill, just don't know how I get from a ten mm ingot to wire, to make stuff like this, all help is welcome thanks

[@Lahawili]

Dead soft, half hard or full hard?

[@franceswinyard2101]

I never was good at math. ..how do you multiply by pi ?

[@Lahawili]

Frances Winyard *3.14159 or the pi symbol if available on your calculator.

[@Lanadresstoimpres]

i like this one, think i goin to tackle this first

[@cisabella7]

Classic!