Etching And Rolling Creates Amazing Inlay Effects

[@nearly7]

once again you install so much enthusiasm! thanks as always Prof. John!

[@OnlineJewelryAcademy]

+Connie Soomer You're so welcome Connie. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. This is one of my favorite techniques. There's so much that you can do with it. Thanks for watching! : )

[@robertboatright2192]

I am new at this. I started watching videos about 7 months ago on how to make jewelry. And I have watched a ton of videos that are on KZbin. You are one of the most thorough and Knowledge instructors I have come across. Thank you for helping me to understand this wonderful art that God himself has instructed me to pursue.

[@OnlineJewelryAcademy]

+Robert Boatright Glad that I can help you to learn a craft that you feel so passionately enjoy. Thanks for your support! : )

[@wonbadood8243]

Good clear instructions as usual.Thumbs up! I think I understand the method of turning the dials to 0 but not sure why. The increments on the dials of the roller I use go from 0 - 14

[@OnlineJewelryAcademy]

Glad you enjoyed the video. To be perfectly honest, I wasn't thinking about the rate of reduction that the rolling mill causes. I was rolling until the edges of the copper completely disappear. But, I like that you cleared up the rate if compression for others. Thanks for your support! : )