Hinges Part 2: Riveting Hinges

[@JayDub_143]

I would really love to see how that clasp is made!!! Thanks for always having such amazing tutorials!! 🙏💗

[@Nancy4133nope]

As always a great video two part set you always make it look so simple watching your videos are so inspirational and confidence building

[@deeoneal1267]

that is insane. how the hell do u get all this bezels so perfect and even with each other ? true artisan !!

[@sdhong86]

Thank you so very much for your time and passing down your knowledge. May you and your family always be well and happy!

[@jennifersanford8943]

Great video. Thanks. Can you show us how you made the clasp?

[@CherylAnn2222]

That was incredibly helpful!

[@annh3599]

Wonderful video! You actuality make me believe that i can do this!

[@stonearches2883]

Nice tips. Thank you Roberta.

[@deborahgleason7578]

Thanks so much for your great tutorials!

[@aloeist]

so clean and helpful, thank u!

[@t0rb1naalborg44]

I think the Brad advice is at best indifferent. What takes the most 'weight' - strain is depending of the functionality of the hinged parts. So looking at your own creation whichever part is taking more strain than the other? Is it trash-can lid, a cigar-box, locket or :-) I was much more anticipating how you would line the tubes up axially so no problem when getting the wires trough, but no, apparently you are very lucky :-)

[@flyingcheff]

I like to hold the piece in a third hand (if can depending on the piece)) and use a nail set, keeps everything still - no beating up the piece! Great bracelet!

[@stonearches2883]

Thank you. This is a great tutorial.

[@gabrielkirkbaca2910]

When you rivet your pin , have you considered useing an impact on the flex shaft

[@kathybradbury]

Where is a good place to get inexpensive turquoise cabs like the small ones you’re using in this bracelet? Also, are there Pattern dies that don’t require a hydraulic press that can produce forms similar to what you’ve used here?

[@robertapihl76]

Kathy Bradbury Lol there is really nothing about making a project this complex that’s inexpensive dearie.. by the time you hit this intermediate/highish skill level you should have all the equipment you need and a board of stones that would put a dragon to shame 🤣 the stones came from a friend that had extra picked up at the Tucson gem show though, and I believe you HAVE to have a press to use these. Not much other way to punch out the shapes. But you CAN hand saw them! I’ve done that!

[@pbjsilverstudio4882]

Great video. Well done! So what did you use for your clasp?

[@CherylCohen]

Roberta, why did Brad recommend the hinge pieces be different sizes? I mean to what purpose? Thanks.

[@randymurray934]

Very nice, thanks for sharing

[@staceysmith8596]

Nice job!!

[@jessicadunbar3303]

Is there a supply list for this project?

[@SelinaWorkroom]

Thank you, it's what I need!! 👍👍

[@cindyturner7240]

Awesome. Thanks

[@leonorpisano8547]

thank you for sharing

[@thischannelisdeleted]

How do you remove one?

[@robertapihl76]

I will use a round bur or a file to remove the overlaying metal. A small punch on a slot will send it through ;)

[@simonpidgeon949]

💯👍👍