This is a old video but I found it very informative and explained very well step by step in a easy manner that can be done by someone who is just learning. I was just curious about hollow jewelry and the formation of it and came across this video. I watched it from start to finish it held my attention very well which is something that's not easy to do lol
@user-pe8cu1vs6d3 жыл бұрын
Such excellent videos. I am loving every single one...I´ve been watching 12 Months Metal. Thank you so much for the videos, your time and excellence and the inks you provide to connect us with other folk.
@maryhoshizaki35764 жыл бұрын
Great video, thanks for taking the time to share!
@sheena88694 жыл бұрын
Really lovely. looks great.
@yaelessel4 жыл бұрын
Do you have links to get the shapes and wire dies? Thanks🙏🙂
I found this video very helpful as usual, but I am very interested in the lessons that you spoke about, because I was thinking about getting the DWP to help me with learning how to do silversmithing properly, with a view to doing it for a living, because I have disabilities that stop me from doing my usual job(share/commercial fishing) or anything else that I used to do(because I used to do very physical work, like landscaping/forestry; building and cable laying, whenever I was unable to go to sea) to earn my wages, so are your courses available to people that would be using the DWP for support and financing the course. Also, I have been using the solder paste, on flattened and rolled up wire, to make the wire that’s got a ball on one end for attaching beads to chain etc, and I was wondering if you could tell me/us of a better way to make these wires with a ball on the end(I have forgotten what they are called), so once again I thank you in advance, for any reply, as well as the thanks for these excellent videos......... Jon.