How to Make a Silver Stacking Ring

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[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

why do Americans say sodder? come to think of it they say clabbard as well and Erbs...WTF in England where English comes from we say Sol der with an L and Clap Board and H erbs with a great big H! but apart from that I enjoyed this video. ..I just always wondered about the weird pronunciation lol!

[@cisabella7]

check out 1soham1 channel...he teaches silver smithing. I understand being a rookie, we all have to start somewhere. This is very much a beginner with some serious balls to post this video which probably means she'll develop into a good metal smith some day. Hopefully. Proper tools are half of the battle. Experimentation is a serious plus - have no fear. Metal is one of the most forgiving materials around - if the project fails, melt it down and start over, provided you have the tools.

[@oliviacrisp9698]

great tutorial! I was just wondering if the same principles apply to working with gold?

[@cat52]

very good video. very informative. Thank you for making this!

[@melissashell3041]

Thanks for making this video. I've been working with wrapping sea glass and stones, but I'm ready to learn a new skill to make bezels and mount them to a ring in addition to wrapping with silver wire. I love that you're so "real" and not super technical. I also love that you show that it's okay to use simple tools like the manicure tools. I do the same thing - I have some "professional" tools, but I also use what works. It's encouraging to new people to know that you don't have to go out and spend thousands of dollars buying all pro tools. Please continue to make videos for beginners like me. Oh, and give us a flash of that sweet baby.

[@XxBloodyWenchxX]

there are pro´s about seeing this "mishap" too: you get to see how careful and attentive you gotta work when soldering - most people make it look like it´s no big deal. might make you careless, no? you can be encouraged in seeing that people with experience will fail too, from time to time. also you should think of this: a tutorial puts emphasis on explaining, which is really done better here than in most. only to craft and explain well at the same time takes MUUUCH effort. try it some times.

[@XxBloodyWenchxX]

since you´re earning money from this vid, which means you´re doing this on a professional level (making us watch ads ;P ) i´ll give you this bit of criticism: i understood everything you said, i had to really turn up to max volium tho. your voice, in comparison to the clattering, is rather quiet and a bit blurry. this is about acoustic, not about your pronunciation. maybe there´s a way to improve it, which would be great, especially for non native speakers! the tutorial itself is real good!

[@violetblue3189]

Great video..I learned a few things there I didn't know,Funny how often the simple aspects of working with metals can be the most challenging.I'm not sure I could afford to use 925 16 gauge silver wire.the cost of silver in the UK has gone up by 400% in a decade.So nice hearing your wee toddler babbling away in the background:) Thanks and both of you take care ,Sophie xx

[@ivynrose7478]

Love your videos. But how would I make thicker rings? Do you only use steel wire? What else? I have watched all your videos and have no idea what you use for metal itself.

[@aeward2000]

Hi. I love your video. I would like to learn more about making silver jewelry. I have no idea where to start since where I can buy tools, supply, etc. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

[@RobbyJHope]

You really do have a lot of unnecessary silver working tools. You really buy pickling mixture? I hope you found out what it is, so you aren't paying a premium for it still.

[@charlottesmom]

Thank You for this video!!! It was extreamly helpful for a beginner ring crafter such as myself. **your daughter sounds like a cutie!** she probably wanted to help momma!

[@candidcamel]

And for all of you seeking materials and suppliers, if you are considering doing this to make money consider this times are tough and people are spending less money on jewelry and more money on essentials like food and water.

[@msniquani]

wow this is a great video, i make jewelry but, I never made silver jewelry. I am going to start investing in some of those things and try it. Thanx

[@ClassyGeek]

@epohnopulse You know the old saying - if you can't say something nice ... Actually I don't think she has enough tools, you should see my bench :)

[@herbfell]

I'm sorry, did I hear you say German silver' in the beginning? So this isn't silver at all, it's nickel siver, which contains no silver at all?

[@zoeylife2]

This is one of the only videos I have enjoyed watching. Perfect pace, great solid info, good voice, and good video! Really great video! Thanks!

[@bellydancer14150]

Just wanted to say I love your tutorials. I am a self taught jewelry artist too, and your videos are extremely useful. Thanks

[@cruizinbaby]

Where can you buy sterling silver wire? Can you buy strips, or sheets of it if you want to make a wide band?

[@janice707]

Not sure why you didn't dip the ring in an acid solution to neutralize the ring before quenching it in water

[@PatriotCoinRings]

+makesilverjewelry Nice tutorial. Where are the best sources for the half round Stirling silver and gold to purchase would you say (amazon)? I've been making coin rings, titanium, tungsten, etc for many years and I'm constantly asked for stackable rings so thought I'd give it a try :) Thanks for the tutorial. -Michael

[@sallyl2159]

It's pretty risky to quench your metal right after soldering it because the solder could crack.

[@DavidMc3000]

Thanks for posting!! Whats the best supply site for silver wire online? Thanks again.

[@vorkev1]

THE BEST RING IS A RING PORED IN A MOLDED BUT NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE MAKE THEM

[@trekranger]

What kind of wire do you sue. Dead soft, Half hard or what kind ? Thanks

[@ShelleyJovel]

I love this video thank u. I am really considering getting a tumbler could u do a video on a befor and after difference of using a tumbler?

[@depplover78]

oh tumbler! I thought you were saying tumblr and was like huhh?? LOLL

[@bikerguy220]

joint looks bad.... why not do it perfect for you video...

[@Twinkle1206]

Thank you for sharing. This is useful.

[@101gidget]

Would the same process work with gold or anything else?

[@JennysSandBox]

Thank you so much. What is your natural pickle mix?

[@cvc2465]

What kind of surface are you using? I have some marble samples (they were free so what the heck) that I got from home depot but I didn't know if the surface that you use makes a difference or not?

[@kayzen76]

Hey another skilled jeweler!!! Subscribed

[@austinduncan1]

Great Video Thanks. And I love the sound of that little person in the back ground. Hug that kid for me will ya!

[@djluxmaster]

Where is a good place to get supplies?

[@gnjs979]

Hi! I love this video. Would you be able to send me a list of all the supplies and materials I need to create this ring?...

[@tess2626]

Wow, this was an excellent tutorial...I am new to jewelry making, and after watching this, I feel like I can actually make a ring!!! Thank you!

[@denise4646crn50]

WHAT ALL GOES IN THE PICKLING STUFF?

[@samyboysss]

Wow that's a really bad solder seam

[@BrooksCards]

I have been looking for the perfect set of rings for my wedding, now I know I can make them! Ty!

[@ALAREFE2010]

very nice , good I like this

[@hutergirl1ify]

Awesome video! Thank u

[@itsumonihon]

she said german shears

[@elysiab2453]

Very Good Tutorial! Thanks so much!

[@htrfdes]

Thank-you!!

[@slingnink13]

Great ring making skills you have...

[@skyrimfan30]

cool

[@veronicamartinez5625]

Que facil esplicas, felicidades por tu canal, :)

[@Xmistressoffantasy]

Thank you so much! This was so helpful!

[@dmertz21]

This is so awesome. So helpful

[@soff530]

where can we order the supplies like the silver ????

[@michael1st895]

If your in the UK cooksons.com is good arived the next day

[@michael1st895]

If your in the UK cooksons.com is good arived the next day

[@ferminc1846]

awesome tutorial :D

[@candidcamel]

Amateur teacher but a teacher nonetheless

[@lancaster-youngfarm3459]

Stop saying "go ahead"

[@albertpartridge2194]

you are far to slow get a move on your boring there is no need to pinkle about like you are doing it must take you a month to make one ring

[@bsears55]

All the background noise makes it hard to hear everything you are saying. Good video but not very professional are you are doing this for a living or did you just take a break from your child?