How to Make the Magic Lake Ring: DIY Ring Tutorial

[@bigfan6016]

You totally captured the theme on this one!

[@Lungorthin666]

For 5+ years, out of 80+ channels I subscribe to, this is the first video that didn't appear in my Subscriptions feed

[@Jortedrunner]

Didnt show for me either

[@rjeezie126]

Nor i

[@craftygirl4794]

Love this color combination! Thanks for another creative and beautiful ring!

[@Algoldprospecting]

I need to try to make one

[@boxart5268]

A really nice ring. I might subscribe to your subscription box. Thank you.

[@JonathanDavisREP]

Awesome Elliott! Very inspiring!

[@elliottadair]

Thanks brother

[@burkleegreen7762]

I had never considered using the shovel end of the tweezers to sprinkle on pigment/glow powder/small materials. Oy, why didn't I think of that??

[@luckyowl1316]

Is it just water what is being sprayed while sanding?

[@woots7479]

you can use alcohol too, i find out alcohol abit better on cooling down the ring and remove dirts

[@terricrowley1882]

What Lathe do you use?

[@PatrickAdairSupplies]

amzn.to/49es227 this is the one in the video here, it's a great option for starting with inlay rings!

[@rjeezie126]

Did not know tungsten could shatter that’s interesting.

[@woots7479]

tungsten is hard but considered as a brittle material

[@imagineengine]

you could have just sanded the bevels and sides down while you were sanding. Would have been a lot faster and it wouldn't scratch that Tungsten.....