How to Make WIZZERS

[@maksgonopolsky8374]

It's truly insane that you have as few subs as you do. I've been watching about 3 or 4 other metalsmithing channels consistently for about 3 months and yours is by far the best and most informative.

[@DiamondMounter]

Thanks! The channel is growing slowly but continuously its doing ok

[@missskimberlymicado]

Aaah Chris thank you SO much for this. I was chucking my split mandrel against the wall all week after watching a video on how to load the sandpaper on another channel that was just nonsense. Kept flying off. You’re the best!

[@JayDub_143]

When I ordered some from the jewlery supply company in the US they were listed as sanding drums or barrel sanding bits. 💖

[@guidelineuk]

😉nice one mate. Look forward to watching your videos😎

[@dee200056]

Thanks so much for sharing...... love making my own tools

[@tarleywarley]

Great! Just great! Keep the good content coming!

[@femiakin-olugbade4141]

Great guy. Difficult to get things here in Nigeria, thanks for sharing your skills.

[@jerkerpersson8578]

Hi, I have now made a few of different grits and it is absolutely brilliant! So easy, soo cheap and extremely practical as opposed to regular “lose” wraps in a split mandrel! No more annoying flapping around! Thanks!

[@DiamondMounter]

Great! Yes loose bits of emery paper flying off and hitting you in the face lol. Also you will breath in a lot less dust with these hard roll wizzers I should of mentioned that in the video

[@lsdleighssilverdesigns8809]

Jolly good idea, I myself buy split shank dremmel bits and roll my own.

[@emilyrickett2527]

Ah thanks so much Chris! This is brilliant ❣️

[@gaillouisejewellery1079]

Loving the mini cars! 😁

[@bryangaurano2967]

Great video! keep them coming! Subscribed to your Patreon! Some of the best information on youtube in my opinion.

[@DiamondMounter]

Thank you so much! Working hard and plenty more videos coming in the future

[@michelleknight7362]

I will definitely make these thank you

[@johnbday4764]

That’s a brilliant idea, thanks. May I say I would consider rotation direction

[@karenstockton3369]

i made one while watching the vid thanks Chris

[@stationaryenginesworldwide]

Thank you Chris ! Great idea

[@davemarcotte8091]

Thanks for posting this!

[@jimbettridge3123]

What a crazy great idea Chris! Thanks!

[@wkcreator1231]

Thank you for sharing

[@jerkerpersson8578]

Hi, I haven’t seen this way of doing them before! Great idea and super simple to make, it seemed! I use split mandrel a lot and this will simplify my life considerably. Take an hour and make a handful of each appropriate grit! Thanks!

[@DiamondMounter]

Yes do it!

[@nathaliepaquette7854]

Thank you for thé trick and i would like to Know if you did a video of the cars you showed? Cause i find them very well made!

[@katznatalia3388]

Thank you so much!!!! very interesting

[@patrickbrennan46]

Great video

[@lisamay4293]

That was a great video thank you

[@zoedayan4416]

So cool! I always use the split mandrels to make mine, but I looove having some new ideas as how to use my ever growing collection of worn out!! burs and drills

[@ОлегМихаэльзон]

Спасибо тебе Крис)) ты очень помогаешь.. Ты молодец!)

[@ninjakarma]

Your videos are super helpful, thank you! I'm wondering if it may be possible for a video on preventing/getting rid of firescale? 🙏🏼💛

[@paulgreen9298]

Hi, Chris Good video - I got split shafts of amazon 10 for not much money and used a hot glue Gun to finish the ends I did also put a bit at the end - You can get them at HS Walsh Not seen them on Cookson and you are right they tend have a funny name - I could only find in USA then did at Walsh but that was after I had made them they are "Mounted Emery Paper rolls" Hope that helps - Paul

[@DiamondMounter]

Someone else just told me theyre called Barrel Sanders! We need a universal name for them lol

[@m0xre44]

@@DiamondMounter Barrel sanders are the hollow sleeve that fits over a rubber cylinder on a mandrel your wizzers are more like HS Walsh's "Mounted Emery Paper Rolls"

[@mariadesa4162]

Really helpful, thanks Chris. Just what I wanted, (couldn’t find these anywhere in UK).

[@DiamondMounter]

Youre welcome. Rubber discs are coming to you soon!

[@danielagutierrezvillanueva621]

Q gran idea!

[@daisy1boutique]

love your videos i learn so much keep going thanks x

[@robpetesworkshop]

Thanks for sharing , I would usually saw through old burs and insert the paper through the split , but the first one you did with glue looks a lot simpler to make. Cool miniature cars btw , you gonna make them in pendants?

[@DiamondMounter]

Thanks! Yes the previous version of the Beetle was sold as a pendant. I havnt turned this new one in to anything wearable yet though

[@pstmeoff]

Thanks a bunch!

[@DiamondMounter]

You're welcome!

[@jeremy.thejeweler]

A shop I used to work at called them flappys, so that’s what I know them as hahaha. I like wizzers a lot. They are technically called split mandrels, I think wizzer and flappy are much cooler.

[@kevinmoney4847]

How about a video on all you need for diamond setting in pendants none on KZbin

[@klondyguerra]

Thank you so very much.

[@rosjs]

No entiendo nada..pero adoro verte ..aún así se aprende mucho ... gracias 🙈

[@DiamondMounter]

De nada. Mucho gracias para mira mi video. Mi Espanol es malo lol

[@silversmithclasses]

Thanks!!

[@tonin447]

Split mandrel for flexible shaft. 🤷‍♀️

[@garybryan1379]

Yes that’s a great idea and a great way to make use of used burs and broken drill bits. Super useful. Can you recommend a way of getting into the nooks I’ve made a key ring with wire on a silver back plate to spell someone’s name and I’m struggling to get into the tight spaces between the letters because the back plate is solid. Cheers in advance

[@DiamondMounter]

Tricky! I wouldve polished the back plate first then added the bits on. It wouldve been easier to get it all polished. Although silver goes matte after soldering so its difficult either way

[@garybryan1379]

@@DiamondMounter cheers for a that. Sounds strange but I’m glad it’s not a simple solution because I thought I was missing something. Decided to go with a more rustic look with this piece and it turned out ok, but will try what you suggested on future pieces that are similar. Thanks for the advice. Really appreciate it. Keep up the great work👍🏻

[@silverestore]

Why not use a separating disc to cut the slit? Faster and straighter!

[@pennyalbertella8978]

This was great - thanks so much! Is it possible to finish a piece (file & polish) from beginning to end with a pendant motor? I’d love to see the process you favour!

[@DiamondMounter]

Yes. I think so. Challenge accepted!

[@rexgeorg7324]

back to school Chris lol

[@jackiedavies3751]

Thank you for the video, for your hair try 3 drops of lemon essential oil and 5 drops of chamomile essential oil i 1.5 pint of water and rinse your hair after shampooing and conditioner, and leave in, as a natural blonde it will brighten your hair, the least you would achieve is natural highlights.

[@ebrahimkarolia4812]

Jewellery making is a crude form of precision toolmaking. How do i know? I'm a precision toolmaker with over 40 years of experience.

[@orpheusness2422]

Tool making is just a crude form of aerospace engineering. How do I know? 50 years experience being an aerospace engineer

[@03269696]

u dont cut the sand paper with a scissor,, this is not how its done, but thank you for your hard work

[@Shazam-sc9dl]

Barrel sanders is the name

[@m0xre44]

Barrel sanders are the hollow sleeve that fits over a rubber cylinder on a mandrel Chris's wizzers are more like HS Walsh's "Mounted Emery Paper Rolls"

[@anupampatra3360]

Drill macine use tool .