How to make Wood Rings - bent veneer w brass Zelda Triforce inlay

Free Project Sheets and helpful info in the video description. Check it out.
In this video I show you how to add a brass inlay but you can keep it simple if you want and just leave it wood. I made a Tri-Force from the Legend of Zelda because it is fairly easy. There are two ways to add the brass. Solid sheets or brass powder. The solid brass I used is .016” thick. (see link below) You can go thicker even up to .026” or more, but I would not go much thinner thank .016". The brass powder way is not as shiny but I encourage you to try both ways for the experience. You can add other designs or shapes, even small stones can be attached. I hope you get a chance to make a wood ring because it really is fun.
Buy my wood ring kit here: happyatom.net/...
Free Ring Project Sheet 1 ► goo.gl/rwkOqD
Free Ring Project Sheet 2 ► goo.gl/Tu6Imn
SUBSCRIBE!
goo.gl/NPiQUX
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
MORE RING VIDS
My Ring Q&A video: • Wood Ring Q&A! Veneer,...
My Wood Veneer test video: • What wood is best for ...
Short version of this ring video: • Time lapse: Making a B...
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
What you will need - Materials and Tools
Super Thin CA Glue: amzn.to/2dKYD6e
Wood ID Kit: amzn.to/2dExlz8
Brass Powder: amzn.to/2dKlGyA
Brass Sheet: amzn.to/2e6A7PW
Veneer Variety pack: amzn.to/2dGFPb9
You’ll also want a hobby knife set like one of these:
X-Acto brand: amzn.to/2dSQ2OB
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
More Links and Emails
Ted's creations:
arbor_and_ore
Sauers Veneers
[e-mail]
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Patreon : / happyatom
My Tools : goo.gl/Htcck3
Facebook: / happyatomirl
Help translate subtitles for HappyAtom:
goo.gl/t3WrbO
Translate subtitles for this video:
www.youtube.com...
Adam Hill - HappyAtom
South Jordan UT 84095
USA
Thanks so much for watching and for all your support. I am super grateful to every one of you for watching, commenting, sharing and being the whole reason I upload these videos!

[@arimozh.2456]

why am i watching a 42 minute video about something i'm never gonna do? it's a good video though. no hate

[@raulortega103]

I watched the whole video not realizing that much time passed

[@DawaLhamo]

lol, it wasn't until I saw this comment that I realized how long it was. Doesn't seem like it! :)

[@romanfelix8532]

same here, its 3am. I've watched GMM @ 10pm and ended up here.

[@AmericanThunder]

The same reason people love watching movies about dinosaurs, even though they will not likely ever own one.

[@timhitt5934]

lol me too

[@omg_look_behind_you]

nicest nails/fingertips I've ever seen on a crafter. most smiths' hands look like gnarled troll toes.

[@HappyAtom]

Funny!

[@leviskull2180]

*I am in the military. Currently stationed in ND and originally from MI. Love all of your videos. I've watched all of them multiple times, including the three part videos that are hours long. Merry Christmas HappyAtom.

[@HappyAtom]

+Levi Bixel You may be interested in the next video ;-)

[@leviskull2180]

+HappyAtom Can't wait!

[@HappyAtom]

+Levi Bixel Ok, I'll just tell you. You were one of the winners on the giveaway. Contact me here with your mailing address: kzbin.infoabout

[@leviskull2180]

+HappyAtom Oh! That's what you meant by the next video. ☺️ I thought you were hinting at a really long video. I can't believe I won! This is the first time I've won a raffle/giveaway in my life.

[@torbjornlekberg7756]

This is just what I was looking for. How to make quality wooden jewley with fillings, with the use of simple hand tools rather then expensive machinery. Thank you so much!

[@HandSanitizerAttack]

I would totally do this for an engagement ring! If I had the tools for it. If I had a girlfriend.

[@betdee2873]

Hand Sanitizer Attack #SingleLife

[@gmario77712]

Hand Sanitizer Attack hahahaha me too

[@daniellereid4633]

I feel sorry for u

[@cobekawakami1172]

Hand Sanitizer Attack it would be worth more to your bride if you made it your self

[@LeyLey41]

cheaper to make the ring for yourself and no drama..well except for getting the super glue off your fingers..still at the end of the day...you made it for you and you still have independence...LOL...(mother of 3 sons right here.)

[@joshuapattoncustomworks6533]

I’m an amateur woodworker and I’ve made a few wooden rings for myself so I can wear them instead of ruining my wedding ring and this video has given me more than a few ideas to help speed up my process for the next one! Great job!

[@hollyguthrie5107]

I came here for the Triforce emblem. But did I spot a Navi moment? Gotta love the ring.

[@HappyAtom]

Thank you Cheff Cristofer for translating this video into Russian!

[@MrSheaonemillion]

f

[@stephanie69stevens]

HappyAtom

[@kurtcury8721]

HappyAtom no problem

[@mel_163]

Skull Ring tutorial.

[@yervantcinar2634]

Kurt Curyujmmm

[@paulahoher7394]

Thanks for the good instructions! I just finished a Harry Potter-themed ring with the engraving "ALWAYS" as a Christmas gift for my best friend :) Half an inch is way too thick, though! Had to sand it down a lot. I hope my friend likes it, I think self made gifts are awesome, and even better if they look good.

[@machiox9951]

I watched some other videos on how to make wood rings and I believe that this is one of the easiest way to do it...thanks for posting

[@aquwuh]

This vid probably has the least hate I've seen with this much liked

[@coonjamalay]

you must live under a rock braah

[@patrick29117]

a lot less than IW Trailer for sure xD

[@fahadnaushad666]

Kim Zhang

[@Anonymous-jb6gj]

@@fahadnaushad666 danny gonzalez???

[@efratcybulkiewicz5897]

Your voice, your way of explaining, the quality of the video, the sequence GOSH! Were my best 42:57 minutes spent on KZbin!

[@lancethompson37]

ha love the 'Hey! Listen! annotation

[@findingkismet6147]

I've been looking for inspiration for my own products and new channel after letting my old YT channel tumbleweed into nothingness. And you're back to KZbin after a long break too. THANK YOU for posting this 4 years ago. I'm buying laminate tomorrow! What can I say except.... WE LIKE IT VERY MUCH :) . X Caz

[@AlexandOxy]

"this guy showed me hes makeing these cool wood rings and selling them. so heres how you make them instead"

[@LauraPerez-nl2rk]

Well it's a fun easy project. But a lot of people are still going to buy more expertly made ones anyway because they are a better quality and for convenience.

[@ayeshasaeed3140]

+Laura Perez yeas you have really right😂😂😂

[@lucyhanks500]

@@ayeshasaeed3140yeah of course he has, saw the photos on the mayflower.

[@nowonmetube]

reaaaaaally nice. one of the thousand things you watch and probably make it!

[@o0-0o693]

Now the Ring of Sauron will be mine

[@JENotes]

...AND IN THE DARKNESS BIND THEM.

[@dapperdapster]

The coca cola ring

[@henkerton8738]

I am Lord Gaben! ikr Mwahahaha!!!!

[@s3nketsu295]

I am Lord Gaben Damn, welp Talion is useless sooooo who's gonna stop you? Nobody!

[@Thomas-rz5nt]

One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, And In the darkness bind them.

[@arsenal_7512]

My Dad is in his mid-forties and only has back problems because of an injury during his time in the navy so your good bro

[@iRebelG]

I was like omg December 7th didn't even come up yet xD....oh 2015...Who's watching this Before December 7th 2016?

[@Hi-sq8pg]

Kawai Enos, Jr. Dec. 2 lol

[@iamkatethe3rd251]

gfy

[@willgumina312]

Dear Happy Atom I live in Chicago, IL. and I'm a huge Legend of Zelda Fan! i grew up playing Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time on the N64! I always thought wood rings had to be carved out of a solid block. Thanks to you My view has changed for the better! So Thanks a ton!!! The * symbol is an amazing idea and I'd like to experiment with ways on how to make a ring with * around the entire ring. Also If I can figure that out I would make a wooden ring with the engravings like the Lord of the Rings and Celtic Knot patter! Thanks again, your viewer, William Gumina

[@soylentgreenb]

Super glue was developed to glue wounds. That's why it's so miserable at gluing almost everything except your skin.

[@luizquevedo6580]

Just..wow

[@joshua7426]

The original cyanoacrylates (the chemical name for the glue) were discovered in 1942 in a search for materials to make clear plastic gun sights for the war, and scientists stumbled upon a formulation that stuck to everything that it came in contact with. However, cyanoacrylates were quickly rejected by American researchers precisely because they stuck to everything! In 1951, cyanoacrylates were rediscovered by Eastman Kodak researchers Harry Coover and Fred Joyner, who recognized its true commercial potential, and it was first sold as a commercial product in 1958.

[@tp1835]

+DrSchoen my resistant materials teacher cut their finger and glued it and continued

[@patrick29117]

xD

[@felipedej5495]

ZackMusic awsom

[@arusaByoS]

probably the only thing I'll ever be able to make from these diy videos.

[@Pile_of_carbon]

I really liked the powder method. Seems less fiddly than cutting and filing triangles to the right size. I also allows for more intricate patterns. Subbed. =)

[@amorousagony2626]

I am a new subscriber* and I love Zelda. I am originally from Southern California, and I presently reside in Hot Springs, AR. What a change, huh. Well I love it here. There are a lot of friendly people in the South. I am a down to earth musician who loves to sing and write songs*. I hope I am doing this right...Everyone out there, have an awesome day, if not, it will get better. 1 Love.

[@hebertsbonilla7405]

Excellent project. I loved and I want to try it on soon. Thanks for sharing.

[@dusktheowlgryphon]

Zelda fans will love this. I know a couple that is OBSESSED with tloz and I think they would love a ring like this when they get married. PS you earned a subscriber!

[@maxinefranklin4493]

If Link gave that ring to Zelda, she would love it!

[@beachhuntersouthafrica]

never too old to learn something new ... thanks for sharing !

[@stringwoodguitars1194]

Dude really good ideas and cool. I build guitars and you gave me an excellent idea thanks brother

[@chrismccormick9166]

This was pretty cool.. something that is fun and easy that anyone can do.. and also could make a good gift for a girlfriend or boyfriend for valentines day or christmas

[@willemkossen]

Its not often that youtube gets its suggestions right, but now it did! Glad i found your channel! Nice project, i might try this one day! Have a great 2016!

[@HappyAtom]

+Willem Kossen Thank you!

[@sniplax4079]

+HappyAtom Hey, What do you need to make this? And i hope you don't need clamps, It's kinda hard to watch a 42 minute video hahaha

[@ghostteller8958]

Even though the video was long, these rings seem super easy to make and moreover do not require any high tech tools or something ! Am gonna make a bunch of these for people and myself ! Thanks a lot ! hoping for more such projects ! :)

[@Thrillbo341]

If you want to improve bending process, i would soak the veneer in ammonia hydroxide rather than hot water. Its a little nastier (safety wise) but the wood won't kink and once dry, it will 'set' in the new shape rather than slightly springing back. Also a ring mandrel is like £7...

[@Thrillbo341]

I didn't finish watching the video when i wrote this, you used super glue?! wood glue too good for you? godamn pva would have suited this job better.

[@HappyAtom]

+Stephen Bathory I will have to try that some time. Thanks for the suggestion. The superglue makes the wood waterproof and rock solid.

[@ZombieAlchemist]

+Colin John Cunningham Way to make what could have been a helpful comment sound pretentious as all hell. Not sure if you meant it that way but you come off as more of a snob who like to throw big words around not a professional. Also next time you leave a comment like that, there's really no need to tell someone that you didn't like the project first like he was looking for that validation before you add your two cents.

[@CoolKoon]

+Stephen Bathory I definitely wouldn't use wood glue, because not only it isn't waterproof (by far!), but all the stuff emitted by the human skin would make it fall apart in no time. I'm assuming that the maker of the rings would want his rings to be wearable....

[@ryanh4136]

+ZombieAlchemist As a fellow but mere amateur woodworker, I also didn't care for the obviously amateurish nature of the video (the figure/chatoyance(the optical waviness in the wood is called "curl" and NOT made based on how it's cut as the ignorant video states, but an uncommon way the wood grows). Also, bent wood lamination can be done using water for soaking and also with PVA glue, but also as corrected, other fluids and adhesives are much more suited o this particular project since it's a very tight wind as well as needing to be waterproof, which obviously this amateur that only saw someone do something cool and wanted to make a buck off putting this up would not know - a disservice to the watchers as well as the true pros that put other more informative and correct videos up on the topic. I'm NOT a pro woodworker as stated, but a decent amateur who appreciates Colin for saying he's a Pro since it differentiates himself from the video author as someone who actually knows what he's talking about, as opposed to simply being pretentious! Thanks anyway HappyAtom for sparking people's creativity and possibly getting people into the craft, a rewarding and useful hobby. I'd just do a little more research first so as not to mislead your viewers or sound too much like you have no idea what you're doing to anyone with just a little knowledge about the subject. Additionally, if the springback isn't as much of an issue, you could still use Tightbond III since it is waterproof. After which, a finish will protect it better from acids and moisture from fingers (varnish is most suitable or a oil/varnish like Watco Danish Oil, which can be re-applied as it wears) .

[@joerope5502]

Metal files to fill in inlays is a great idea. It can allow for mush more complex in lays!

[@MARKINHO216]

Muito bom amigo!!! Forma simples de se fazer arte!! parabéns!!

[@HappyAtom]

Thank you!

[@seancanoy]

this takes mad patience when putting in the brass. I was getting frustrated just watching. props to you for staying so calm

[@Creative.Dream.Studios]

love this! I can't wait to try it!

[@jonasschafer9895]

A bit late to mention this, but we made our engagement rings using this concept (with different inlay though), five years ago. Thanks a lot for sharing!

[@PastorTonyManuel]

ive watched this video all the way through a few times and am now making my first ring. I'll post pics when I'm done but I've already found a couple obstacles that I will share

[@SUPERMAR10312]

-_- . . . I feel like such an idiot. When he was sanding I tried to blow the saw dust away.

[@faraazjonaidi9323]

AHHH MY EYES

[@SUPERMAR10312]

+Elham Naderi What??

[@faraazjonaidi9323]

When you blow it it would of gone in your eyes! 😵

[@Joshua-hz3cl]

+SUPERMAR10312 XD

[@Joshua-hz3cl]

+SUPERMAR10312 when he was glueing i was squinting my eyes becuase i thoguth there was going to be fumes.

[@clng5550]

Your video is brilliant and your voice is surprisingly hypnotical to listen to

[@sarinns]

Wood master, tell me, please, tell me your secrets

[@paulahoher7394]

awesome! i think, if you wear that and look at it it means a lot more than just buying a ring. you made it yourself :) this might be a great present for people who like rings!

[@54V4]

Very nice. You got yourself a new subscriber! Good job! Thank you!

[@haydenpatstone2849]

same

[@KatorNia]

Same! :)

[@Erowens98]

That detail on some of the wood (The lines going the other direction to the grain) Is called figuring, It is a natural feature of some trees which happens because of abnormal growth in the tree. Basically it doesn't grow straight up but wiggles up. This kind of wood is much harder to work with because of the irregular grain but is very pretty and used quite often on musical instruments like violins and guitars. Furniture makers use it a lot as well.

[@workout9594]

Why did i watch all 40 mins of this video, I dont even have sand paper!

[@MOTHblank]

You just made me notice how much time I've spent with this video :v

[@Raum89]

Wish Ytube existed when i had woodcrafts back in school... This is awsome!

[@donofbran]

I only clicked because of legend of zelda. Sorry

[@ilyace1153]

same lol

[@yarixzamendoza6314]

and I thought it was an illuminati symbol smh

[@glmoorer]

Get out.

[@bradleyhinton9104]

Burrito Draws same

[@walikai]

Your comprehensive video description earned a subscription. It makes it easy to start a project with those handy procurement links.

[@julioandres2414]

When you thouht that the video was 8-10 minutes long and you realize is actually 42:00 minutes 😐

[@salemkittie]

This looks so incredibly easy!!! I was ready to see a lathe and jewelers saws and resin but no! Shockingly easy! Actually looking forward to trying this sometime in the future.

[@saskiahartmann6925]

I feel sorry for your hands O_O

[@Bullzeye211]

Saskia Hartmann that's why he needs a ring, jewelry is a distraction from imperfections..

[@guysmith6394]

You could easily apply any suitable water based wood dye, to achieve any desired color (purple, pink, red, blue, green, yellow, orange, black, etc., etc.! Perhaps buy slabs used for making knife handles, (made from a wide variety of materials)!

[@toastatemypants5130]

''It's really easy'' *looks at video length* over 40 min *thinks it's not easy*

[@jasonedwarddoucette]

do you think making actual rings is an easy process :) I think "it's really easy" is all in compared to what... compared to a week making a ring... yup 40 mins is easy lol

[@Crixx-nb1vw]

i watch this vid on Morning 5:50 o' clock meanwhile it's 6:34 o' clock i dont knew that the vid is so long its feels like 10 minutes

[@person4785]

The amount of time does not indicate how hard something is if u watch KZbin for over 40 mins it's not hard

[@ThePointlessBox_]

make one out of a metal, go on ill count, ill see you in a few weeks

[@willswan4843]

i dont think he has finished making it still 5 months later

[@LittleAngel775]

as i was looking for handicrafts that i could do at home, i came along this video, now im doing my woodrings, ill show you my work as long as ive figured out how to attache pics in the comment here, till then, thanks

[@LittleAngel775]

i dont think there is an option to add pics in the comments here at youtube, i really wanted to share my works to every body

[@SmugBagel]

how do still have skin on your fingers? dude

[@eternaldragonwood]

Actually REALLY liked the earlier jagged one!! Set in resin and then finished would still present a decent end result (in my thinking) Many Thanks for you post

[@TheMrSeagull]

19:20 - Why not just glue them while they're still in? It is penetrating glue after all.

[@MarkShaneHansen]

+MrSeagull Penetrating doesn't mean it penetrates brass and gluing it before setting the brass makes sure they're glued on the back as well instead of just the sides.

[@AaronGRandall]

A sharpening stone would come in handy for your exacto blades. Also, you could use clear fingernail polish for a clear coat to protect it. Nice project. Thank you for sharing.

[@madmaxofspokane1691]

Cool project. A tip I would like to suggest would be to wrap and rubber band your wet veneer right onto socket with the extension and leave it on there until after the gluing, inlaying, gluing and final sanding of the outer part of the ring before removing it from the socket to finish the edges and inside of the ring. If you can mount the extension/socket to a drill or lathe, you can speed up the finishing processes and eliminate most of the physical contact with the CA glue.

[@borkchips8775]

That glue said 420. So i think u can cape it

[@TheEvilGod]

Fixing that triforce was quite the quest 'ey. Well done looks good :)!

[@almonddaves]

Can i paint the wood? Let's say black?

[@HappyAtom]

Yes.

[@gg23__x]

You'd be better off staining it :)

[@almonddaves]

Thanks. :)

[@ikiostar]

Or you know, getting ebony veneer instead.

[@HappyAtom]

I tried ebony veneer. It's near impossible to bend that tight.

[@rodneyleith]

rod from barrow in furness ,cumbria ,uk lov the rings never seen woodern rings before i will have a go at it thanks rod

[@carlotv1212]

Is there any hardware store that I can get veneer at. I went to Home Depot, Hobby Lobby and no store has the veneer you use in this video. Any suggestions would help

[@HappyAtom]

You wont find it at any of those stores. Just some woodworking stores carry it. I have several links in the description for buying it on amazon. Here are a few: My favorite veneer packs for rings: Domestic Variety: amzn.to/2e4pxoo Cherry: amzn.to/2dGGEkw Maple: amzn.to/2ekIdmR Walnut amzn.to/2dGGjOv

[@Dobiecx]

Rockler is a woodworking supply company. They have physical stores all over the USA as well as online. Top quality stuff in every catagory. www.rockler.com/wood/veneer

[@masonkane5884]

You can also make your own veneer with a bandsaw. There are videos on KZbin to help you out with that.

[@Raunak18Rock]

Frankly speaking..I'm not into wood and stuff, but your passion into this area grows a interest in me to make one of those. Will surely make a ring ..and its on my to-do list. Great work! :)

[@MarcStjames-rq1dm]

I was on the edge of my seat during the gluing in of the triangles!!!

[@lahstreet1283]

what cloth should i use when coating glue?

[@HappyAtom]

In the ring test video I show what to use. It's the shop paper towels.

[@nanowoothipath9351]

,..฿฿!

[@jizzcakes8538]

yo mama

[@micheleperry101]

*> Step by step detail, material nad cuttig list and more: >> [ **t.co/Bzrqt3CkQV** ]

[@cosminmoldoveanu9134]

Hey, you could use tape to position the triangles when marking the veneer, also, once the veneer is cut in depth, you coudl position the triangles and use tape again to hold the position. then, when you put superglue, you would not glue your fingers by presing on tape instead of triangles. Cheers

[@daymal2717]

can u be my dad?

[@smellsbad2742]

Wow this will help my dad is trying to figure out how to do wood copper inlay

[@noeliapereira1155]

This is the first time that I see your channel and I love it. I'll try to do the ring

[@srdabsalot6244]

That ring looks so nice!

[@ConfusedWonkie]

watched this 8 years ago and saved it to my watch later playlist for when i find myself a man worth marrying, been with him for 2.5 years now. the next time i revisit this is when he proposes someday. i’m making us a matching set

[@spaceblahblah7245]

*LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the ring you made! I am going to try to do a couple with my grandchildren.

[@ABitOfTheUniverse]

Liked for your 20+ year passion for MST3K. Was one of my favorite shows back when I was a teenager.

[@GriswoldCain]

omg the part where you're gluing in the triangles... Everything was so planned out and strategic until that point. Then all hell broke loose. I wanted to reach in and help you. lmao.

[@jeanfoster1054]

Love this ring making video. I'm going to try it and put my own spin on it and if it turns out I will send a video to boot. Thank you I enjoyed watching this.

[@GodzillasTodespranke]

Awesome! I saw your video this week, ordered some veneers, a good superglue and made my first 3 rings today. I like tinkering with wood and these rings are so simple to make and look great. Guess i need more fingers soon :D Thank you!

[@HappyAtom]

So cool! Thanks for your comment.

[@hunterwienke6861]

all my favorite video's express the depression of aging in there beginings.

[@brunscus]

16:14 Which tool did you use? Or did you have that ones? I'd like to try...

[@melberry5929]

Fahhhhhbulous - now I know how to make one for my bass playing pal which will be so appropriate!

[@crapstirrer]

right tools for the right job man. tweezers for the fiddly inlay stuff.

[@CoolKoon]

This is a pretty interesting way for making wooden rings with an inlay. The difference between the metal powder is pretty noticeable even after sanding though, but adds a nice effect to it I guess.

[@hf117j]

+CoolKoon Yeah... almost a glitter effect.

[@BrandyIsadora]

T hat is totally crazy! I swear I could smell the super glue when I saw you pouring it .WOAH.

[@tonil6604]

Hey dear is Toni from Germany. You inspired me a Lot. i wanna make One of These for my Girl. i Hope i Can Send some pics too. the Translation is awesome. These Guy did a awesome Job. thx from here

[@iktpq2008]

haha 26 and have the same thing going on with the same arm, the pain i can deal with fine, not the fact that even a few years ago that kinda thing was not even a thought to me haha, awesome vid, thank you :)

[@eternalnoob6845]

Just started making rings and small carvings. Been using what I've been told is sapili (sic?), just got some oak from my dad. Made a ' Ying Yang' two piece ring. Love making 'fiddly' stuff.

[@Phoquounet]

I suggest a idea for gluing the laiton tri-force, when you placed it first (before gluing), you can place a tape on, and the three piece will be on the tape and you'll be able to replace on the holes with the superglue

[@rickalford]

Very Nice job on the rings... I will make a few soon and inlay a couple gold nuggets. I have a suggestion on your inlays... I build acoustic guitars with inlays as well as do many inlays in hardwood boxes and other items. Much easier method for the glue up is to dry fit your items as you did and just leave them in and flood this with super glue. The thin water super glue will seep easily into the voids and behind your metal inlays. Then press them down firmly and let them dry. (if you are concerned you could also set them in place and lift them up slighly with your Xacto blade before glueing and then press into place) Sand once to the top of inlay to get the excess glue off and then hit it once more with glue to fill the voids and let it dry and you are good to go. After doing hundreds I've never had an inlay come out in 20 years of doing this. Thanks for the video!! Rick

[@FirstMiddleLast123]

Some quick tips: You can buy different shaped hole punches (or even have them made) Just punch the hole near the end of the strip that will be on the outside and use the same punch to punch out your filler metal from a foil that is about the same thickness as the wood and you get a perfect fit. The socket and tape was a nice idea, but it would be easier if you put the tape on inside out. Then you can just use your socket extension in a drill to do the sanding.

[@mariahcox2300]

This looks like alot of fun when i was working i always used my hands and i feel like I'm going crazy becuz i have nothing to do.I love this. Awesome job on showing people how to make them.Ty.

[@astridjames2959]

My mom knows how to wire wrap so we could make like wire wrap wood Zelda rings, now that's cool! 😄

[@Carlzday]

LOVE the brass filings, idea

[@menschin9854]

@happyatom this video is much higher quality than some of youtubers with hundreds of thousands subscribers. Keep it up, you work insanely precise!

[@TheHoward72]

I like you as soon as I have a few real ones but lost them this one is easy to make and fairly inexpensive. plus it looks nice I really want to try making at least one.

[@blackholedays]

You've just killed me when I've seen how compact the powder looks into the sockets!!!

[@nellagranback6826]

my entire body is tensed, watching you try to glue those tiny triangles into their homes D:

[@foxfam8939]

Thanks again for this video! I saved it for later because I found it really great! Gonna FINALLY try it. So thanks again!

[@-e6195]

i think this is the first time ever i will hit subscribe

[@F19GZ]

Thank you for this tutorial! Happy with my new ring!

[@6bigbear153]

This is awesome! i will have to try this out and i loved and still love mystery science theater 3000. My friend and I made Santa vs Satan Christmas special a tradition to watch around Christmas. Thanks for everything!