- I turn stainless teaspoon to Beautiful necklace -

Wanted to try little different way to make a spoon pendant.
More info: www.instructables.com/id/-Spr...
Music:
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#teaspoon #necklace #reuse #dremel #stainlesssteel #jewelry #diy

[@sausanacademy]

Would LOVE to see an Etsy shop. :-)

Sausan Academy of Egyptian Dance Hi. Sorry, i haven't sold things. Just making these sometimes, just for fun. I have an Fb page if you want to check it out: facebook.com/kadanjalkia/ And, thank you!

[@jamingammy6817]

AWESOME! Thank you for the link , but it still amazing how it looks so easily when you do it!

Thanks. After little practising you'll notice that it is easy. After couple hours handling the tool comes easier and easier.

[@vileguile4]

Incredible and thanks for great choice of music!

Sleepydog Thanks for watching it. 😊

[@Winkisthegreatest]

Speechless. I would definitely be in my own workshop, creating beautiful pieces, instead of a 9-5 if I had a talent like that! Awesomeness!

Thank you very much!

[@katiecox2771]

Beautiful! Thanks very much for sharing.

[@pheenix42]

The use of the white paint is a classic engraver's method of highlighting the image as the piece is worked. Nice to see that common acrylic spray paint can be used the same was as the engraver's white oil paint! :-)

[@wendimiller8915]

This is absolutely beautiful!

Wendi Decker Miller Thank you!

[@onenanathreekids5662]

You are very clever. I love the use of the end of the spoon and how you connected it to the pendant. Inspired.

One Nana Three Kids Thank you!

[@cr4shtestdummy]

omg beautiful! what a nice idea :D (I guess I really like your work..)

[@jamingammy6817]

GORGEOUS! I have been think of this idea on how to do it. I bet you anything you could!

[@johnsimonetti9262]

Great job, Tuomas, and a great idea. Keep the ideas coming.

John Simonetti Thank you!

[@johnsimonetti9262]

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[@jorgenlannock]

that is just so nice :-). love the way you run your patience on a small object like that. i always have a hard time not to jump around in my shack hahaha

Thank you very much. I kind of forget the time when im making something small. Its very relaxing.

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Cool idea . I've made fishing lures with spoons but never thought of a pendent . Great job .

Glen mckelvey Thanks. I have used handles for making lures for ice fishing. 😊

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Tuomas Soikkeli I just home from ice fishing .

[@donnaredman558]

Beautiful!!!

Donna Redman Thank you!

[@opasworkshop8373]

Bravo my friend that was one beautiful piece. keep on creating my friend.

Thank you my friend!

[@angelicinspirations]

Wonderful video. I have a dremel and am terrified of it. Had to smile at you using your knee as a table :-) You have inspired me to have a go with the cutting wheel now. It won't be on my knee though..

angelicinspirations Thanks. Cut off wheels works like grinding stones, those remove material with friction. So, those ain't so dangerous than saw blade's are. I also use slow rpm ( if you look the video, there's no sparks), so if the wheel slips it hardly makes a mark to my trousers. Of course its good to be carefull, but its not so dangerous as it looks. Those wheels usually break if hit something.

[@angelicinspirations]

That's useful to know. Thanks :-)

angelicinspirations You're welcome. But, also know that with full speed situtation is whole different. 😊 So, its good to be carefull, even there's no need to be afraid.

[@nightstringers]

Wow I love it

[@Daniel_Davis79]

I still like watching your craving videos 👍

[@sirarodrigues6374]

Só MAGNÍFICO 🎉

[@lauriesbella1252]

That was beautiful. You make it look so east…

[@nemonbuckery5512]

Great work!!!!!!🐼✌🏿🍴

[@jeromevconstantin]

wouah! magnifique! merci

Jérome C Thanks!

[@beezl3bub]

Nice work. But for a beginner I speculate about 200 hours of practice to achieve what you do easily.

[@nikoskaravas903]

👏👏👏👍👌👊very nice!!!😉

Nikos Karavas Thanks mate!

[@moecovann]

SO clever! Nice work. What type of cutting disc is that? Thank you!

[@jamingammy6817]

Do you use a different bit in after you drilled the holes?

[@julie-annslee]

Your video was really great! What type of necklace do you use with your hearts? Sterling Silver or Stainless Steel?

[@PKeefe]

Look at how and what he used to engrave the spoon.

[@mywiel1303]

great job... can u please tell me what kind of discks and tools u use to drill and carve the spoon. thanks

Carmen Alicia Torres Londoño Thank you. Used tungsten carbide cutters 9910 and 9903 shop.dremeleurope.com/gb/en/products/accessories?price=2,75&APPLICATION=engrave&MATERIAL=metal&SYSTEM=multi-tool-system Cut of wheels shop.dremeleurope.com/gb/en/productdetails/heavy-duty-cut-off-wheel-24-mm--185

[@arnoldosura]

i have a dremel but I try to used but I love engraving in metals can you tell me what told I should use to engraving metal?

Tungsten carbide cutters or diamond wheel points. Tungsten carbide cutters are better if you want to make deeper engraving. Diamonds for "etching" the surface, or finishing / fixing engravings made with tungsten carbide cutters. Materials hardens from friction, alumine, brass, copper and stainless steel, hardens easier than mild steel. Using wax ( that dremels red polishing wax works too) to cool the bit helps. Dip spinning bit to the wax after couple minutes of engraving, that avoinds bit to get stucked. Specially alumine can easily fill teehts on tungsten carbide cutters. I use 10-15k rpm with soft materials, 15-20k rpm with mild steel.

[@Lazywatchsmith]

upee!

Lazy watchsmith Kiitos!

[@Lazywatchsmith]

Moro. Jos jossain vaiheessa kerkeet, niin käyppä testaamassa se meikäläisen uusin video suomalaisella tekstityksellä. ;)

Lazy watchsmith Toki.

Lazy watchsmith Toimivat hyvin. Hyvä idea. En edes tiennyt että toimivat puhelimessa. Pitääpä perehtyä aiheeseen itsekin.

[@Lazywatchsmith]

Tuomas Soikkeli oli ihan hauskaa niitä tehdessä

[@cobberpete1]

Another simple spoon into a beautiful piece of art. I see you still have your 'Drilling' stool ;0 PLEASE Tuomas, I am concerned for you. Think a little bit about your safety, maybe a piece of leather over your knee to protect against sharp cutting bits and maybe use the pliers to hold the work when using your mini torch. It would be a shame to loose your talent and abilities from a foolish incident.

Peter Compton Thanks Peter. No worries mate! Actually i don't use pliers because then i feel when spoon starts to get too hot. Also those type of cut off wheels usually broke if slipped and hit somerhing, and those doesn't cut skin very well. So, it makes just a little scratc if something. I work everyday with hot / melt steel at work, heavy materials.. I allready have some nice "marks" to my shoulders and arms from splashed hot steel... After twenty years im used to thoses little scratches. Of course im carefull, but i know what i need to afraid. 😁 ( circular saw's are scary)