Internal Tab Setting Gemstone Pendant | 12 Months Of Metal

Kim shows you how to make an internal tab setting to hold a cabochon. Kim also shares how to create a bail and how to add a patina using liver of sulphur.
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[@annjessup1670]

Love these and simple projects in a different metal to Sterling.

[@kemiagbato7402]

Thank you for the video!

[@amandathompson4692]

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

[@kimthomson400]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@dalemills7926]

I love using liver of Sulphur on my copper wire Working and copper sheets..love the pendants earing and necklace..I shall try this .love too the stamping addition

[@ElizabethP505]

Thanks so much- great tutorial!

[@fatigafatiga8384]

very nice...gracias,saludos desde argentina.

[@jeanwilcox3464]

Lovely but I would use a few dots of e6000

[@kamilaglasek1725]

I love all the tutorials :D I've learnt SO many things thanks to those tutorials. I have a question about thickness of the copper sheet that you are using? I have sheets of 0.5mm and 0.32mm. what those gauges are good for in jewellery making please? Also I love your little green sieve that you are using in your cleaning solution after soldering. I've been trying to find it but no luck. Can you share where you got it from please :) thank you once more :)

[@makeitwithkim-jewellerysil3126]

Thanks Kamila. My students regularly use 0.5mm metal for a range of jewellery designs. 0.7-1mm makes everything a bit stronger and more structured. 0.3mm is a bit thin for most things but great if you're cutting shapes to solder onto a background or to be the base of a setting. I got the plastic tea strainer from ebay many moons ago. People ask about it all the time but I havent seen the same ones available for years. Any strainer that isn't metal will do or you can cut up a fizzy drink bottle or similar and pop little holes into that.

[@usernametaken97]

awesome tutorial. thanks!

[@mandymcclure717]

What would you suggest for a person who just can’t figure out a jeweler saw ? Ty

[@robinbouvette2795]

What gauge copper sheet and kind of shears to cut it?

[@user-ct5wm8eb5o]

هذا ابداع 🤗

[@dadsrustorations5103]

What number blade did you use to saw the tabs out. Nice work Thanks!

[@johnnydangandco]

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[@maxsmeraldi]

So are you beautifu!? ❤

[@terrigasior1747]

I wish I could see exactly what you are doing. Camera too far away😞