Introduction to Riveting - Beaducation.com

[@lifeisgood7740]

Great class. You are a great, patient teacher but not so slow that I get impatient or bored. Thank you!

[@beaducation]

Fantastic! That's what we like to hear! Thanks for the compliment Nancy! - Lisa

[@roxanne3000]

i adore this video and the instructor. the level of detail and expertise is perfect. thanks!

[@beaducation]

Thanks so much! We appreciate the feedback!

[@aprilsmommy1]

So happy I found this video. You are a great teacher Kate. Thank you so much! :)

[@davidtweeddale2027]

Extremely Professional.

[@melkats00]

Perfect thoroughly videos!!Thank you so much for all these informations!! I enjoyed it!

[@asarusli4734]

good approaches for beginners

[@brendastander9403]

Very informative, thanks.

[@countryfolkheart]

what a great video! thank you!

[@beaducation]

Thanks so much!

[@sueintexas]

Can you use a sterling silver crimp tube instead of buying tubing?

[@beaducation]

Hi, We do not recommend crimp beads. They are not designed for riveting. The walls on the crimps are too soft and not thick enough. You can however use rivets or a tool to rivet eyelets. Click here to check out our riveting supplies. www.beaducation.com/shop/riveting-tools-supplies-c-276.html

[@christymiller8972]

Thank you for sharing

[@andycollectionjewelry]

Awesome thanks

[@melissaw4507]

Why is it necessary to continue "tap & turn" when switching to broad head side of hammer?

[@beaducation]

Hi Melissa, I think Kate is just making sure that the flaring is even all the way around. But, of course do what ever works for you! Thank you!

[@melissaw4507]

Also, if you know you're starting with a flush cut on your wire...why can't you start the riveting WITH the broad head side?

[@beaducation]

Hi Melissa, You need to use the chisel end of the riveting hammer to begin the flaring of the metal before you flip to the other end of the hammer. But, there are a million ways to rivet, and you may find that you have a technique that works best for you. Good luck! and thank you!

[@melissaw4507]

Gotcha ;)

[@jacquelinestandley5735]

great video thank you :)

[@beaducation]

You are very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to give us a shout out :)

[@beaducation]

oh and, if you wanna learn more, make sure to subscribe goo.gl/3ErJzq

[@ma1900bi1900]

Great thank you

[@tiffanym299]

What size are the rivets ?

[@beaducation]

For this class we used 14 gauge wire to make the rivets. Check out the materials list below. You can also purchase rivets. www.beaducation.com/online_classes/56-introduction-to-riveting www.beaducation.com/search?qry=rivets

[@alisonminaglia3411]

What is the size of the tube used?

[@beaducation]

Hi, it's a 2.5mm light wall Sterling Tube, here is a link to this product on our site. www.beaducation.com/zen_products/517-sterling-silver-3-32-riveting-tube-6-long