Lady Liberty coin ring using fat tire method

This time I'm making a Copper Lady Liberty "fat tire" coin ring.

[@gregoryserpan8690]

Don't you hate dropping stuff 😅

[@eddycheung4693]

hello, where would i be able to find the ring holder fixture that you used on your power drill? cheers!

[@mfreeman0627]

As I recall, I got that from Legacy coin ring tools on Etsy.

[@Coinstojewelry]

Another excellent video! It is really appreciated! Thank you so much. TONY from Texas.

[@JamesBell-jd5sw]

Thanks for taking us through the process of making a 'fat tire ' look coin ring, great work!

[@SouthWindCoinrings]

Hi James, my pleasure!

[@veryInteresting_]

Very interesting process. Thanks for sharing.

[@SouthWindCoinrings]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@EASYTIMEPIPESMOKERWITHJB]

Where can I find your rings or how can I get one I would love to commission a ring from you

[@SouthWindCoinrings]

Hi, thanks for your message. You might want to take a look at my web site “www.southwindcoinrings.com”. You can also communicate with me at [e-mail]. Thanks! Mark

[@irvingcortez1399]

​@@SouthWindCoinrings Hi, first video i see from you i liked and subscribed great video, may I ask what type of torch and gas you used in this video?

[@SouthWindCoinrings]

Hi Irving, Thanks for the compliments! I use a standard propane torch to anneal the coins I use in the ring making process. @@irvingcortez1399

[@irvingcortez1399]

@SouthWindCoinrings Thank you for the reply, I am new to this and learning, and I do not know if I asked you the question correctly , forgive my ignorance, so I would buy propane and what brand is the top part where the flame comes out, the part that you connect to the propane tank, I would like to know the brand so I could purchase one. Again thank you, and sorry for bothering you.

[@SouthWindCoinrings]

Hi Irving, the torch I use is a Bernzomatic TS4000. I think I bought it at Walmart for apprx. $40.00. It came with a bottle of propane which can be replaced when it is empty.@@irvingcortez1399