LUIS F.MORENO SILVERSMITH -EASY JEWELRY MAKING 23

[@jimbettridge3123]

Very nice Luis!

[@Максим-з5ъ8й]

Спасибо. Очень ценим Ваш опыт и доброе сердце.

[@huskyfluffy]

Love this!! And the crickets are so soothing. I learn and am relaxed watching your beautiful videos!! What was the reason for the punched circle before you formed it??

[@luis67813]

@Grazvis256 The type of metal is an alloy German silver

[@huskyfluffy]

Hi, what kind of wood is your big round block?

[@1stPlaceDirector]

Can you please show how to fix the round edges on silver bowls or trophies that tend to get dings on the rim over the years of handling them? Also, do you show how to make silver bowls? Is it the same as you showed for a bell? The bell had small hammer dents in it, however. I would need to remove those. It would be nice to see how the manufacturing process works as well as repair techniques for tiny dents in silver.

[@huskyfluffy]

1stPlaceDirector don't "remove dents". Just don't add them if you make a bell.

[@MNdigger]

COOL!!!

[@luis67813]

TKS!!!

[@albertledesma5173]

According to a previous comment by Luis, this would be argentium silver. If so, what a waste of such fine material. If not, what a waste of silver. And if it wasn't silver, what a waste of time. Cow bells?!?!

[@nermineldemardash1230]

Hello Albert, sometimes you just know how to make something else from these cow bells. for example, you can make an ancient cuff made of 2 piece from the same technique of the bell body. So, you can take piece from this video and another piece from another to make your own artistic piece

[@huskyfluffy]

Albert Ledesma what are you taking about?? What's wrong with a cow bell? We're learning. He can always melt it and reuse.

[@albertledesma5173]

huskyfluffy So don't you think melting and reusing would be a waste of time. Not only that, every time you melt any precious metal, it degrades, meaning it's worth less. Sorry but I don't agree with you.

[@Sheepdog1314]

it's german silver, a nickel alloy. Calm down.