Making a Simple Single Stone Ring

[@hosseinrhm2081]

the amount of details you teach and step by step filming is awesome, really helping us man, thanks alot

[@macmckulis7440]

Thank you for everything you do on your channel, I just can't watch any other channels on jewllers, you rock man.

[@jonathonalsum9063]

Excellent! 🎉 very detailed. Thank you Sir.

[@bellblau]

Like your style. Good video. Keep up the good work!

[@Two-Wheeled-Now]

I'm learning so much, thank you!

[@DomartelloArteeamor]

Thanks for sharing. Congratulations on the good work. Greetings from Brazil.

[@ninibits]

thanks! I learned a lot!

[@matiaskrull2926]

I really enjoy your videos. I'm a beginner myself, trying to improve :D

[@richardwhittington5549]

Could you show how to put a large collet then put a smaller one each side and how to set the stones

[@j.w.handcrafted7623]

Same here I would like to see how to set bezels that are close together. Thanks

[@JayDub_143]

I third that please!! Would love to learn the proper way to do it!!! 🙏💗

[@stephencoster9532]

Hiya Chris, thank you for a great video, learning all the way. I noticed when you were pulling square wire through the mill you wound it through, turned it 90deg sent it back to the first side of the mill. When you were doing D shaped you wound it through, took it all the way around, back to the first side of the mill, and sent it through again the same as the first time. My point? A few other people on YT, so-called teachers, insist that you never send metal back through the mill as you did with the square, but always send it through as you did the D from one side only. Why? Because milling causes the crystals in the metal to align and if you reverse the direction of squeezing the world will end! Or something like that, any thoughts? Stay safe, Steve...

[@kjh75]

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