Making and using a Flower Stem Jig

[@douglasfathers4848]

Hi John Thank you for sharing your ideas with us , I'm just wondering do you still make videos I have been watching them for a long time now and not seen any new ones . I find your videos very inspirational and easy to follow , So thank once again John For all the help you have given me in my hobby as a blacksmith . Cheers mate from Australia . :)

[@donellis2731]

John wanted to say I really enjoy and appreciate all your videos. One of my favorite to watch. Thanks!!

[@johnbennett7772]

Thank you and thanks for the feed back!

[@brianpurtle3746]

Thanks for sharing

[@Jeffsmetalworks]

That’s awesome

[@richparker7778]

I always look forward to your videos John. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnbennett7772]

I am glad you like them and thanks for the feed back!

[@camelcitytattooshopp]

perfect timing and a good clean education

[@johnbennett7772]

Glad I could help you out!

[@lisalutes2544]

Another interesting and great video.

[@johnbennett7772]

Thank you for supporting me the way you do!

[@sammanno3303]

John,How about a Video on how you make your Dogwood Blossoms.Roses,and Sleigh Bells.Thanks.I enjoy watch Them.Sam

[@johnbennett7772]

The sleigh bell video has been up for awhile part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip7YlWacialmqa8 and part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpi1i2CVds6rb6s. I will have a rose video up in the next day or two. I will put the dogwoods on the list for the future. Glad you enjoy them!

[@abruptlyblunt]

5/16, that's more branch than stem, 5/32 rod is more representative of and actual rose stem , it's strong enough to support the rose but still small enough to put some small bends in like a real stem would have....