Spoon rings made simply

Spoon rings made simply

[@tattoofthesun]

All the other videos have tons of verbal ham and use of unexplainable tools you’ll need weeks to wait for in the Mail - this dude is my man

[@SilkCityIndependent]

Sir, you are brilliant! I don't have to buy expensive tools. I've got that stuff in my garage. 👍

[@julesiou12]

Great tutorial and so simple. Thank you for sharing.

[@donaldvonburen5932]

Love how you made your tools out of other tools. True Craftsman 👍

[@markhowell4829]

Nice clear explanations and techniques. Good job!

[@AnthonyPreston-b5b]

Necessity the mother of invention ,Well done thanks for enlightening us ,greetings from Wales UK .

[@MariaRodriguez-wg4gr]

I'm 58 years old and have wanted one since i was a little girl. Thank you for sharing.

[@tdubbs4915]

Awesome! Thanks for showing how to bend the ring without the bender tool!

[@countrynewswire9103]

That's a great video.Makes it simple and very understandable. Thanks so much. Loved it.

[@karenarmstrong8463]

Thank you for making this happen for me.

[@alwayshopeso8209]

Just what I needed. Simple and not expensive. thank you

[@midsfb]

Good video. Very creative and smart

[@katiemcglamery4715]

THANK YOU for this tutorial - I’m trying to make a set of spoon rings for a friend and I’ve been struggling immensely with how to do it without the expensive ring clamps professionals have.

[@Fire_arc_and_muscle]

Nice and simple. Thank you for sharing.

[@lourias]

Awesomeness!!!! I am just starting off, and I had been planning to use wooden dowels. ... oh, boy!!! I have at least 100 different sockets at my disposal. Thank you for the tip!

[@strebis6]

When there’s a will there’s a way. Good job!

[@hyporidemia]

Yes sir! You are slick. I love tips like this!!!! Thank you

[@gwandykam]

Thanks, I actually just want to make keychain purse hooks for people I work for Christmas this year. From your video I can now figure out how to do this.

[@COEYRN]

😮You are genius. Use sockets brilliant so brilliant. When my neighbor moved out he gave me a whole bunch of them. He asked me if I was going to give them to my brother-in-law. I said no I'm gonna keep them.He then laughed and said what's a woman gonna do with a bunch of sockets. I said I don't know, something someday. Todays that day. I was using them as pencil holders but today they have a real purpose. I have every single ring size. So in your face doubter. 😂 Worked like a mother, you know what, charm. 2 mins 😝that is all, 2 minutes. I'm thrilled thank you. Ill subscribe. I also have old bracelets, oh oh! Theyd make great rings. Christmas is covered. 😊😊 Feeling pure joy right now.

[@tanyawillie6839]

Thank you for this video. Using simple tools.

[@chrisanneolson1917]

My dad would love you.....he would show me excatly how u would do with out having to spend lots of money we just don't have and u have in the garage!!! Thanks for the info ...

[@luanahaigood278]

Thank you for video, love to learn from old school people ❤️

[@Max1dollar]

Wow thank you! Gonna try this out next weekend!

[@lindalooloo2]

Thanks so much for making this video

[@tjmellonslap]

Nice instruction sir ! Thank you !

[@ceesteven]

Nice method! Good job and thanks for sharing.

[@clab5407]

Thanks so much for this!! I’m interested in making my own rings, but not interested in buying any expensive equipment

[@pueblodove]

Wow, this is really cool, your a master of ingenuity! I want to try this.

[@thejoshuawatts]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing :)

[@junemoonz]

This is such a brilliant less costly way of making the spoon rings 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 i just bought a specific press for rings that makes it quit simple with nylon grips. But it was like almost 250

[@savannah4870]

What is the specific press you got?

[@BlackBearSixTV]

Very nice technique - thank you!

[@gracecallowayable]

Awesome!!!💙

[@canaansmomma8517]

Sir in my neck of the woods you would be considered a good man! I already have rubber tubing over my vise grips, now I just gotta drive down to ask my dad for some of his sockets. Fortunately he's like you & completely used to me asking for tools to complete the odd project or two😉

[@carolined5923]

Super easy, thanks for the video.

[@jacknealon9300]

thanks so much for this tutorial it was really helpful

[@mildred6305]

Just Beautifulll😍thanks

[@joannaryan1478]

Nice guns! Thanks for teaching me.

[@glennwilck5459]

exactly what I was thinking a hammer and a socket and a good pair of vise grips! The rubber fuel hose is a must tho

[@michaeljulius5895]

Thanks greg - Trying to help my daughter - SIMPLE!! :-)

[@robertdutyheavydutyprospec6944]

Awesome video!💯🔥👍🏻

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

Gr8 vid mate

[@Rememberthattime2388]

You are a genius!

[@lindaburress8076]

Good job nice ring

[@andrewvitale2556]

Do you pre-heat the spoon

[@anniebalsbaugh2093]

What is the best metal to use?

[@charlottedoerenegray899]

U r great, what all do I need to start doing my rings with, kits and tools and stuff

[@maywilson7566]

Great video. Thanks

[@moriahrogel2926]

Amazing

[@davem.2191]

Do you have to use "sterling silver" spoons / silverware? What do you use?

[@michaelreed9805]

Excellent...thank you!

[@usernamemykel]

Thanks for the video. How to determine what size socket for a particular ring size, and how to determine the length of the spoon handle for that ring size?

[@COEYRN]

I noticed you didn't have too many videos. If you would be interested I would love it if you did a video on how to cut steel. Example cutting a heart charm for a bracelet. I struggle with steel. I'm not sure which saw to use. I assume i'm supposed to use a hacksaw. Then I don't know how many teeth the saw blade should have have or how to finish it the best way. I just go in blind and hope for the best. What are your opinions on using a Dremel to cut steel?

[@johnsaboe725]

What size socket would be right for a size 6 ring?

[@CandyAnnOfficial]

I have a rubber mallet ,Will that work?

[@deborahcutchall8621]

Yahoo love those rings

[@annapatty4608]

I think even I can do this, thank you.

[@Thankful_.]

Anna Patty me too! 👏🏽

[@clevettacarter3971]

That's nice

[@flashpremiere]

what if i don’t have a vice(sp?) can i just do this on a table?

[@usernamemykel]

Vise. Not on MY table.

[@hectorcalderon3011]

Do you have a list of what size socket makes what ring size

[@larryrichards3668]

Great tip on how to do something without spending hundreds of dollars on tools.

[@luisamaro1090]

I love that it's doable

[@jojom.7711]

awesome

[@Beedizzleforizzle]

Hey what is used to cut the spoon part off the handle part? And how do you file it down? Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@Beedizzleforizzle]

Also where do you get the plastic tubing for the pliers?

[@Thankful_.]

Great question! I was wondering how to remove spoon end also.

[@shilohdean83]

You can use bolt cutters to cut the bowl off the handle. I think he is using a ratchet fitting.

[@janetmendez8035]

The essence of "macgyverd"...where there's a will there is a way!!!

[@pixie9051]

Please make more videos

[@conniestevenson226]

These would be nice to wrap around a hiking or walking stick. Or as a protector on an ax handle just below the ax head. just be sure to have it bite tight around the wood snug

[@Thankful_.]

Very cool!

[@jeanhill210]

👏👏👏👏

[@Beedizzleforizzle]

This was great! Where do you get the ring sizers?! And the metal tube to shape the spoon around?

[@wj5442]

Bailey Graham any craft store or amazon for the ring sizers. Then they are called sockets. You get those at a home improvement store like Home Depot, Lowes, even Walmart. :)

[@redhairinasaree5967]

Great video! I probably have all these tools in my garage. Except for the ring sizer and mandrill but those are super cheap.

[@edgarscale]

good job

[@mszoomy]

To think I almost threw out a never used socket set that I kept in the car for emergencies

[@2degucitas]

Very clever

[@georgiacorey954]

Nice

[@yummy2296]

what kind of the hammer?? two sides are different?

[@alistairtaggart4683]

One side nylon, other side copper

[@gregtanner584]

One side is nylon and one side is hard rubber.

[@kevinmencer3782]

If you wanted to set, say, a semi-precious stone in a piece similar to this, how would you do it?

[@Beedizzleforizzle]

Where you find a hammer like that too?

[@anonymousbeercanbeer606]

Finally a tutorial not filled with unnecessary blabber

[@victoriagreyh1463]

Thank you, can you tell me about how much it is to buy the hammer?

[@budirwin9825]

4dollars at harbor frieght

[@bakzit]

So if I’m a wuss should I buy a torch that can warm up the metal so it would be easier to bend?

[@tishsmiddy71]

Thank you 😊

[@bigrhonda8818]

Ahhh, thank you, brother. I been screwing it up the hard way

[@kk-hd3ki]

Thx for sharing!

[@dave_memory_lane]

Genius!

[@tanyahouston5635]

Thanks! I believe I can do this!!

[@evelyngorman5584]

Anyone know how he made the jig in the bracelet video? What size pipe? Posted to that video but no reply!

[@theril568]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

Now THAT'S D.I.Y.!!!!!!!

[@jonathanlittle3012]

I'm wondering how I can weld some jigs with my everlast welder to make this process faster.

[@haveapickle3075]

thank you greg

[@traktorworks3200]

regarding that SOFT HEAD HAMMER, i think you will find one head is nylon while the other is copper and not rubber.

[@gregtanner584]

Uhh, Nope still rubber.

[@lasparklecovington1238]

greg tanner What do i use to cut the bowl of the spoon?

[@gregtanner584]

@@lasparklecovington1238 I use bolt cutters or shears.

[@micktait8576]

There is a proper ring bender vice for $100 that you can make 3x to that one you just made

[@gregtanner584]

Right and that's 100 bucks I can use somewhere else. We also don't mass produce we do custom orders so never had a need to do any faster.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

@@gregtanner584 SO RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@The2012SRC]

This is a very hard way to do it.

[@artsyfartsystuff4277]

not hard at all just a little more effort then a ring bending machine

[@fmm16]

thank u (: