The First Step - Choosing a torch for the job - Savvy Artisan Approach

[@prubin111]

Can’t wait 😊 for the next video🤗

[@tommacbride3654]

As always great show! Looking for the next one Cheers!

[@jackiejenkins4935]

I’d love to see the free form cuff video

[@cindiesue1]

Hi Melissa, I know this is 3 years old but wanted to know if you have a newer torch you recommend. I need to solder 6 mm jump rings. I have a MAPP with the long hose, and a butane like the camping size and a little chef torch. Id like to get a small handheld that I can use in the house when Im stringing vs working in my garage studio were I enamel, kiln and saw. Thanks and I love teaching methods. I can't get enough of you.

[@MelissaMuir]

I still like my butane torches. Durston makes a great one.

[@indirasolanki6333]

Could you please mention where you bought the first 3 torches.

[@MelissaMuir]

indira solanki yes. I got them at www.toolcandystore.com which is Micro-Tools.

[@indirasolanki6333]

Thanks

[@pijnto]

I pretty much use my Little torch for everything except melting and large annealing, I have oxy/act welding plant in my shed for this

[@ADSUPINTHIS]

Is there any way you can make polished 999 silver jewelry have an orange peel finish or something similar?

[@MelissaMuir]

You could fuse silver dust on it. That is the easiest way for me to do it. There are also some rotary tools that will create that type of finish.

[@ernestvenn8291]

What about safety equipment for the torch.