Tiffany Technique, Soft Soldering, Handmade Ring, Tinned Jewelry

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[@kolbasyonok5898]

Thank you so much, its literally first video where I found which flux exactly I can use 😇🙏 паяльная кислота 😊 everyrhing was that simple

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

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[@cmevans]

This is the first video I've watched for TTSS. Extremely helpful, thank you!!

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

Thank you!

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

I need a slower tutorial on making the dots. Just can't seem to do them. Lovely ring. Thanks for the video.

[@patriciakendall6494]

Oh wow I didn’t know we could tin over steel…thought it was only tin over copper …good to know. Thank you

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

I use zink plated steel. But some craftsmen even solder stainless steel. But it more difficult.

[@kimglenn5647]

Beautiful 😊

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

Thank you.

[@earthtozaya468]

Thanks for the video!! Can I ask what temperature you keep your iron at? I am trying to find the sweet spot that keeps the metal melting smoothly without burning the tip of the iron. Also, how do you clean your peice after? I find I always have a sticky residue from the Flux that I'm not sure how to clean. Thanks in advance

[@marybulanova.uniquehandmad7511]

Thank you for your comment:). I am not sure about the temperature. My iron is 100 watt, that's all what I know about it. I clean my peaces with some shampoo or dishwashing detergent. Before I sometimes used ultrasinic cleaner, but it was cheap and broke down soon. But there is no great difference with shampoos. Pieces are not sticky if you wash them thoroughly with a tooth brush.

[@earthtozaya468]

@@marybulanova.uniquehandmad7511 thank you so much for your reply!!

[@mariejerechinska137]

great video! what is the liquid used to clean jewellery at the end please?

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

Thank you! It is not for cleaning. It is patina. Then I polished the ring with steel wool. But I didn't film the moment.

[@mariejerechinska137]

@@marybulanova_jewelry THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@moevann3124]

Hello, I was wondering what kind of grinder do you use? Thanks for the video!

[@marybulanova.uniquehandmad7511]

Thank you. Some cheap household item. BauMaster BG 6012X.

[@evabrauer4044]

What do you Use to seal or proect the Tin from reacting with oxygen?

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

Nothing. I don't see the point. After patination and careful polishing, tin retains its shine for a long time. If it becomes dull or dark, it is enough to rub it with a rough cloth. And the shine will return.

[@danielchudy8234]

Hello, do you use a mask when doing this? Are the fumes dangerous?

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

Hello, no, I don't use mask. Just opened window. My solder is lead free. That's why it's not so dangerous.

[@Rapscallioness]

What is that liquid used to attach the tho pieces together?

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

It is written on the bottle Soldering Axid. I solder with leed free tin solder.

[@Rapscallioness]

@@marybulanova_jewelry thank you 🫶

[@AmethystQtz]

Does the tin ring leave green stains like copper and brass do?

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

No, no stains at all. Like silver rings.

[@AmethystQtz]

@@marybulanova_jewelry that is so awesome. I will be trying this soon! :-)

[@marybulanova_jewelry]

@@AmethystQtz Good luck!