This is well after the original video publication. What a great video. I learned quite a bit from you. I'm a Kentucky Longrifle builder and am familiar with a lot of your tools and processes. I have worked my whole life as a metal fabricator. I've experienced what your showing, but it's only been individual processes. It's really great to see it put together as a whole process.
Sorry, I did sound confusing! Do you use a label printer and a app to get your brand printed out to cut it on the metal? It looked like a shipping label is the reason I was asking. I didn’t know if you used Canva and then printed it out or what you used to get the brand so clean and neat!
Absolutely beautiful~!! I've been wanting to make one for myself and you have inspired me to do so! You do a great job of explaining your steps. I would have loved to see videos on all the beautiful things you included in the intro of this one!! Where did you go?? PLEASE, start giving us more videos!! You are a good artist. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing your talent with the world! ❤❤🤍🤍💙💙
Nice piece, love to see more. I think there should be a recess where the buckle thingy (the part that goes through the leather hole) sits on the buckle, otherwise it's going to move around and scratch the buckle.
Thank you. I think that’s a personal preference. Once the buckle is on the belt the tongue doesn’t move around too much. But I get what you’re saying. May have to try it some time
Hello! Great Video! I'm trying to get into making belt-buckles. What thickness of silver do you like to use/used in the video? Do you have any tips on how to figure out what thickness to use?
Looks great! I know first hand that having a content schedule is hard when you are starting out but I hope you are able to produce more videos! Great work!
Awesome work! I engrave and am workibg towards bckle building. How long did it take to get the glue off the back of the buckle? I'm probably going to try the hot glue. I use carpet tape on a lot of my stuff but it does shift if you have to apply too much force on a piece.
Wonderful skill set you have !I'm a Hobby Turquiose miner working a Nev. Claim! My silver jewelry skills have been slow to develope and I'm not young! Life happens! Thanks for your video ,always inspiring to see Turquiose set in tasteful and creative ways!
Hello and welcome to being a RU-vidr. I used to do jewelry-making many years ago, so stumbling across this video brought back lots of memories. It's easy to see you have excellent skills in silversmithing, and I loved the range of designs shown in your other video. You're an engaging video-host as well, and I hope your channel takes off.
