How It's Made: Class and Championship Rings 

Mine,too! It's awesome!

It's longer than the one about bush planes!

It's very good program

who asked gregory?

Ben the Benchwarmer

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@@benstephenson8993 Coulda Ben, Shoulda Ben 😑

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This is the case for a lot of segments on this show.

Me too

We actually had a jewelry making class in high school in the Bay Area in California and you are correct. We would make a wax version of a ring we wanted to make and then it would go into a plaster mold. I made a Green Lantern ring and it was so cool that it was stolen. 😢😊

I’d love to see the traditional method of making these rings as well!

Yes. Wax carving uses a hard opaque fine grained wax so you can see make fine detail, see that detail clearly and keep that detail unlike the soft flaky translucent wax used in candles where the light passing through thin sections makes details harder to see. For rings it comes as a convenient hollow cylinder so you don't have to remove so much material from the middle, although for rings like this which are oversized you'd need a larger than normal cylinder or a just a normal block.

duh

you're cool

I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary pasta.

Most jewelry makers have a process to recapture gold dust during that process. If you saw he was over an odd looking table while doing it, I would guess that is the purpose. I used to work in a factory making transformers, some of which had gold in them, and even we would recapture as much of that gold as we could during the process.

So uh, how much gold dust does a jeweler inhale. Sort of an insurance for his inheritance, please collect my gold after cremation.

If you're talking about adding the top plate to it, those small pieces of metal that they showed before doing it are solder. That's done when it's to small of an area to use traditional "wire" solder and an iron. You use flux on both pieces, small flakes of solder, and then heat them to melt the solder in an oxygen free environment and it sticks the pieces together.

@@donvandenberg5301 Come on man, it's not that hard to deduce what i'm talking about. The narrator says "they solder together" when the guy is melting wax parts, no solder in site.

Okay, Mr knowledgeable 😏😅💙

I take it you’ve never seen a wax soldering iron before 🙈🙈 a wax soldering iron uses wax as the solder 🙈🙈🙈😂

@@fiestaturbo1287 No, I haven't, and you haven't either, and no, it doesn't. Look it up. Soldering literally defines as "to join with solder" and solder is "a low temp melting metal alloy". What you are talking about is a soldering iron used to melt wax, not a wax soldering iron. There is literally no such thing as wax solder. Just because you call it that, or someone else calls it that, doesn't mean it is correct. By definition of the word solder is metal, not wax, not plastic, not anything else, metal. I can lick a piece of paper and stick it to a window, it doesn't mean I glued it to the window. I could say I glued it, and most people would understand, but it's not factually accurate. I stuck it to the window. To glue something, you have to use glue, and saliva isn't glue, just like wax isn't solder. Anyone else who wants to comment and name similar statements as the two knob's i've already replied to, you are wasting your time. You are 100% wrong and I will not be responding anymore so save your finger strokes.

Solder

They said enamel in the video.

who cares?

Pretty much the same way except the wax would have been carved by hand. That is why many older rings were not nearly as intricate

Look up “Rhodium” plating that’s not silver that’s White Gold

@@TreyNewman. its a silvery metal in the palladium family

gold is naturally yellow, to make rose gold or white gold you have to add other alloys to affect the color outcome, and also rhodium is commonly used to make white gold more "white" by plating.

@@TansRav4 are you a jeweler as well ?

its basic inorganic chemisty.

Yes, like the one in the video for the Spitfires, the well known hockey team from Windsor, Ontario USA

@@phtevendecatur755 My bad, Championship rings are also a Canadian thing for cities that are on the border with America and like to copy what American's do.

North America, including Canada and Mexico it is common, as is Australia, but outside of those 3 counties, it's more common to get an intricate medal than it is a ring or other piece of jewelry

@@JasonGroom In Australia you get a medal to put around your neck like at the Olympic games. I have only seen championship rings in American movies and tv shows.

@@michaelfreeze2949 the Australian National Rugby Team uses rings, as do several of the cycling events.

You first cope and then cry about it then let it go

@@sirpicklestien1436 ass 😂😂😂😂

Buy a new one, simple

Find it. My god.

I agree with your opinion. It is also interesting to know your opinion about my videos. In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary pasta.

I respect that you leave comments in support of the author! I will be glad if you rate my videos! In one of the videos, I made gold earrings out of ordinary coffee beans!

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Well the taste is up to the people placing the order XD Im sure there are some that look better and some that look worse

I don't think people generally wear them. They are more of a souvenir, like a trophy but smaller. I'm not sure how rings became the trend and not something else though.

This is from Graduor, a company based in Terrebonne, Québec.. most of the rings are Quebec-based rings like the 2007 AAA championship ring at 9:58 is from Vanier College, a CÉGEP and Quebec's 2nd English-language public college..

I thought josten

Mine was stolen too.

You can always order a new one. That's what I did after I lost mine.

Bruh 💀

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I was watching a women queefing 93 times in 30 seconds, I agree, this is more important.

@@rockzors what is queefing

yeah, i knicked it

I have done Laser Welding to Antiquing rings and This video is Seriously lacking.

@@GamerDave1974 who asked?

@@VVtos174 I sure as hell didn't ask You!

I didn’t realize that Superbowl rings could print airline tickets. That’s a pretty nifty feature. I’m not sure what "to travel the traveled the world" means, though. Maybe stick to writing in your native language, since it’s obviously not English.

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@David Boozer and possibly the gemstone aswell

Lots of videos about how it's made and you can buy it in the store it's not like they're hiding it dude. It's a viscous liquid.

Yeah, I know ☺ ever just have one of those days where you just needed to complain about something?