Thank you To be able to do this job well is important: Know how to use well the file tool Know how to use well the hacksaw Knowing the characteristics of the metal Learning how to weld. Everything else becomes easy.
You amaze me.....your skill level is at the top....just when I think I've seen it all,I view another project and you do it again.....wow....I wish I could live long enough to get one -half as good as you are.....thank you for teaching me,...thank you
hi! I am a total fan of your amazing work, so incredible how much you know, the confidence that you have in every step- or so it sure seems. Suggestion: New music!!
You are so correct in that....design,and knowing what art is can make incredible eye candy....in edition to precious gold,wow....have a wonderful day......
Excelente señor como siempre Muy bien hecho con lo que a usted le sobra,talento. Gracias por compartir Saludos y cuídese mucho de esta terrible pandemia que queremos seguir viendo sus videos
I was wondering if the diamonds would change their color when you put sodered the old ring to the new one, could you explain me why they didn't and whether it's possible to accidentally change the diamonds color for sodering close to it
Nice work! What is the green bath you used before soldering the rings together, and what solders do you use? I will try to use the solder like you do, and not pick balls of solder as always have. Do you have a reason for this technique. Like your setting prep, thank you.
Senore Scaffoal, in all your videos, it that gold you use for solder a lower temperature melting point solder? And what carat gold do you normally use? Thank you.
Hey Scaff, I've been watching your videos for such a time, I work as goldsmith too but have never seen this technique, that you make a soldering with the diamonds already set. Does it work only with diamonds or every stone? Do you got some tips for lowing the heat? I usually take the ones out and it kinda wastes a ton of time. Anyways, wishes of success from Brazil and thank you for the content.
Thank you. The sublime diamond has 870 degrees centigrade slowly. If it is not exposed to heat for a long time, I do not exhibit it at particularly high temperatures (temperatures necessary for platinum welds), normally there are no consequences. For other gems, I would avoid exposing even if there are no obvious hazards. My advice is, however, if you have the chance to test with waste gems. To improve your knowledge.
Hellow, Really love my job. I would like to ask you upload a video tutorial that shows the right way how to shape the stone house in the center of this ring. Thank you very much, and you will continue to shape amazing jewelry.
+Mek00071 The diamond remains unchanged up to 1500 degrees centigrade. The welding of gold melt maximum 900/1000 degrees Celsius. Consequently the diamonds are not damaged during the processing of gold (usually expose themselves to high temperatures only if you can not do otherwise)
hehe, i can see that alright you sure put a lot of effort in it and i can see even tho its not the whole process, you really put passion in it. if i would do it i might have smashed my equipment. but sure nice to see how someone does it i could look hours at it. wich i did i wasted 60+ min on your vids. but that wasted time was worth a lot.
