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How to Fill a Hole with Silver Solder in a Finished Seam( Without Destroying Your Piece!)

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How to Fill a Hole with Silver Solder in a Finished Seam on a Silver Pendant ( Without Destroying Your Piece!)-I'll show how to fill a hole in a finished seam on a silver pendant with silver solder. A ding, hole, or depression can happen in a silver seam in a lot of different ways but I'll show you how to fix it, even when you have already completely finished soldering the pendant.
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27 авг 2024

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@kerrischneider7693 3 года назад

"..... it loves to reflow and move like an a$$hole ..." 😂😂 My solder gets named 1 of my 3 categories - A$$hole - Mutha F'ker - Shit it worked?! ...all depending on the attitude of the materials...lol Just struck my funny bone when I heard you say that! Btw - I find it totally refreshing to hear someone else speaking like I do while working or describing work!! I have days where I use "f*ck" like comma ! Studies have shown that cursing can reduce stress ... true story. Cheers to your apocalypse from my apocalypse!!

@JewelryArts 3 года назад

I have no doubt that swearing works like a release valve, and jewelers have a lot to release! When I started making these videos, I decided I would show things(and me) as they really are, since that would be most helpful. I maintain a strict- no bullshit- policy. :) I hope our apocalypses are almost at an end, would love to see you in the studio. :)

@kathryncrouzet-pascal-se6er Год назад

This is so helpful! I didn’t think I could fix dents and dings with solder! Thanks Jeanette! ❤

@JewelryArts Год назад

Lots of tricks up my sleeve! :)

@staceychriss4410 11 месяцев назад

si pones un pedazo de silver en el hueco y un pedacito de solering lo tapas en esgundos translate to inglish

@elisazulueta9535 8 месяцев назад

Thanks that was very helpful ❤

@JewelryArts 8 месяцев назад

You are so very welcome! :)

@lindagreen8505 3 года назад

Thank you for this video. I usually use liquid flux but this is one instance where paste flux is probably the best.

@JewelryArts 3 года назад

Hi Linda! You are very welcome. :) I usually use paste flux but whatever gets the job done.

@sterlingfink2810 2 года назад

Just what I needed!

@JewelryArts 2 года назад

I am so happy that it helped! 😃

@DavidCaines100 3 года назад

Thanks

@JewelryArts 3 года назад

You are very welcome!! :)

@texasgigi3684 Год назад

Great tip! I can’t for the life of me, get my solder to flow as fast as you do. Were you using easy solder? I use a Smith’s Little Torch, with acetylene and oxygen. It take me so long, my metal warps (baseplate)!!

@JewelryArts Год назад

I never use Easy, it has a yucky color and lots of other undesirable traits. Hot and fast is the way, maybe try a larger tip?

@veriverix 7 месяцев назад

Question: why was the flux added first and not all together flux+solder? is this a general technique or just because you were filling the little hole in? thank you!

@JewelryArts 7 месяцев назад

It is just an attempt to keep the solder in place. :)

@veriverix 7 месяцев назад

@@JewelryArts can I use this technique at any stage ?

@JewelryArts 7 месяцев назад

Yes. 😃@@veriverix

@dmprdctns 2 года назад

Thanks... Very informative... Well done. I would like to get rid of engraving on a flat shaped, silver plated piece... then engrave something else in the same area. I had thought that I could solder silver over the engraving and thusly proceed... Might you have any thoughts or recommendations about this? Thanks again...

@JewelryArts 2 года назад

You can do that but normally if you heat to soldering temperature for silver, the plating will be damaged. Is this something you made yourself?

@dmprdctns 2 года назад

@@JewelryArts Thanks so much...! That was juicy! It is an antique piece. Wouldn't a low temp solder do the trick, you think? Thanks again...

@JewelryArts 2 года назад

@@dmprdctns A low temperature solder would be the way forward BUT if the piece has value as is, altering it would probably decrease its value. Just something to consider. :)

@dmprdctns 2 года назад

@@JewelryArts Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuu...!

@JewelryArts 2 года назад

@@dmprdctns You are very welcome 😃

@a1z214 Год назад

Awesome! Not sure about what solder you used. What kind of % is it if it is?

@JewelryArts Год назад

Hmmm, we use 4 solders, Intense Temperature (IT) Hard, Medium, and easy. We used the medium solder here and we purchased it from Myron Toback here in NYC. :)

@reneeziegler3823 3 года назад

Brilliant!

@JewelryArts 3 года назад

So glad you liked it! Hope it helps you in your moment of need! :)

@tysykes9398 Год назад

What if there’s a chip or dent and you have a stone set in the bezel already? Do you have to take the stone out

@JewelryArts Год назад

Unless you have a laser solderer, you would normally have to remove the stone in most cases. :)

@marenc9648 3 года назад

Hello, thank you very much for your useful video and sharing your knowledge. It safes a lot of troubble ;) :) Ist the chain of this pendant premade? If ist is available, where can I buy it? Stay safe. Greetings from Germany

@JewelryArts 3 года назад

Hi Maren! So glad you enjoyed it. :) The chain is premade and (I think) available through myrontoback.com