How to Make a Die-Struck Ring with the Humpback Ring Kit and an Impression Die 

Kevin, I am always totally blown away every time I watch your videos by your your amazing skills. I'm also appreciative of you & your staff for the information (not to mention your products) that you pass on to those of us who are attempting to learn this trade from the talents such as yourself & your talented staff. I like the depth of info you cover whether you're explaining a product, procedure, etc. especially the manner in which you explain things so most everyone can understand. You're not appearing to talk down to anyone yet NOT talking over anyone's head either. I've seen questions asked of you & honestly IDK HOW you even answered them, but you somehow very graciously did. I guess this just shows your true character because this isn't true w/ all of the folks (silversmiths, metalsmiths, &/or even sometimes so-called, etc.) who share their knowledge on RU-vid unfortunately. Once again, Thanks Kevin to you & your staff for all of the EXCELLENT knowledge, videos, & products. From one person in RU-vid land who is attempting to learn this trade by talented professionals like yourself please know YOU & YOUR STAFF are appreciated MORE than you could ever possibly imagine because I have learned so very much from ALL of you!!! Thanks again & PLEASE keep up ALL of the EXCELLENT & HARD WORK!!! All of you are awesome!!! 😉

Thanks Kevin, very interesting. I was just looking at my grandfather’s signet rings tonight with family, they had been put away carefully for the last 50 years. Seeing your pressing tools and die I can now see how they may have been made. I always enjoy your videos, thanks👍😁.

Thank you so much. You were so much help

Your awesome. They have something now that you can coat copper with that will protect against tarnish and coloring skin. Im just starting out, so im taking notes lol

I used to work with steel wire until I had surgery on both hands fir trigger fingers and cts. So i switched to copper sheets, 18 gauge

Thank you for your demonstration and your craftsmanship you are very experienced. Your kit is very smart. But a drill press cost a lot and I guess we can’t use the kit without having a drill press right?

What kind of solder was that? I haven't found anything that blends so we'll with copper.

Funny. I don't have a press. Im working from my home. I use anvil hammer and mandril. I have got this far yet.

I make rings and bracelets with a 14 gauge. 12 is too hard for me and 16 isn't enough.

I oxidize everything. A lot of hand polishing lol

Lol I don't even have a dremil yet

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