How to make a very stylish ring using silver and copper wire 

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Thank you for your comment. Use your ring in good times.

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Thank you for your comment, if you read the previous comments, I wrote the measurements there.

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You are asking about the thickness of the teels, I think it is 90 microns. I use silver and bronze

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many thanks @@nedjewelryworkshop

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Thank you, the video becomes very long when I take detailed shots. I will answer your questions.

I made it before, unfortunately it was sold

Thank you for your comment. I don't understand which item you are asking about.

Sorry I was referring to the part where you were brushing some type of chemical on it before cleaning and buff sorta looked like liver Sulphur was just curious thanks

Yes, we use it to darken silver, you can buy it from places that sell jewelry supplies.

Search online for jeweler's oxygen torch set and you will find it.

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@@nedjewelryworkshop of course!

Thank you, but I don't know the technique you mentioned.

my idea would be to braid copper and silver wires as you show. And then crush them in a press so that the whole becomes flat, then start from this base to create a ring. Do you think the braided design would stand out?@@nedjewelryworkshop

I don't fully understand your question, but you should try and find out.

First of all, thank you. Yes, the ones I use are silver and bronze, the thickness of the wires is 90 microns, the material used to combine them is silver solder. You should put 50% brass metal into silver.

@@nedjewelryworkshop I'm not exactly clear on your last sentence (You should put 50% brass metal into silver.) Also, the flat ring bases how thick are those. I'm assuming 5mm wide but don't know the thickness. Also before you twist your wires how long should the individual wires be before twisting?

To prepare silver solder, you need to melt 5 grams of brass metal with 10 grams of silver. A base width of 9mm would be nice. The length of the wires is 12-13 cm.

@@nedjewelryworkshop I have regular silver solder, just didn't understand the brass part. Than you for the dimensions.

I just measured the finger that I want to wear the ring on and it was approx 6mm in circumference

Coarse tooth file and fine sandpaper. I melt and make them all myself, you can see them in other videos. I usually make silver. Copper for video shooting.

I used bronze but it can be used under gold.

Я использую серебряную сварку Для его приготовления необходимо 5 грамм желтого латунного металла положить в 10 грамм чистого серебра.

Благодарю вас за ваш ответ. Я подписался на ваш канал. Буду следить за развитием вашего канала. И учиться у вас ювелирному делу. Позвольте спросить, медь к железо чем и как припаять? Я сейчас пытаюсь паять латунью флюс использую буру+борная кислота. Но почему-то припой не смачивает основной металл. Благодарю вас ещё раз.

Спасибо. Но я не совсем понимаю, что вы хотите сделать. Вы хотите сварить медную деталь с железом.

@@nedjewelryworkshop Здравствуйте. Да,медная трубка и железный бачок, мне надо эту трубку припаять к бачок. Припой у меня латунная проволока, а флюс бура и борная кислота прокалённые, то есть обезвожнные. Флюс вроде как работает, поверхность железа и меди смачивает. А вот припой не растекается между железом и медной трубкой. Аппарат у меня бензиновый. Думаю 1300 градусов по Цельсию температуры даёт. Железо с железом паять или медь с медью паять латунью у меня хорошо получается. А вот медь с железом паять латунью не получается. Прошу прощения если я озадачил вас своей проблемой. В любом случае я благодарен вам за обратную связь.

К сожалению, я понятия не имею о сварке меди с железом.

It should have been 8 grams

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That’s good to know.

I think you need to go and learn a little more about electrolytic corrosion and galvanic corrosion. Metals such as silver, gold, bronze, copper…………..have been used together in filigree jewellery for centuries. I have many examples of mixed metal filigree jewellery I made over 50 years ago when I was an apprentice silversmith. I’m pleased to say that these or any of the many items I’ve made through my career have undergone any kind of electrolytic transformation. You’re getting your sciences confused!