Making a paper clip style chain 

Very nice...!!!

Thank you for your tutorial!! I appreciate your calm voice and your amazing soldering techniques. I look forward to making this necklace!!

Love minimal tool projects! Did you know that if you place the join at the end of the link (instead of the long side) any joins will be unseen, the chain will always look as clean and perfect as it can. I think if it as a freebie on finishing. Of course, I clean up all my joins. Great video! Thank you.

I think Victor is telling you you're not giving him enough attention this morning!! Funny kitty. Nice chain too!

Another great video, lots of information. Thanks so much for sharing.

Looks awesome! Haven't made chain in a very long time and I would love to make a heavier gauge one like yours. Thanks for sharing your process :)

Your studio looks like mine. I have so much inventory….❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks for the video. I like the technique of using the pliars to open the jump ring into an oval. Would it not be easier to wrap around an oval former?

so around the 15.00 min mark when you joined them together now having 7 links, I noticed you used flux but no additional solder.. is that because there was enough on there from the beginning? I do not know if I'm missing a step that you did.. thanks..

Thank you for this. Super informative and beautiful result. I assume you can make this chain with round wire of similar or thinner gauge?

I loved this! I tried in both 10 and 12 gauges. I was wondering what tool/foredom attachment you found works best for cleaning up interiors of links? Did you patina your chain or just tumble shiny? I LOVE how substantial the chain feels ❤

So no extra solder required for connecting the cut links once again?

Hi thank you so much for sharing this. I have been wondering how to make this! I wondered how much 10 gauge wire you might need to make a 16 inch chain? Thank you 5:09

Hi! Are you using Dead-Soft?

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FYI…your pliers are called bail making pliers…. OK not go back and finish watching the video.