Making a silver wire Celtic knot bead and a simple tool to help. 

How clever to use a nut and bolt to keep the halves securely together! That's why I love watching pros. Thanks for another fantastic video!

I had to stop the video, because I love your metal dapping block, swag set…. And you are so creative… that’s one of the main reasons why I love your channel and you also make fabulous jewelry… and and I should finish watching the video so I can complement you again in another comment. Hugs 🤗, Michelle

Always fun to watch you work & when it's all over say, "Why didn't I think of that!" Good Vid.

You're a clever cookie and your cleverness makes me smile :D Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful, clever idea! Nice work, as always!

Thanks Nick! That’s awesome.

Fantastic execution and outcome ❣️ Beautiful 💙

You make some really cool stuff Nick.

Another nice project. Clear and easy to follow. Cheers. Jim

Your videos have taught me so much, please keep them coming. Thank you, great techniques and ideas. Music is good too ☺

If you get a piece of rubber mudflap from a truck you can use that as a soft anvil that'll bounce back from the pressure when you squeeze the wire over itself. Maybe even glue it onto the face of that wooden rod you're using. I love seeing your handy DIY tools that you use along with your work.

Your creativity and imagination are always much appreciated, thank you

I love Celtic knots. There's so much that can be done with these. Thank you, Nick.

I’ve just begun working in wire. Your tutorial has given me the courage to try my soldering skills. Love your presentation style. Thank you for sharing your skills with us. It is much appreciated. ❤

Some clever techniques there!

I thought to myself, "I can't wait to see how he holds the two halves together for soldering," and he did not disappoint!! I have never seen that technique using a bolt and nut. ,

Thanks Nick, you made it look easy but I am sure it took a while to get that point

❤👏, thank you for this tutorial!

Beautiful, thank you.

Thank you !!! Hugs from Brasil

Thanks Nick your skills and knoaregeeat as sometimes I think how I'm going to solder things together

Thank you so much for sharing a great idea take care

Super Nice 👌 🎉

Gorgeous... ❤❤❤

Very cool!

❤❤❤ c est tres bien tres joli et beaucoup de travaille

Wow 🤩, that Celtic knot silver bead you made was gorgeous, and the blue glass beads you used really made the silver Celtic knot bead pops even more… I imagine there are plenty of other colors that could make it pop just as pretty as yours did in the video. And I can see yes a lot of different variations size’s making the Celtic knot beads.. I’m really blessed because somebody gave me a whole load of drillbits and I’m talking a lot … I almost didn’t accept it because I was saying to myself. Oh these are too big they’re not gonna work. Or I’ll never use them. But, guess what you magically just popped into my mind and I remember how you were showing us how to find out the radius size and marking them if we needed 5mm silver coils, etc… so I said, thank you yes I can use these. Now I still need to invest in some scrap wood so I can make some of the things that you do to help assist you with your jewelry making and your designing. So I really appreciate you, because I don’t have a lot of money to go out and buy tools, or or buy those very expensive storage for your drillbits or your burr bits. I just wanna get some wood and drill my own holes to be able to put my polishing bits and all the different other bits that I have to be able to make jewelry with. Anyway another lovely lovely video. Hugs 🤗, Michelle I just realized I’m gonna have to invest in some knitting sticks … maybe I can find some at Goodwill or at resale shops…❤❤❤

No me canso de valorar tu genialidad, Te felicito genio 🎉

Love your work as always

beautiful!

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Great idea and wonderful execution of the bead. I like.

Xlnt👏🎉

You could have used hard solder on the entire piece, I get the educational value of using hard, med, and easy solder tho Edit: Very Nice! And Thanks so much for sharing. Godspeed and Blessings for you and yours.

Thanks!

Hi Nick, superb work as always, might be something I'll try soon. Going to try a double foxtail and double Byzantine now I've done some single ones. Hope you're keeping well buddy.👍

Brilliant

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Neat! I was wondering how you would hold the two halves together

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Hi there, I really love your videos and I started making jewelry half a year ago after seeing that chainmail tutorial where you showed byzantine, inverted round, box and persian weaves. I just wanted to say "thank you" for fuelling my creativity to give personal twists on your designs and ideas (or sometimes straight up copying you because I find the stuff really good). But there is one thing I really struggle with: I live in a somewhat urban setting, no backyard or really fireproof area. All of my rooms have paper walls and wood/textile furniture. Is there a way to easily fireproof a corner of a room or a part of a wooden desk so that I can use a propane torch to use silver solder? Not being able to solder anything but (lead free of course) electronic solder is really hindering.

These are so beautiful and unique. I know you are probably famous by now but thank you for your wonderful video and bringing a smile to this lady with your art ❤

❓❓❓ Please confirm... you're using a ½-inch circle (or very close to it), to place your 4mm peg into, right? Thanks!👍🙂

Hi nick, this is sort of off topic from the video, but whenever I solder my jump rings with soldering paste and a torch, they always snap or break when I try to shape them with my pliers, do you have any idea why or tips to help reduce the breaking ? I’m very new to making jewelry and this has become my only road block. Thanks for the support