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These are nice, frankly I thought they are going to be crude pieces of metal. Have you seen the Clickspring's videos on making files ancient way? :)

Chris, I can't find that saw frame. All I see are Antilope saw blades. Neither "harp" or "Antilope" generates a source. I'm interested. Do you have any more info? Thank you.

So, since your all about diamonds, I'm sure you know very well the history and deceipt behind the rise of the diamond! I'm sure you understand that a diamond is carbon- one of the most common elements on earth. Im guessing you must understand that diamonds are the imposter gem and ONLY started to be considered valuable after an aggressive marketing campaign headed by a close relative of Freud. I AM 100% sure that EVERYONE in the business will claim and hold to that value like its a lifeline...since so much money has already been invested into them. But I would love people to see diamonds are only worth what they are because we were all deceived into believing they are rare and otherwise would be priced considerably lower than sapphires rubies and emeralds. Their true value would hover around the same price as topaz as their main use was industrial. Diamonds weren't used for engagement rings until after the 1920s. Diamonds are not mentioned in ancient treasures. They weren't shipped across seas for royalty. Pirates didn't fight and kill over diamonds. It was gold or silver or rubies or emeralds etc. Because these things have actual value.

That GRA cert is laughable, it means nothing. He bought a poor quality moissy because of that "certification". No wonder he's not nice about that stone. Good quality moissanites still dont get certified. I paid 2K for a high quality 9mm square cushion moissanite, I paid for a custom cut. It looks like a brilliant diamond.

I have used frames with new designs that clamp the blade ends with screws, the way your new saw does. For very fine saw blades I actually prefer to use the cheaper frames that pinch the end of the blade with a small square of metal, rather than the point of a screw. They seem to hold the finer blades batter. I have trouble getting the screw tip ones to hold the blade end securely. I think "coping saws" are actually a tiny bit different, in their blade ends have small pins in them that the frame holds onto. Jewelers blades have no pins.

Who makes the new frame?

any saw blade without winged nuts is unusable to me, i dont like the crappy rounded screws or the plastic garbo turn thingys. my two saw frames are easily 50 years old wooden with steel and winged nuts. sure it may weigh 1000x what the new ones do but its a tank that never fails and the weight can be used as an advantage when down cutting

personally i dont like the styling of either of them, but each to their own. the one i use is eclipse brand, just one i found at a recycling centre (eclipse no. 50 apparently). the upright from the wooden handle is aluminium, but adjustable frame is steel, so it does have the problem of being top heavy, which i hadnt noticed till just now, so thanks.... but its really solid despite probably being really old, and cost me a quid, so im happy with it.

It looks like Grobet's fixed frame saw. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the rest of your week.

How do you start to drill without it slipping?

Did you order that can torch online? If so, would you be willing to share a URL or website? Thanks for another awesome video! Always learn new techniques from you 😊

Great tip! 1mm wire and below I use an 8/0.

Videos on plating would be awesome

I like cheats 😅😅

Whopper of a diamond there. Job well done!

Top job! What saw frame are you using?

No more coffees mate!😂 Speaking at a million miles an hour. Slow down!

I just started pouring silver bars. I have rouge, green and white compound. Which polish would I use first? I want to be able to take out some small scratches. When I use the rouge, I don't get the high polish I want. I wipe off the bars with a lint free towel, before I use the rouge. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance.

i like this vid quite a lot actually despite not really learning anything new, its extremely important to adjust the backs to the posts so its not too loose or too tight as major problems can occur from both cases. the companies jus throw the tightly made backs in the tumbler and send em out right away, so they need to be adjusted and lightly polished to be made usable. not sure why the post divit was left out but thats a very important part as well to make sure the back has a place to sit and click in properly on the post.

Great tips!

Thanks Chris!

Well done! Good video. I've learnt a few new things. Ganbarimashoo.

Thanks!

This looks fab! What if the soldering needs to be right next to the setting?

I am greatly inspired by your videos! They were a turning point that allowed me to earn as much as I do today. Your teaching method is incredible, congratulations on your knowledge and thank you for teaching us!

Wow amazing work!! Thanks for sharing!! Now your gonna have me look a little closer to details when it comes to jewelry 😊💯🥇

I don't know about you guys but Bobby here can make a hundred and a 160,000 ring out of diamonds he has then says he has enough for 10 more in the same sentence turns around and asks for money okay Bobby I make 942 a month on Social Security how much do you think we need to send you

Hiya quick question! 🙋🏿‍♂️ could you advise me on what metal thickness I should start out with . I’ve just melted a bit of silver down to try making

Love the “tune”. 🎶broke all my saw blades🎶🎶🎶 Very funny. You should make a whole song.😂😂😂😂

Finally!! An actual Jeweler that can see Bobby's B.S. Switches "HandMade" or "CAD"....ALL of the time!

Easy Flo flux, by Johnson Mathey Metals, is a powder product sold in the UK mix with water to make a paste. Boli the item in water to soften and remove the glassy flux residue, which will blunt your files otherwise.

First watch …. I like the way you validate and work your tools, simple quick and to the point..nothing fancy but more like adaptive to function

The girl that gets that ring probably takes a bit of pain now and then 😂

what do you use for soldering?? copper 3%??

It's your RUclips channel, do what you want. Don't get pushed aro7nd by idiots. Yes you chat a lot, expect that's because you are stuck at home, not knowing the language well enough to be chatting in groups or finding a job. Now all us uneducated in jewellery making have no idea of the wire gauge you used or the sheet metalsize or the things to take into accountto make the collect. Or what you were doing cutting in where the wires go and the front V channel for the pear. Or the things to take into account when designing for this hard a design sonthe stone sits well. Thing I've found, since you have so many levels on patreon, none of the levels bar the highest paid one fully explain what people get for their support. Seems that only the highest payment gets to see the onger videos. Ive found watching your videos, the l9nger they are the more I have learnt from them. The short videos, not so much as you seem to skip through pretty quickly. You are a jeweller, not a videographer, there's no scripts written for your videos, and of course you are going to repeat things, to ensure you haven't missed anything to help us trying to learn. I wish I could afford the highest paid level on patreon, I can't being on a Disability Pension. Also our rents gone up by $120 a week, and we have be served notice to vacate. In conditions of less than 1% rentals available, all at very high prices even in socio-economic depressed areas were all the thugs and thrives live. Our age is going against us to obtain another rental. We don't know what we are going to do. Keep doing the videos they way you do. To hell with those complaining.

Jeez mate .. you are learning about Moissanite while making the video .. and you're a jeweller! Get that 20x loop first man! LOL

i’ve been soldering with flame and whatnot for months now, and this is the next step for me. i got into metal jewelary working because when my grandpa died he left me with some precious faceted gemstones. learning how to set them and make a ring for my grandma out of them is going to be so special. thank you for your teaching. 💕

You don’t talk too much!!! This is all valuable advice

This was a great video , I just started working with platinum an this helped answer many questions

Get some Fabulite, bro. It's the king of sparkly stones It's not very hard but it is fabulooooous!!!

Moissanite isn't a fake diamond, it's a real moissanite just like Lamborghini isn't a fake Ferrari, it's a real Lamborghini. Coffee isn't fake tea, it's real coffee. What's fake is diamond scarcity so they can jack the price up. That's fake and man-made.

I needed to see this LOL, THANK YOU 😂

This helped a lot

Where are you located at? I have a chrome loud speaker which is slightly pitted which need to be polished. Can you do that?? Small job.

Pretty sure the numbers are the wire gauges. That's why the number gets bigger as the hole gets smaller

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