Beautiful. I’m going to try to make these. Love your tutorials Mr. H. I have horrible anxiety but always find my shoulders and neck start to relax whilst watching your videos. Big thank you from Lancashire England.
Thank you. I have now made these with a slight twist. I used 9k gold for the balls and copied your technique for sweat soldering appliqué to prevent the 9k solder from staining the silver. You teach the techniques so well.
Thanks, Mr Soham! These are gorgeous earrings! Do you have some advice for making a similar pair of earrings but with a post. I tried a few months ago to make a similar pair using fine silver and the disk melted before the post could be soldered. I feel it would be better to use fine silver if you want to use ear wires, and if I wanted to make it with a post I should use sterling disks ?
Thank you so much for your helpful videos! I know you say you use a "jeweller's hammer" to texture, but it doesn't look like the jeweller's hammers I can find for sale here. Would you be so kind as to tell me the make/model? Thanks :-)
Hi from Tassie, not related to this project, but can you tell me the best way to put a hole for chain/bail in 3 mm sq wire which has a pearl on the end. Also did you get hole punch from Rio. Thank you Liz
Thanks for your tutorials Mr Soham! Keep them coming. You know, it would be cool to see some type of tutorial on how to make men's or unisex key chains
I love all your tutorials, I live in rural America, and classes to take are not offered. Thank you
Mega super great way of teaching us your precious jewellery techniques. Sending my Gratitude from Greece 😊
Beautiful. I’m going to try to make these. Love your tutorials Mr. H. I have horrible anxiety but always find my shoulders and neck start to relax whilst watching your videos. Big thank you from Lancashire England.
Another beautiful project so clearly explained, Thank You so much for all your teaching through the years. Love from Canada
Thank you. I have now made these with a slight twist. I used 9k gold for the balls and copied your technique for sweat soldering appliqué to prevent the 9k solder from staining the silver.
You teach the techniques so well.
Thank you so much for posting these videos!
Gracias maestro, hermosos aretes, saludos desde México!!!
Oh, I just love these!!! I’m definitely going to be making these!!
Very helpful information 👌🏻 beautiful piece
Gorgeous!
Your videos are very instructive ❤️.
It looks so easy, I like it!!
Thank you for sharing~~ :)
Very pretty. Nice motorcycle too :-)
Nice! Thanks
Beautiful.
Thanks, Mr Soham!
These are gorgeous earrings!
Do you have some advice for making a similar pair of earrings but with a post. I tried a few months ago to make a similar pair using fine silver and the disk melted before the post could be soldered. I feel it would be better to use fine silver if you want to use ear wires, and if I wanted to make it with a post I should use sterling disks ?
use easy solder for the post
Thank you so much for your helpful videos! I know you say you use a "jeweller's hammer" to texture, but it doesn't look like the jeweller's hammers I can find for sale here. Would you be so kind as to tell me the make/model?
Thanks :-)
Hi from Tassie, not related to this project, but can you tell me the best way to put a hole for chain/bail in 3 mm sq wire which has a pearl on the end.
Also did you get hole punch from Rio. Thank you Liz
I bought some silicon carbide discs from Rio but they are very brittle. I broke two just getting them onto the mandrel. Are they always so brittle?
yes they are, sometimes i double up with them, and ALWAYS use safety glasses.
What is “art solder” please. I notice the balls do not melt
For the 3 little balls did you use fine silver or sterling?
i used sterling because when it tarnishes it will look even better
@@1soham1 hey there.
Could I see your solder cutters, as I'm rubbish at cutting pillians free hand.
Thanks in advance
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Thanks for your tutorials Mr Soham! Keep them coming. You know, it would be cool to see some type of tutorial on how to make men's or unisex key chains
@@1soham1 thank you 😊
Why do you use fine silver rather than sterling?
because it takes much longer to tarnish
soham harrison Thankyou so much. I didn’t know that.
I love your sexy R1150gt in that corner.can y please make video and show it to us? That would be 👌 great