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Crafting the Wickerglow Ring
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
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In Today's video, The PAD team takes stainless steel damascus and infuses it with strontium aluminate glow crystals to create the Wickerglow Ring.
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Could we see a stress test of this ring? I love the design but I’m not convinced that the glow powder will stay in the grooves without a top layer of C/A protecting it.
This is the editor! I was the one who came up with the idea and I’ve actually been wearing this ring nonstop for over a month and haven’t had any issues!
But would be a good idea to really beat up on it and see.
Well being as they used the thin CA, the glow powder basically soaked it up and with how rough the surface is on that ring Id say the longevity is pretty good.
@@stonecyfer8225 that only works it the walls of the grooves are concaved, otherwise it will fall out eventually, and that was the point I was trying to make. The groove are very shallow, so I can only assume a few pounds of force in the right spot would pop them right out.
@@PatrickAdairDesigns or we could just... Not?
I’m so glad I subscribed…I absolutely love jewelry…the more unique and rare, the better!
Love the look of this ring. I have the frostbite ring that I ordered last year and I love it. You guys continue to make mind blowing rings
Love your work Patrick & team! You've inspired me to make rings for the last couple of years. Also, your products are great. Thanks to you and your whole team.
I think the experiment was well worth the effort! Stunning 🤩🤩😍
This is so cool, I love green. I dig watching you guys doing your creative craftmanship.
One suggestion I'd like to make -- in order to achieve better mixing of your powders, you should sift the powders together through a tight-mesh sieve a few times before funneling it back into the bottle.
This was an awesome idea and it turned out amazing!! Nice work!!
Great idea, looks awesome...
love the results, love the experimentation! skys the limit with different Damascus patterns too. maybe the glow damascus with a different material inlayed so you get some color pop when youre not in the dark? something green like malachite. subbed to see what else you come up with!
That is beautiful!!
Wooooww soo cooolll plz keep doing glow in the dark rings , thank youu
I’ve never seen your videos before and this project was really cool. I love glow in the dark things. Thanks for the video 🌞🌞🌞
That ring doesn't glow in the dark, it needs UV light to glow.
That is badass!
I've been doing that for years.i even do it on my Damascus bracelet.i use black pigment though to keep the black look,then with what ever glow,mix.ca it or resins.iv used both
love your work
I love the concept of this Ring, (I very much like what you are doing!!) but as a personal taste: I do not like the color of the glow powder in daylight. For me it should fit more to the metal. I do not know if black, or other metal-colors are possible to mix, but this how I feel about it. Keep up what you are doing!
You should use the damascus pieces/shavings as like the copper bits in the sunken artifact ones. Can be like a 'Tailings' series.
Have to wonder what the tally for injuries is thus far. Flying metal/hands close to moving machinery etc. just seems like there's a Lot of potential for ouch here.
Other material ideas for ones like this: timascus, mokume gane, and superconductor.
Hi, I work with metal and rotary tools and these metal shavings that actually "spray" out are very light and don't fly too fast so unless you're not wearing eyepro and dust mask (or even a scarf but that's not very safe with rotary tools, just like gloves) you're gonna be fine.
When sparks fly it's slightly different because while they're not gonna hurt you (it stings but dangerous levels of heat don't penetrate deep enough to deal damage to cells) however they do destroy clothes, an apron or literally just leather clothing is a good idea in this case
Same ring, but some pre-polishing of the metal and finder glow powder..or maybe some white epoxy to apply the powder....just to het that clean and sharp contrast....also...same thing with wood? maybe torch burn to get the grain to get the black on white play.
Great idea and ring!
Gooood afternoon from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great day! Great looking ring!
Hope you are staying safe! Thanks for stopping by!
Outstanding ring, thanks for sharing your time and talent! KANSAS
I'd love to see you try this with finely ground opal dust! Would be cool to try this concept with superconductor too! You might even be able to use this process to make a superconductor ring that looks like its covered in glowing dragon scales if you cut the grain at the correct angle. :D
I have always wanted to see a heavy metal scrap ring. Take a meteorite or black ceramic blank with a nice channel and fill it with all the best scraps, dust, shavings, etc. that you can from machining your other rings. Throw in things like shavings of copper, bits of titanium, chunks of zirconium maybe a little bit of obsidian and fill in the gaps with your signature meteorite star dust. I just love the contrast of heavy and dark metals/stones and don't need a lot of flashy glow.
So shiny and glowy
Well cool very nice ring
Damn that's really freaking cool
Some sapphire or emerald in the inlay would really be awesome I think. It would give a awesome look to the ring in daytime!
Lobe your work. Let me give you a handy tip that changed my ring making on the lathe. Instead of drill bits use an annular cutter assembly to go into the tailstock. I got my carbide tipped annular bits off Amazon and the MT2 chuck off Amazon too. Cuts holes 3x faster since it cuts plugs
Really cool! I bet you could probably do it in other color powders as well!
Very interesting, I didn’t even think that it was possible
Different color glow powders. Personally I’d like red. Ooo also that Spirograph Damascus from the deep space ring! With a yellow/amber glow? Honeycomb ring!
Wow! Cool ring for Halloween. X
Thank you!
Stainless steel is my favorite metal. And who doesn't love damascus?! (I own a necklace pendant of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, Kwan Yin, made of stainless steel.)
Love how it turned out however for a round 2, no inlay with orange or red glow powder would be fire!!
All the love
I'd love to see a white ring, maybe opal or pearl, with a white or opalescent glow in the dark
That's lit
awesome ring! I would love to see how that pattern turns out without the inlay cutout around the outside, like just the etched pattern with glow dust would look sick and maybe in a sky blue? just food for thought :)
This looks really awesome, I'd be curious if you could get a better surface finish on the inlay if you sealed the CA with epoxy or something that would help amalgamate the crystals into the finished crevices.
The polished edges contrast really well with the etched valleys and crystals, I just find myself noticing the pull out/gaps from the edges of the etches that don't have crystals in them.
Stunning! Can these be worn in the water without degradation?
Such a cool idea and turned out amazing. I am a knife maker hobbyist and primarily make Damascus. Wonder how that would look on a knife? Might just have to try that 😎
Looks cool. It kind of gives off a glowing haunted forest vibe. 👻
Its so cool seeing you go from when you were doing stuff with hand tools to now. Though it makes me wonder if my obsidian superconductor with meteorite inlay was hand made or not. It has faithfully served as my wedding ring since May 2019. Ive had like 4 diff YT accounts since but i keep ending up back at your content lol
also before you had all those fire a** rides lol
dear Patrick, please don't stop doing the talking for your video's I really wish it was you in the entire video showing how it's done and talking. your content has been killer and I've been a fan and supporter of your work but I gotta say ever since you started having others do the videos and talking in them, lot less views and just alot less you kinda vibes, if that makes sense. I know how business works but as a hard-core supporter and advocate of you, please take this from the right heart! we want your content with you in it and your fresh take on things not others. that's what drew me to your content years ago. love your work man
Thanks for the feedback Luke! You're 100% right, its tough to do everything perfect while trying to grow a business, but we're figuring it out and I think the best years of this channel are still yet to come! :)
Thank you for your reply, I'll always watch your videos regardless and I have nothing against the others in the videos haha just really love what you bring to it.! Keep it up and I look forward to your new stuff. Also the ring was awesome! Is there a way to make the glow powder colored in the non glowing form?
Could do the inlay on the lathe after adding the glow powder to get a second glow colour in it
A deep etch meteorite with red glow could be pretty cool.
Deep etch meteorite would be amazing.
Love it. Maybe use an extra fine glow powder next time. Can you mix it in the epoxy first?
Please, make the One Ring with this technique!
This ring with blue glow powder would be great while I'm at work.
Dude I see you more in Stradman videos than on your own channel.
If I ever get married I know i will try to contact this guy to make my rings.
nice. curious what it would look like if you leaned into the wood look by doing brown daytime color.
What model of "DREMEL" donyou use ?
Love vid you put out
Morten denmark
Try deep edge damascus with clear or translucent epoxy. Or clear epoxy with metal flakes/dust.
I'm glad Pat is back, I missed Pattycakes Bakes 🤣🤣
I think it's time I quit making rings and start the greatest cooking channel of all time hahaha
@@PatrickAdairDesigns you're really good at making carbon fiber goodies 🤤🤤
I have a stainless damascus wedding ring with oak barrel on the inside. Pretty cool what you did with this one. I wear mine 24/7 and the etch darkness rubs off wearing gloves. What acid you used? I use flurixloride for about 30 seconds, and then instant coffee to really darken it.
I have one of your tungsten glow rings with opal, dinosaur bone, and some other cool stuff for almost 2 years now. The CA glue seems to be slowly wearing down which is exposing some of the pieces in the inlay. Is there something I should do to stop, slow and or repair this?
Thanks in advance.
Also, the ring turned out beautiful
How strong is the Muriatic acid that you use? Any chance of a photo of the container?
THE ONE RING WITH THE ELVEN SCRIPT BEING GLOW ING THE DARK! how is that not already a thing???
I've always wondered do you make the ring to your exact size or do you make it larger. I want to make a ring myself here but I have a fear of em get stuck on
does this ring need to be sealed? if so what sort of seal would i need to apply to it to prevent skin reactions?
Bruhh u deserve more views then this damn.
I would like it better without the inlay channel, for more natural look, and if it would be possible keep the metal black like after the etching.with some red or orange glow it would be a perfect ring for my taste.
Maybe you guys could get Damascus with more specific pattern
i want one O.O !!!!
what do you do with all the scrap material confetti once you're done?
I don't know how much that powder costs, but I would have put down a thin sheet of plastic under the work area to catch everything that fell off the ring.
Save it, and put it back in the bottle.
Is there anything that glows bright purple? That's my favorite color.
Can the powder be finner because I can see it at the close up like smooth ?
Is there a possibility of when it is still in the light of being Greener so not doing the white colored with it and adding emeralds or fossilized wood to the band
Can you make a ring which is a Moebius circle engraved with lapis lazuli
Good looking ring but it looked a little chunky at the end, I would suggest grinding your glow powder into a finer dust. No disrespect I love the channel
Hmm we never thought about trying this! Might be a good idea to help get the powder in there great idea!
this would look insane on a damascus sword thats been blued
Don't know how I feel about the ring it looks great but the grainy glow powder is a minus to me
I've noticed the surface looks a little meshed with powder, what if surface will be covered with thin layer of transparent lacquer? Or at least scratch patterns where powder is...
We actually ended up doing this after the fact! All of our production ones will have a thin transparent uv layer over top to protect the inlay!
I’d like to see the same but in purple or blue.
Edit. I see those colours are available. Ignore my comment. 😊
SRB
oh heel yeah / did it work / ///lets check it out
Amazing ring Just my opinion. But I think with such an intricate design in the Damascus, would of looked better without the groove cut into the ring and let the full Dama pattern speak for itself.
Your voice is changing.
8:47 Who the heck is this?!
What if you added sensors and made this into a smart ring?
Buenas tardes
Where do you source the strontium aluminate from?
endonde lo localiso para comprarle
Ah yes. The Dane Cook of jewerly making
Neat project the only downside was the camera shake/effect when you were sanding or moving a bit on the lathe the shake back and forth was making me nauseous. I feel like that shake took away from the work
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Damn. If I could afford that you would have to pry it off my cold dead finger cause I would wear it 24/7.
cool looking ring, but imagine that glow powder on a Damascus blade... just sayin....
Warm salty water will soon lift the CA glue. Great look though !
You should avoid warm salty water with most jewelry regardless of CA.
@@PatrickAdairDesigns You mean sweat? lol
Is it possible for it to be black instead of white and glowing red?
It’s definitely possible. It just won’t glow as bright when it’s mixed with a black pigment. It would look super cool though!
Anyone else think this looks like the Tears of the Kimgdom logo?
deep etch meteorite and apply this technique
Is this deliverable to India?
💣💥👍🏼
Большой привет из Москвы.
Greetings
I feel like there could be a better way of him adding the powder.
10:09 Looks like a lot of the grooves don't have glow powder in them, or it has fallen out. A shame.
What about a black inlay that doesn't glow
That would look really cool! The contrast would be amazing!
now do the one ring
We already did!
2:35 uuuuh... is it really supposed to smoke like that? Looks kinda painful.