Apart from what I learn listening to your tutorials your voice has a very calming quality. If I'm a bit frazzled your videos are the perfect antidote 🙂
I'll remember most your adages: "don't make it complicated" and "have fun". I needed to hear this after a couple of failed projects. Thank you for this video!
Mr. Harrison, Do you have a video that describes your equipment and your shop? I would like to see one in the future. As an amateur silversmith my shop is very small but I have a few obsolete tools. Your videos are inspiring. Thank you for all of the little tips. They are invaluable.
Hi Soham, my silver doesn't come out of the tumbler as shinny and bright as yours. I have bought new shot and cleaned the tumbler and leave it in for 10 to 15 mins. and it still comes out a little dull. Do you use any compounds added to your tumbler?
Goodmorning mr Harrison. You said these earrings are made off fine silver. Did you really use 99.9% silver for this? I was told that it is too vulnerable for jewelry. Your video's are so helpfull and clear..I can't get enough watching you making jewelry. I am living in France, have no lessons..(many questions) but I wish you were my neighbour/teacher. Thank you very much for your answer. Have a nice day. Mieke Manders
Very nice! On another note, Vale 46 is not doing too bad, your neck of the woods this weekend,,, will be watching to see if you are in the crowd.... : )
wrong coast and i teach saturday classes, but will be glued to the tube to watch the old boy, and the young upstart. it is refreshing to see them together
Soham, How do you cut your strips? Do you use shears? A Shear? Guillotine? If shears or something that curls the strip, how do you get it straight again? Thank you soh much!
I learn something new each time I watch this! Thank you!
Apart from what I learn listening to your tutorials your voice has a very calming quality. If I'm a bit frazzled your videos are the perfect antidote 🙂
All his work is just awesome and his tutorials are simply perfect!!! Great teacher!
I'll remember most your adages: "don't make it complicated" and "have fun". I needed to hear this after a couple of failed projects. Thank you for this video!
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these earring were so beautiful, great work, very artistic looking. brilliant project. thank you for sharing this.
You are so inspirational and an absolute brilliant teacher. Thank you so much for these videos. I have learned so much!
Love them! I’ve just begun making jewelry after wishing to do it for many years. Thank you for these invaluable tutorials!
I'm impressed with the detail and knowledge Mr. Harrison exhibits. Excellent teacher!
A treat to watch your videos. You are a good teacher.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Soham for another fine video! I can't wait to make these!
You are such a great teacher, with Aloha
Another excellent video! Thank you Soham :)
Mr. Harrison,
Do you have a video that describes your equipment and your shop? I would like to see one in the future. As an amateur silversmith my shop is very small but I have a few obsolete tools. Your videos are inspiring. Thank you for all of the little tips. They are invaluable.
Great!!
gorgeous - as the maker w makes. Such a nice organic design, great lesson, thank you.
Hi Soham, my silver doesn't come out of the tumbler as shinny and bright as yours. I have bought new shot and cleaned the tumbler and leave it in for 10 to 15 mins. and it still comes out a little dull. Do you use any compounds added to your tumbler?
yes, a burnishing compound (pure soap flakes) 1 teaspoon full. will make a huge difference
Those earrings are beautiful. I'm going to practice in copper first.
Very pretty!
beautiful....thank you,so much....:):)
Hello.... Happy weekend
Where do you purchase your equipment, supplies, metals, etc?
Goodmorning mr Harrison. You said these earrings are made off fine silver. Did you really use 99.9% silver for this? I was told that it is too vulnerable for jewelry.
Your video's are so helpfull and clear..I can't get enough watching you making jewelry. I am living in France, have no lessons..(many questions) but I wish you were my neighbour/teacher.
Thank you very much for your answer. Have a nice day.
Mieke Manders
yes they are fine silver. the hammering gives them strength and work well as earrings. you can use it for pendants too, but not for rings.
Thank you for your quick answer.
Kind regards
Mieke Manders
Very nice! On another note, Vale 46 is not doing too bad, your neck of the woods this weekend,,, will be watching to see if you are in the crowd.... : )
wrong coast and i teach saturday classes, but will be glued to the tube to watch the old boy, and the young upstart. it is refreshing to see them together
Soham, How do you cut your strips? Do you use shears? A Shear? Guillotine? If shears or something that curls the strip, how do you get it straight again? Thank you soh much!
i use a bench shear, but fine silver is so soft when annealed it is easy to pull it streight
Been watching your videos very educational, you mentioned a hall mark how do you get one made and were?
rio grande has them online
great! cheers!
If I were to do this with 750, how do you suggest I polish it please?
in a tumbler
I seen your thumb hurt, so watch out yourself, thanks!
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