HOW TO MAKE A WIRE JIG TOOL (for bending and wrapping wire jewellery)
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- Making a wire bending jig tool and wrapping a wire ring tutorial.
After finding some perforated steel at my local scrapyard I make a wire jig tool to bend and wrap silver wire jewellery.
I’ve always enjoyed making jigs and tools and this is one of my favourite.
This wire jig is very strong, versatile and adaptable for many wire wrapping designs.
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A 'friendly' scrapyard, now that's a unique concept....
that’s funny EF, yes I have made the effort over the years … Nick
You’re well on the track to mastering working smarter, not harder
thanks for your thoughtful comment Orion, i’ve done my fair share of hard work in life … i’m now only committed to doing what I thoroughly enjoy … cheers … Nick
You can sometimes find perforated steel in microwave oven doors and cases.
thanks Roger, Great place to look, never thought of that … Nick
Recycling at its finest!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks Ma Wi, Love visiting scrapyards … Nick
Wow, you make it look simple
making useful tools helps make things easy to produce … N
I need a man like you, LOL
“Don't let the fear of being alone or the fear of not finding someone make you settle for less than what you deserve.”
― Carrie Hope Fletcher … 🤓N
This is the tool that won my heart. So many uses. The rings were very nice.
yes Anita, it’s a very versatile tool and so simple to make … The only problem is finding small pieces of this pierced steel instead of whole sheets … nice one … Nick
Brilliant material for making a jig , great find . 👍
yes very useful material would be nice to find it in a few other size variations and patterns … N
I haven't checked out your latest videos yet, but I do hope that you've included some commentary to go along with it. Doesn't have to be voiced, but text would go a long way to letting the viewers know what exactly you're doing and why. I get that this isn't a tutorial for wire jewelry, but it would have been nice seeing as you included the making process. Perfect time to link to another video of yours, as well.
Anyway, thanks for the upload. Maybe I'll give this a go one day.
thanks for your feedback Jimmy, I suppose peoples videos making technique evolve over time and I’ve tried a lot of different ways. Voice overs don’t work for me because it’s been said they sound miserable.
Using a lot of over written descriptions can put people off who aren’t English reading views without using subtitles that can be translated.
Being relatively new to all this, I think it’s important to listen to peoples opinion, so in future I will take on what you have said and try to be more explanatory and descriptive in my videos. all the best to you … Nick
All your work is amazing, but I really enjoy your tool builds! The stop on your cutoff saw was pure genius! Simple, and it works!
Hi Tom, I do enjoy toolmaking, what came first the hammer or the anvil.
This cut off saw is a cheap tool at its best, it’s had a lot of use and I think it was less than £20 not including the old Grinder that is attached … Cheers … Nick
you are genius!
Thanks Serap, all a bit of fun … N
I called that the real profesional way obviously with my ideas 💡 and work
all my original content … N
Great ideas and tricks to get special designs.
Great tool to play around with for discovering endless new designs … N
Nice , there are not many people who can look at a piece of scrap and see what it really needs to be !
Hi Brian thanks for your comment, One of my favourite outings … down my local scrapyard getting dirty looking for useful materials … however not a cheap day out anymore … they wanted 40p a kilo last time I was there … cheers … Nick
I'm a fledgling wire worker and I hope to be as good as you are. Your skills, experience and creativity are more than evident! I'll be back for sure. Thank you for sharing your time and expertise.
Take care and be well Sir!
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hi Lynn thanks for your lovely comment, I do adore playing with wire and making stuff. it’s amazing what you can come up with when you have the time and space to have fun experiment with ideas …
ps … I love butterflies … Nick
Clever and cool!
thanks for that Dave … N👍😎👍
Excellent Job Sir
Thank you … N
Soooooo beautiful!!!!! You certainly are very skilled!!!!
thanks Marlene, glad you enjoyed it as much as I did … Nick
So great!!! I have a jig but yours is heavy duty..... nice job!!!😎
Thanks Michelle, yes this home-made version can cope with my heavy-handed activities … N
If you run a tap through the hole instead of a drill bit you can then screw the bolt in to the steel then use a single nut as a locking nut that reduces the bulkiness of so many excessive nuts that will get in the way
thanks Barnezy, We all look at the same object in different ways … I tend to try and show how to make something with the simplest of tools. mostly because I have had a few comments saying there’s no way I could make that because I don’t have this tool or that tool ect. Most metal work projects I don’t use any nuts and bolts, just throw it together with a welder … however that wouldn’t appeal to some viewers who like to have a go at copying simple ideas they see on CZcams … all the best Nick
I think I found my long list brother from Another mother
I thought noone else sees stuff junk mostly as art I thought noone out there with the same kind of mind as me useing stuff people throw out or parts of things taken apart you my brother I now am not alone
I like all I have seen so far and you do have my attention I have a thumbs up and a thumb down that one rings a bell hope to hear more from you in the not to distent future
At last a man of my very same caliber
Well thanks for that David, nice to read such heartfelt comments, I don’t show my workshop in videos much because it’s full of junk and half finished projects of the future. Not easy getting the music right everyone has different opinions, I came to the conclusion if you don’t like the sound just turn your volume down.
Thanks for your support … Nick
Nice nice idea
thanks for that Mohammed … N
That’s a beautiful ring. You are an amazing artist
thanks for that Judy, surprising what you can come up with when you have time to play in a creative space … all the best … Nick
Deceptively simple! Looks easy but that angled cut was very pro. Seamless join, just lovely. Thank you for a useful and well made demo!. You have lovely hands.
fyi to viewers: Spray Loctite Rust Neutralizer (Lowes) on steel/ iron jig plate on both sides, to make it rust proof after polishing. Any tiny bit of rust remaining will chemically bond to the metal and be neutralized. 1-2 coats. Dries clear. Can be primed or painted or left as is for a natural patina. Its a very thin layer. I always use this on bare metal to prevent rust.
I'm also thinking instead of the two metal plates under the first one, why not add a larger wood board that can be clamped or bolted to table? This will lighten weight and make it simpler to build. Metal is very nice, but wood will cut back on weight for portability. You would countersink the underside of the wood as well so nuts and bolts stay level with table.
hi MJ thanks for your comment, simple with a bit of practice a few takes and lots of editing. struggle to keep my hands looking at all clean for close-up filming …. cheers Nick
I think I'll be looking out for a similiar perforated sheet as well. Great idea - Thanks for sharing!
thanks Necati, i’ve made a few of these tools now, the sheet comes in a variety of hole sizes, dimensions and patterns. Simple to put together it ends up robust and strong enough to take a bit of a bashing, perfect for life in my workshop … have fun … Nick
Thank you for sharing. Great work. 👏👍👏
That was an amazing job. Nice tool work, beautiful product. Well done!
Thanks Grass Roots, very simple tool to make and especially satisfying to use … N
The ideas just keep coming. Brilliant.
cheers Allan, made a few of these simple tools now … very versatile to experiment with … N
Absolutely amazing. 👏 Thank you so very much for sharing this video.
Thanks for your comment Raven, absolutely love this simple tool so had to share how I made it … all the best … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff thank you for just taking the time out to make such great videos.
Thanks Raven, understanding CZcams and not missing messages is the biggest challenge at the moment … making videos just takes lots time … Nick
Thank you so much for the great tutorial
hi Caitlyn, thanks for your comment , glad you enjoyed it….
I’m planning on making more bending jig pattern videos in the future,
it’s a very versatile tool…. all the best to you… Nick
you are so good!
thanks for that Ima … N
Awww..that's Ace! Well done.
Makes the jewellery so neat n precise..love the rings
hi Cheryl thanks for your comment sorry for the late reply I just found your comment in the held for review file … yes a very lightweight and simple ring to make I suppose it could easily be turned into a heart ring. cheers … Nick
Ingenious!
thanks Jean, Great fun to experiment with … Nick
brilliant! thank you
thanks John, surprising what fun can be had with a bit of scrap metal … Nick
This is awesome!!
thanks Tenebrae, simple but very effective tool, going to use it as part of my next video hopefully… all the best …
Nick
Love the eco wire jig... chance you can make me one😎😂🤔
i’ve had a lot of people ask me the same, I would have to sell a lot of them to make it worth while buying a whole sheet … N
@@Nickscreativestuff ❤️ let's hope you have more requests
Thanks for sharing your videos
Hi Angela, glad you like them … Nick
Thanks Nicks
Bravo! You are very innovative with what you find at your local scrapyard. The finished product is superb and you have given me ideas for making my own wire jig. Thank you and good luck
Thanks for that YM, love visiting the scrapyard although hard to refrain from filling the car full of useful stuff. Surprising how worthwhile the jig turned out to be very versatile … cheers … Nick
Brilliant!
thanks Denny, simple but effective … Nick
Bravo, master! I really liked the idea and the work!
thanks for your comment K,
however i’m a bit more like “Jack of all trades master of none”
Making this simple tool gives me endless variations on a theme to explore.
all the best … Nick
great idea! thanks for the video
thanks krystyna, there are endless design possibilities when playing with this tool … all the best … Nick
Oh my. Brilliant. Just subbed xx
thanks for your sub Natalie, simple tool but very effective … Nick
you are an amazing man
thanks, it’s a fun tool to experiment with. N
Awesome!
thanks for that Pie … N
Very talented!!!amazing!!!!!
thanks Roberto, lots of fun to be had with one of these tools … Nick
Beautiful marksmanship and lovely design ❤️ 😍 thank you for showing us how to make the jig too 👍😍🌹
thanks for that Flor, I love this simple tool … being strong and robust it can take a bit of a bashing. surprising how many design opportunities it can bring … cheers … Nick
Spring washers are supposed to go next to the nut as they prevent the nut turning.
thanks for the comment red fish, I used the spring washers as spacers as they were the perfect thickness to allow the clamping tags to be level with the feet as demonstrated with the steel ruler … NICK
random suggestion from CZcams to watch your vid. Glad I did, now subscribed! love the pegboard but also love the fact I recognise the lathe as being a tyme one as I have a cub myself!
hi Justin thanks for your sub, my next video might be more simple peg board projects with silver. I love my tyme lathe it’s been with me for a long time now, I bought it new 35 years ago when they were still being made. I was working with trees at the time and had access to plenty of nice wood to play with. being more in to metal these days the old lathe still gets plenty of use being a multifunctional and adaptable tool.
all the best to you … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff mine was second hand when I got it but I've had it for nearly 30 years and it's still going strong!
30 years ago, when wood was wood, before this modern acrylic look was in … Nick
Wow breathtaking so bloody nice 👌
thanks for that John, simple things with simple tools can be so effective … Nick
Really nice! Would love to see you make some delicate snowflake designs using this tool. Just discovered and subscribed - love that you made everything with scrap as an inspiration. Great job!
hi you you you, thanks for your comment, funny that … my next video was going to be using this tool and making some flower shapes possibly set with Amber … never know what you’re going to find at a scrapyard, one of my favourite places to explore … thanks for your sub … cheers … Nick
Those are beautiful!! 😍😍
thanks for that Mandi, simple but sweet … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I didn't know what else to say. I don't do that sort of stuff but I love to learn
We all learn from one another. You have helped me discover a new way of making my jewelry. Thank you!
You could put some stones in that ring too! :)
Hi Shaun, that’s very well said, i’ve learnt a lot from the school of WWW.
I love being a maker and have always enjoyed sharing.
i’ve not done a lot of stone setting but using this tool gives me lots of opportunities to explore. Nice idea of putting stones in this ring.
have fun creating … all the best … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I'll be following your channel. :)
thanks for that Shaun.👍😀
Excelente.
thanks Miguel, all a bit of fun … Nick
Incrível ❤
Thanks Daywana … N
nifty idea
thanks for your comment vegemite lover, it’s a very versatile and satisfying tool to use … N
I would love to purchase one of theses
hi Mona, being a hobbyist I’ve never sold anything on the Internet, but I’m sure you could find somebody in your local community to make this for you … all the best … Nick
I so wanna make this Jig (Y)
thanks for that treasure addict, playing with this jig is rather addictive with endless variations to discover … Nick
Love the tutorial! Finding that piece of metal with holes in it was a lucky find! Just curious... do you know what it was once used for? I considered an attempt at making a jig using wooden dowels but sorta gave up because of needing to drill holes. Actually, I didn't give up... I just put it on the back-back-back burner of to-do's until I acquire more tools to work with. LOL! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Tammy, this product called perforated metal sheet. it’s used for panelling and architectural installations. It comes in a variety of thicknesses, hole sizes, hole spacings and patterns. The sheet I used has 4mm hole with 6mm spacings and is 1.5mm thick. Some suppliers on the Internet will provide a cut to size service. Or you could try asking around local metalwork companies if they have any offcuts of this sheet material … Hope this helps … Nick
You can buy this at Home Depot.
nice
thanks Joe … N
You are so talented. I would love to have access to all the tools you have, the possibilities are endless! I bet it's not cheap to keep it up though 😆❤
thanks for that brandy, being a bit of a tool-aholic hoarder all my life, I’ve amassed quite a collection for my playroom … have fun … N
You only need an angle grinder with a metal cutting wheel and a wire cup brush crimped. One drill with metal drill bits. A hand saw for wood. Get the Bosch 5" Angle grinder. Harbor Freight has cheap wire cup brushes for $5.
Turn them into heart shape makes for a better sale.
thanks hefty, I can imagine hearts would sell well … very in … Nick
He did! Check out his Celtic Knot earrings tutorial!
Gostei muito dó seu canal é sou garimpeiro 👍
thanks for that BAC Gold, happy and prosperous hunting … Nick
PS
Your choices in music not bad either
We have much in common so far and will enjoy this new journey on this channel of yours
Got something to ask
As far as a protective coating for a finished project what would you use to prevent tarnishing and or oxidation what products do you recommend to keep a nice shiny finish on copper
Looking forward to your answer
Thank you in advance
Hi David, no sealant lasts forever but some are better than others, A lot of people use a product called Renaissance Wax however a bit expensive for a small pot. Something that lasts a bit better is a type of lacquer for metal comes in a small bottle use with a paintbrush to apply it’s a bit like clear nail varnish. Can look a bit thick and heavy if you’re not careful also available in spray form.
Otherwise beeswax is great I make my own polish that sort of works as a sealant. Hope this helps … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff so true about the forever thing but a bit longer then a few days as we know copper tarnishing is fast I do know of renaissance wax and some one suggested protects clear maybe some thing with out so much fuss I was hopeful for it is still knowledge and I appreciate it
Thank you knick
Well, This Video Earned My Instant Subscribtion.
Nice Work Gold Handed Ser ! :)
thanks for that KrisRaps, have been meaning to do a follow on from this vid, more wire bending projects. cheers for the sub … Nick
There's a guy who does the most amazing wooden carvings (UP Wood Art) and I swear he got the metal for his chisels from his local scrapyard!
hi Sue, yes that is one incredibly talented carver, amazing what useful materials can be found at a scrapyard, sometimes you could save a fortune on what it would cost new if you find what you’re looking for … all the best … Nick
Thanks for sharing. Flattening the curves enlarges the ring, but by how much approximately? And is there a way to stretch the curved rings a little (say 1/2 a size) while still keeping the shape? Or would you have to make a ring with different wire thickness and/or different peg diameters to do that? What size ring does 1mm wire with these pegs make? Enquirering (sp?) want to know. Thanks again..
Hi Chana, sorry I can’t check the sizes of these rings I don’t have them anymore. Being a hobbyist I struggle with the mysterious art of ring sizing. I tend to just make a variety of small medium and large rings, throw them in my stock box then one day sell to somebody who’s tried them on. unfortunately changing the number of loops in this ring will give a dramatic jump in size. it will stretch well on a ring mandrill but eventually lose its curved outside edges. it can be reduced slightly by using a doming block. I made this tool from perforated steel that comes in a variety of hole sizes, spacings and patterns giving endless variation on the theme. The Pins i used are 4mm diameter the ends could be drilled to accommodate a different size pin such as 2 and 3mm giving smaller variations. tight fitting tube allows the pins to be enlarged. I tend to test and practice a lot with copper wire first before committing to silver … hope this makes some sort of sense … Nick
Any suggestions for people who cant cut metal or have access to a scrap yard? The only thing I can think of is maybe scrap wood. Anything easier for someone who doesnt have access to these types of cutting tools?
Hi Amber, this type of tool can be made with wood. I showed one being made in this video … czcams.com/video/g8b13Up9zwU/video.html … Another option is to try and find a friendly local to you hubby engineer who could help make one for you, most backyard makers are happy to help others.
There are a few different varieties of these pegboard wire bending jigs being sold on the market some made from plastic others made from metal … good luck with it … Nick
Great video. How would I describe that metal sheet when I shop for it please?
Hi Steve, you could try searching perforated mild steel sheet. it comes in a variety of thicknesses, hole shapes and dimensions … N
Очень красиво! Я тоже работаю в этой технике только на детской мозаике. Спасибо!
thanks for your comment, must be very rewarding working with the children … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff I used a plastic mosaic toy for children to model the wire. I invite you to my channel to see my work, your opinion is very important to me!
this is so neat, do u sell the things u make like the necklaces?
hi Emily, only to friends and family so far, i’m looking into setting up something on here but it may take a bit of time to get sorted … cheers … Nick
Gorgeous. I wish I had all this Gorgeous tools you have... I already have a lot manual tools. But not much electric tools. So I am jealous when I see someone that has so many tools.
It makes everything so easy... can't you make a jig for me? Don't need all these things to screw it on a bench. The highest gauge I use is 18. (1mm). But most of my jewelry and wirewrapping are wit 20 gauge or 22 gauge. So it doesn't need to be so heavy duty... I am looking everywhere to find something that is decent... can't find it. Or they are in plastic or they are extremely expensive... lol
hi Malika, I do feel very privileged having a double garage as a workshop and the space to have endless tools to my hearts desire. I thought about making this bending tool to sell but have not done much about it yet. The problem being I would have to buy hole sheets of the metal and cut them up. I’m sure if you found a local handy metalworker to you they would be able to make something up for you like this … all the best … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff yes I think you should sell your idea. Guess if you have to make it yourself, it would also get very expensive. Unless you find a lot of scraps z´at your friends place... lol
I should just try sometime … make a limited addition batch and see if I can get them sold … N
@@Nickscreativestuff count me in...
@@annnoyez me too! ❤
Dang! That’s perfect! You making and selling to those who don’t have the tools to make our own? 😊
hi Donna, sorry but I don’t, being a hobbyist i’ve never sold anything on the Internet. Getting my head around CZcams is a hard enough job for now. Maybe one day if I get a chance to do merchandising I could sell a few bits and bobs. But until then I would suggest asking around in your local neighbourhood or community, somebody will know somebody who is a quiet metalworking type who i’m sure would be happy to help.
all the best … Nick
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👍😎👍 … N
Such a simple, yet genius idea. Like one of those, "why the hell didn't I already think of that myself?" moments. 😆
I saw the peg board in the thumbnail, and already knew this was a great idea. Thanks. Subscribed
thanks for your sub redeye, i’ve made a few of these tools now, this steel comes in such a variety of hole dimensions. I would like to make one out of a peace with a straight layout pattern. Great tool to experiment with and incredibly versatile but simple to make … have fun … Nick
fascinating. where is the scrapyard?
Hi A,
This tantalising scrap yard is in St Phillips Bristol … however I try not to visit too often because I end up buying a boot load of scrap that could end up back there one day …. Nick
What did you use to connect the silver wire together at the curve during the heating process? Where do I find the little metal plates? much appreciate
hi cleo, i used what is called silver solder, it comes in different grades that are different in shape and size but usually look like strips of metal.
The strip I used was thin and narrow so when it’s cut up into small pieces it produces these tiny little squares perfect for uniform soldered joints. I buy most of my jewellery supplies from a company called Cooksongold … all the best … Nick
What is the song in the beginning? It's awesome
hi Redeye, The first track in this video is called “Acapulco calling”
I use LumaFusion on an iPad to make my videos and it has a massive database of music to get lost in called “storyblocks” all the best … NICK
I'm just thinking outside the mesh here, but wouldn't a smaller gauge version of this make a nifty wire guide across the whole width of the rollers on your mill? PS Make one for me if it works out!
hi Debbie, great idea thanks for that. perforated steel sheet comes in a huge variety of different hole sizes and dimensions. i’ve slowly collected a selection of sizes over the years to make tools with and the smallest whole size I now have is 4mm. i’m sure it will go down to a lot finer hole but I’ve not come across any yet … cheers … Nick.
My ultra-low tech rolling mill guide idea - a thin metal comb, held in place on the mill by strong magnets.
What ere the hole sizes and pitch of the perforated steel plate please?
Hi Pdoubleyou, this perforated sheet had 4mm holes at 6mm centres … Nick
Might it not have worked better to join the two sides of the ring in the same place as the other links were soldered. Just asking - I don't know diddley about this stuff...
hi Sue, i’ve tried a few different variations of this ring and this one seems to work best when I put the soldered joint on the outside curve.
I suppose everyone would have a different approach to this, a bit of trial and error helps find a technique that works for you … all the best … Nick
Want to buy this ring! Do you have a store online?
hi Linda sorry I don’t, Bing hobbyist I’ve never sold anything on the Internet, just a few bits and bobs to friends and family … Nick
That's a great idea ,could you turn the top,of the pegs down to give you more size variations ?
Hi Joseph, thanks for your comment, thats a good idea to turn the tops down it would give me the choice of endless size variations. Since making this video I have drilled out some of the 4mm pegs, One end with 3mm hole and the other end with 2mm hole allowing for a 2 smaller size variations. i’ve also turned some thick washers that drop over the 4mm pegs to allow for larger sizes. endless fun trying variations on a theme….. all the best… Nick
Ever think about making that jig and selling them?
hi Peter yes definitely, it’s very robust adaptable and could have potentially endless accessories. However not an issue of making, more of a project tasked with marketing and sales … cheers … Nick
A jeweler at work. And how it can be done.
hi Jim thanks for your comment, not sure if I can call myself a jeweller more of a fun hobbyist having a go … cheers … Nick
Is that 0-1 steel?
hi Sue, The perforated steel is just plain mild steel, a bit rusty but cleaned up well … cheers … Nick
Try with 3d printing
thanks Alpha, would love to try 3-D printing however a lot to learn … Nick
Why do people cut open ziplock bags? I see this all the time doing returns at work.
hi Chris, I cut this one open because it wasn’t going to be added to my collection of reusable bags … Nick
did u use a god damn lathe as a bench grinder
hi Redimage, yes I have two lathes one for metal and one for wood.
The wood turner’s late is most versatile, having a swivelling stock head it can be used for all sorts of sanding and polishing jobs … cheers Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff ahhh is see, ive never been around wood lathes so i wasn't aware you could do that, very cool
One of my first tools I ever bought over 35 years ago … still going strong … cheers Nick
🐝💤💥❤💫👍
👍Ausra, … 👁❤️🤡🛠🗜… N
And this, my friends, is the reason why handcrafted jewelllery is so damn expensive. and it's worth every penny.
Thanks for your comment Ema, being a hobbyist I’ve not got to the level of selling much yet. some bits and bobs to friends and family who are happy to pay the price … all the best … Nick
@@Nickscreativestuff hey Nick, as a hobbyist myself in some different fields i have experienced that people tend to undervalue all the hard work and creativity that goes into making those tidbits. the material costs for say a ring like this may be about 20 quids, but you have to have the idea of doing it in the first place. and i bet this was not your first try on this kind of ring. also you do this on your free time when you're not on your job. people tend to not take this into account. so i appreciate you doing what you do. and from one hobbyist to another: may you get hit by a creativium particle at least once a week. ...all the best
thanks Ema very nicely said, calling myself a hobbyist in my man cave gives me the excuse to only really play with ideas that I truly and thoroughly enjoy. Time flys when you’re having fun and I set this channel up to show what I delight in doing without being too serious. I never thought a year later CZcams would be paying me for my vids … cheers for the coherent and thoughtful comment … Nick
2:53 what on earth is wrong with you? That really hurt
Hi Elias, well i’m sorry I really hurt you by cutting open a potentially reusable bag … Nick
Safety first..... And not one pair of gloves....
hi Phillip, i find gloves can be more dangerous with rotating tools, they can easily catch and grab … Nick
Fair enough, I will say that per the application, gloves may be more optimal at times and less at others. Just be careful
Funny to see what content you have in a playlist. My first career in life after 10 years working up a tree was training new lads all the safety implications of using ropes, harnesses and chainsaws as a tree worker.
A lot of responsibility at the time and “safety first” … cheers … Nick