Stonesetting: Flush Setting 3 Ways - Part 3
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2022
- In Part 3 of this series on Flush Setting, I go over setting with a ball bur and the hart bur. I also show you how to make a punch for the hart bur setting and how to fix an off-center hole (a bonus treat!). Have fun!
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IMPORTANT:
SEE PART 1 FIRST! The first video covers all the basics and things to know before setting: what type and size of stone to use, metal thickness requirements, methods for creating thicker metal without adding too much weight, layout, how to divot, making a burnisher - lots of information that you need to know! • Stonesetting: Flush S...
THEN, WATCH PART 2! Part 2 covers the necessary steps to successfully flush set. Very important is the section on burnishing the setting. The video also specifically addresses such technical issues as using the setting bur, bur order, drilling, stone placement, and a lot more - you should definitely watch part 2! • Stonesetting: Flush S...
For a complete list of tools and materials used in this video, please see the video description presented, in detail, in Part 1 - • Stonesetting: Flush S...
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FAST LINKS TO CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO
00:32 The ball bur
03:53 The hart bur
08:46 Make a punch
10:00 One additional hart bur technique
11:46 A bonus - fixing an off-center hole
12:28 Goodbye - Jak na to + styl
Thank you so much for taking time out your day to do this the information I learned here today answered so many questions I have had
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Thank you for a great set of videos. Do you know how good you are? Ignoring the intro. I love the price too, it's perfect.
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Thanks for another great video. I have been wanting to learn this for a while but didn't get on it until someone brought me a vintage ruby & diamond ring, they want the stones in a contemporary bangle. Scary. I did my first flush setting the other day (I'll be practicing a lot with topaz & other stones before I tackle the rubies), and it went surprisingly well - I just wanted to say I find it's really helpful to watch the video again after doing it, it seems to add another layer of knowledge. Thanks again.
You can also practice with cz stones. Super cheap
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Hello Mrs. Nancy, this helps me so much... I am trying to make some simple silver pendant with Czech garnets... and I had no idea how... SUB
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Newbie question: bought a set of hart burs and they're all 2%-3% under the rated sizes. (ex: 025 = 2.43mm) What tolerance should be required in burs?
I do have a question - do you think it's okay to do it in fine silver if it's for studs or a pendant, things that won't get much wear on them?
Dear Nancy,
I really, really need some help. I have watched all of your tutorials along with every one on CZcams about flush setting. I CAN NOT get my stones to stay in their setting. I have tried everything. I made special burnishers, etc. I have spent 2 days on this and really feel like giving up. Can you please help me?
I am attempting to set CZ stones in Brass.
I can try Stormy. Are your stones set deep enough? Are you wiggling when you drill, creating too-wide openings? Are you pushing down, onto the stone with the burnisher? You have to push hard and at the correct angle. Softer metal like fine silver, will make it easier to push the metal over. You might want to anneal before setting. The biggest problem for my in-class students was not pushing the burnisher down onto the stone or they weren't pushing hard enough. Are you feeling that little rim, with your burnisher? If not, then your stone may not be deep enough. It should be just enough of a rim to keep the burnisher from slipping. Right now, that's all I can think of. Without watching you set, it's hard to tell what's happening that shouldn't be. Helps this helps a little!
@@NancyHamiltonJewelry Hi Nancy,
I have tried setting the stones at different depths, still no help. I could be wiggling the drill, I don’t have the best setup. I am pushing down on the stone, so hard actually that I chipped one of the CZ stones and cut my hand open on the metal edge when my hand slipped. I’m not sure I understand fully about the little rim and the right angle. I tried using aluminum instead of brass and managed to sort of get one set, but I cheated and used a screwdriver to push metal over the top. I will try to record a video of my attempts and post it to my channel. I will let you know when I do so
Thank you so much for your help
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