You DON'T NEED a Jeweler's Workbench to Make Jewelry
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2024
- I wanted to show that you don't have to have a jeweler work bench to make jewelry. I will show you two options that you can modify and make them modular so you can mount your tools to it and remove the quick and easy.
Use code "MEOW" on any order from PepeTools.com that is over $100 and you will save $30!
Here is a list all the stuff I show in the video:
40 Threaded Wood Inserts - amzn.to/2ExgRJ0
24 Mounting Screws - amzn.to/3hFtFLG
Hex Key Allen Wrench Set - amzn.to/3gKJPSy
Rolling Work Table / Bench - bit.ly/RollingWorkTable
Harbor Freight Work Bench - bit.ly/HarborFreightWorkBench
Pepetools Disc Cutter Center Die Holder v2 - bit.ly/DiscCutterCenterHolder
Pepetools Ring Bender Delrin Bit Holder - bit.ly/RingBenderDelrinBitHolder
Extra-Wide LED Lamp with USB Port - bit.ly/BenchLampLED
Flex Shaft Motor Hanger - amzn.to/3jrmYNx
Foredom Classic Jewelers Flex Shaft Kit - bit.ly/K2230
Jump Ring Maker - bit.ly/JumpRingMaker
Combo Rolling Mills - bit.ly/ComboMills
4" Guillotine Shear - bit.ly/4inGuillotine
30 Punch Dapping Set - bit.ly/DappingSet
Saw Blade Holder - bit.ly/SawBladeHolder3D
NANO Jeweler's Saw Blades - bit.ly/NANOSawBlades
Ring Stretcher - bit.ly/RingStretcher
6" Engraving Block - bit.ly/6inEngravingBlock
Superior Ring Bending Tool - bit.ly/PepeRingBender
Premium Disc Cutting Kit - bit.ly/CircleDiscCutter
Oval Disc Cutter - bit.ly/OvalDiscCutter
2lb Brass-Head Mallet - bit.ly/2lbBrassMallet
Smith Little Torch - amzn.to/2GavyCa
Smith Equipment Mag Stand - amzn.to/3baY6qy
BENCH ANVIL PIN CLAMP - amzn.to/3gEzuHW
Bench Anvil Combo Kit - amzn.to/3b9lpRp
If you are looking for more tools and materials that I use, well you're in luck! I made a page on my website just for that and I'm updating all the time so bookmark it to stay up to date:
GomeowCreations.com/tools-and...
GomeowCreations.com/partners-...
If you buy any of the tools or materials from my list I will make a small commission at no extra charge to you and it helps support the channel
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1. Like, comment and share my videos
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5. Just watching my videos helps out too and I'm happy to see that I have been able to help some may people get into jewelry making.
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Here is a list all the stuff I show in the video:
Use code "MEOW" on any order from PepeTools.com that is over $100 and you will save $30!
40 Threaded Wood Inserts - amzn.to/2ExgRJ0
24 Mounting Screws - amzn.to/3hFtFLG
Hex Key Allen Wrench Set - amzn.to/3gKJPSy
Rolling Work Table / Bench - bit.ly/RollingWorkTable
Harbor Freight Work Bench - bit.ly/HarborFreightWorkBench
Pepetools Disc Cutter Center Die Holder v2 - bit.ly/DiscCutterCenterHolder
Pepetools Ring Bender Delrin Bit Holder - bit.ly/RingBenderDelrinBitHolder
Extra-Wide LED Lamp with USB Port - bit.ly/BenchLampLED
Flex Shaft Motor Hanger - amzn.to/3jrmYNx
Foredom Classic Jewelers Flex Shaft Kit - bit.ly/K2230
Jump Ring Maker - bit.ly/JumpRingMaker
Combo Rolling Mills - bit.ly/ComboMills
4" Guillotine Shear - bit.ly/4inGuillotine
30 Punch Dapping Set - bit.ly/DappingSet
Saw Blade Holder - bit.ly/SawBladeHolder3D
NANO Jeweler's Saw Blades - bit.ly/NANOSawBlades
Ring Stretcher - bit.ly/RingStretcher
6" Engraving Block - bit.ly/6inEngravingBlock
Superior Ring Bending Tool - bit.ly/PepeRingBender
Premium Disc Cutting Kit - bit.ly/CircleDiscCutter
Oval Disc Cutter - bit.ly/OvalDiscCutter
2lb Brass-Head Mallet - bit.ly/2lbBrassMallet
Smith Little Torch - amzn.to/2GavyCa
Smith Equipment Mag Stand - amzn.to/3baY6qy
BENCH ANVIL PIN CLAMP - amzn.to/3gEzuHW
Bench Anvil Combo Kit - amzn.to/3b9lpRp
If you are looking for more tools and materials that I use, well you're in luck! I made a page on my website just for that and I'm updating all the time so bookmark it to stay up to date:
GomeowCreations.com/tools-and-materials
GomeowCreations.com/partners-discount-codes
*If you buy any of the tools or materials from my list I will make a small commission at no extra charge to you and it helps support the channel*
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you would like to directly support the channel you can do so in a few different ways.
1. Like, comment and share my videos
2. You can make a one time donation via Paypal of any amount www.paypal.me/gomeowcreations
3. You can sign up a monthly donation via my patreon for as little as $1 per month www.patreon.com/GomeowCreations
4. You can sign up a monthly donation via my Subscribestar for as little as $1 per month www.subscribestar.com/gomeowcreations
5. Just watching my videos helps out too and I'm happy to see that I have been able to help some may people get into jewelry making.
I have an old sunbeam gas grill roller stand, that use to have a propane grill attached. It works great!
Has a bottom shelf and my brother made a shelf in the center in back for additional shelf space.
It's close to the wall and out of the way when not needed. It's portable because it has two wheels. I modified a writing desk. Again my brother installed dowel pins into the desk top in front to widen it a foot. Then made an arch cut in the middle section like traditional jewelers bench. He took the pull handle off the drawer and installed one of those BRS braces that have different attachment. He attached a stand on the bench for my flex shaft an accessory shelf in the back of the bench. Made slots for arm rest right and left and holes for my Mandela. Enclosed the bottom on sides and back underneath and built drawers and a shavings catcher for all my fine metal shavings. Installed top railings. He even made a soldering station out of the drawer, so cool. He used his tile cutter on some ceramic tiles to line the drawer sides and bottom of drawer. He used refractory cement to join the titles together.
I have to removed the drawer to solder or the rest top would burn from underneath.
I never imagined this writing desk could be customized into a jewelers desk.
I love it. It's all made of cherry wood and it's gorgeous.
He works cheap to. He makes things for me and I make things for him. He loves my pies lol
Wow this video is so cool, I have a lot of the same set up as you do, same bench, the reversible ingot mold, dapping etc. These videos are very informative, thanks bro! :) 👍🏻
Your tips and review videos really help! Thanks!
Good idea. You gave me a great idea for my second table. I been thinking of raising the table a few inches and i can just put lockable caster wheels on it to move it around my work area. It would make more room working and just move it back when finished. Thanks for the tip.❤
I found a small desk with drawers from a thrift store and it works perfect! less than $20
That's awesome and what I kind wanted to show with this video that you can use whatever you can find and make it work 😁👍
Cool! 😎 That's the way to do it! 👍 Just before Covid-19, I found a thrift store with all kinds of furniture (cabinets, desks, tables, etc.) for really cheap and most were very heavy solid pieces.
Fabulous information! Thank you
Thank you 😊👍
Very impressed love organized work space
Thanks 😁👍
This was GREAT!!! I currently work on a corner computer desk and believe me its not working anymore 😂 I have been saving up for an actual jeweler's bench but this just opened up more ideas and opportunities 😁 Appreciate the time you put into all your videos!
No problem and that really was the point to think about how you could make a setup work and give new ideas 😁👍
@@GomeowCreations You did it!! Being that I literally live in my workspace (tiny living cottage thats 12x24' I have to keep space in mind. I have a corner for my workspace then a rocker recliner and a queen size bed doesnt leave a whole lot of space 😂😂
Thanks for showing us, what about height considerations when choosing your work bench?
You've got a sweet selection of tools, great exchange for doing demos!👍 I'm hoping to get a rolling mill and a GRS block since I apprenticed using both a lot. I saw a rolling mill for $358. with interchangeable rollers, gear ratio 3:1 from Jewelry supply. If you can recommend one for a small space that's good quality I'd really appreciate your feedback.
Cheers and great work
Thank you
I bought an 8' section of kitchen counter top at home depot (discounted for damaged corner)
Thanks 🙏🏻
No problem 😊
Anyone buying a smiths little torch, I suggest for your safety; to not buy the smiths torch off of Amazon. Ive done extensive research and have found that every smiths torch on amazon is a knockoff, return or a factory second, ive actually talked to an amazon representative about how this works. Basically every single thing sold on amazon by someone who doesn't make their items is a knock off, return or factory second. Its a bit ridiculous once you find it out.
That is a good point. I got mine years ago from a random eBay seller but that being said it could have been the same thing. I have had no problems with it but that's not to say they will be the case with everyone.
Do you have a link to a good place to get them that can be trusted?
@@GomeowCreations I bought mine from rio grande. They have a tech team that will walk you through set up and answer any questions regarding the torch, regulators and tanks.
@@GomeowCreations ive also heard rumors that the smith company will replace any knockoff smiths torch with a real one at no cost, just a rumor I have heard.
That's interesting to know. I shop Amazon for some things and I assumed many items sold are knock-offs but I've been lucky so far. I bought a small butane torch (I'm just beginning to learn so that's all I need for now) that someone gave a bad review on and said it was a fake of some other brand but for the price I couldn't beat it and it's worked without any problems at all. If I ever get serious enough about making jewelry that I need a bigger and better torch, I'd definitely want to know I'm getting something that's not a fake so thanks for the heads-up! 🙂
@@tammygurl64 like you said amazon is a hit or miss, you may get a legit brand new item. But its at a discount for a reason, alot is factory seconds. Smiths little torch actually had a big deal with knock offs awhile back. You know the yt channels of people unboxing return crates? Their the sellers on amazon, some of their amazon shop names are hilarious. I bought my blazer off of Amazon. Just make sure the seller is the company that makes the item. Ive noticed amazon will allow sellers to use simular names, so be careful.
Are you able to use the torch with only one gas as well as two gasses? How does the bench fair when you need to hammer something? Is it sturdy or does it bounce around?
I'm curious to know how you capture metal sweeps and filings without a tray. I've been using a hefty woodworkers bench for several years, but I have yet to figure out a good way to catch my silver sweeps.
I don't catch em. They fall on the floor. Where they get swept up and put in the refine bucket. Hence the term "sweeps".
@GOMEOWCREATIONS IS THERE ANY CHANCE YOU COULD DO A VIDEO ON YOUR VENTILATION SYSTEM?
Only if you stop yelling haha
@@GomeowCreations LOL I was trying to get your attention. Thanks Buddy
Made mine from melamine board 8 years ago, works great, holds vice, grinder polisher, Durlston bangle former, rolling mill , Dremel drill & stand. All for a Few £s and time. Why waste money on a 'jewellers' bench, price a rip off.
I had a question about pickling solution. I understand the area needs to be well ventilated, but I was wondering. Does well ventilated mean, a fan needs to constantly be blowing the Sparex area outside or its ok as long as the lid is on? Would I need a mask on the entire time when working in the area of the pickle pot? My pickle pot will be just a couple feet away by a window.
Hmm nice bench light you have there from Pepe, how much does it cost cause its sold out on their website.
Thank and if I remember right it was $200. I actually really like it. 😁
Given what you have spent on professional equipment, why not just but a jewelers workbench?
I have spent a lot on my set-up but a lot of it has been supplied to me in exchange for videos about the tools.
I do try to relate to people that don't have the money to get a a jeweler's bench and wanted to show other options.
I have a question: Do you have any special software to design your creations?? or just you make it at the moment?? Grretings from Peru :)!!
What do you mean?
@@GomeowCreations about the design of the items.
Some things I make on the computer but it's just in a drawing program. I also just free hand stuff
@@GomeowCreations thank you for that clarification. This videos are so informative and relaxing at the same time. Excellent and impresive work ! :)
color coding would help when deciding what tool u r gonna use
how high do you recommend making the desk
Really whatever is comfortable for you, I have an adjustable stool so I can moving it all around.
No catch tray?
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But I want one anyways. I'm spoiled. 🤣🤣🤣
Not meaning to creep but, I pulled enough wood out of a construction dumpster to make 2 benches free.
That is awesome, I have non of the tools to work with wood and I know most people don't so that is why I suggested these to setups as options 😅👍
@@GomeowCreations I find that my prior woodworking skills and tools greatly help me being a silversmith.
TheMayflowerPilgrim - I use an old wardrobe door fixed to the top of my daughter's old dressing table. Works fine as a bench and if the top gets damaged I've still got the other door 😀
Your hands flying all over the screen is annoying and distracting. Whatever you read up on about hands moving and heads moving - toss it out the window. Keep those hands by your side or moving naturally. They are photobombing the video.
Great video, thanks for no music! Thank you for showing us all the tools you have, lamp, set up. This is so valuable for a novice like me. In terms of desk, I would use IKEA solid wood table or kitchen cart/table and adapt it to my needs. Pretty easy to add a pegboard and frame on top of a table, then add sets of IKEA metal drawers under it, and put the whole thing on heavy duty casters from Harbor Freight. The table has to be solid wood, and stable to take hammering and heavy stuff. Although if you hammer on any table, it sounds like a drum because it IS a box drum. I think adding Mass Loaded Vinyl or Noico or a silicone pad under the metal block will deaden hammering and absorb the vibrations well. Maybe add that under the Table top and legs as well, although it is heavy material. We don't really have a good system for a sound proof hammering table although like yours it must have a heavy wood block top.
Harbor Freight sells $2 magnetic strips for your pliers and hammers. Look into IKEA BEKVAM $4 spice racks that hold findings in RAJTAN jars at $1 each. I love this spice rack system, and mounted it on a BEKVAM kitchen cart $89, rows of them on all 4 sides. Some hold magnetized tool racks, some hold spice jars. The spice racks fit nicely on the open sides of legs. I have one for my kitchen as well for spices and kitchen tools. The FORHOJA cart $149 also works well. Subscribed. Very relevant information!
What I see ( 40years a jeweler ) is a guy with all his 'hammering bench' equipment on a small bench . I see no 'jewelers bench' . I started out with a bench peg clamped to a table however as soon as possible and it is possible you should make or buy a jewelers bench with the cut out , a tray or attached apron to collect filings . It is essential to me . There are people sitting on a dirt floor today making jewelry professionally . It depends how serious you are . Having the cut away bench at the right highth so you can rest your elbows and the peg where most happens is at a good level for working , seeing and not back breaking . Keep the clutter somewhere handy but not around the top of the bench and not in your filing pan . Good luck . Best case is an apprenticeship but that varies greatly from place to place . Not so great in Canada , as compared to Britain and Europe . They have it figured out and produce some amazingly talented jewelers . Otherwise get a job in the trade . Move to a new job if you are stuck soldering broken chains . You can get a second class training that way if apprenticeship schools don't exist . Good luck