How To Cut Curved Lines With A Piercing Saw - Making Your Piercing More Accurate
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2017
- We have seen Andrew cut a lovely straight line, now its time to accurately pierce a curved line.
This 20 minutes film shows Andrew giving over 30 years worth of experience with plenty of hints and tips that are not written or often talked about.
After watching this film you will be fillled with a wealth of experience to make your piercing a more pleasurable and accurate experience.
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Andrew shows you many hints and tips that he has gained from his experience as a professional goldsmith.
Andrew Berry, a professional jeweller for 30 years, is the training director of www.AtTheBench.com, an award winning on line jewellery training website.
Thank you so much for posting this video!! It has helped me so much! I got a stool that was lower, flipped my bench pin so it would be flat instead of sloped, kept my saw blade at a 90 degree angle, and BAM! I actually sawed something beautiful!!! Please keep the tutorials coming!!
This is the best learning channel :-) Love your way of making it completely understandable why/why not to do things a certain way. It does inspire to make something myself with enough confidence to believe even a first attempt on a simple piece might come out acceptable to amatures.
Andrew , no exaggeration, every single time I watch you , I learned something. Thanks 👍
I struggled today with curves. Glad I found this video. Tomorrow I will flip my bench pin. Also I need to use my whole blade while cutting. Great job teaching! Thank you
Instead of "waxing" the top of the piece you are cutting, since the shavings will stick to it, wax the underside of the metal. You'll still lubricate and be able to see your lines.
Good tip but I feel that the shavings/lemel would get stuck to the underside and scratch the metal
I just love your videos and always recommend them to anyone who really wants to learn jewelry making.
Great video, Andrew. Thanks for all the tips! Love your videos.
I absolutely LOVE your videos and learn so much..! Thanks for being the best jewelry teacher on CZcams.. 👍💞
You never fail to make me laugh while teaching me so much I throughly enjoy your channel/tutorials. :D Thank you for all your time, effort and expertise.
Thankyou so much for all your teaching. This one was something I had never been told before in jewellery classes so it was very useful.
This is a long video but every tip he gives is golden! Seeing him encounter a problem--even a broken blade and the need to fit the new blade into the middle of the project--and solve it was great.
Yep,u have the best videos on CZcams,you have taught me all that I know about soldering, just a beginner.. thanks
Thank you, Andrew! I can't wait for tomorrow to try out all your tips. I've shied away from curves because it seemed so hard. I really liked that your blade broke once. It's great seeing a teacher run into a problem and then show how to correct and explain why it happened. When the instructor does everything perfectly, I am discouraged because I know it will not go that smoothly for me. Now i know blades break even when a expert is sawing. I will curse less the next time i break a blade. Your calm demeanor has taught me to stress less
Great tutorial on something so obvious like sawing, many thanks
Andrew, I am so grateful for your entertaining and informative videos. You are so straightforward and easy to listen to-no silly stuff! Just the right stuff.❤❤❤❤❤
What a wonderful instruction on scroll type cutting for a beginner like my self. I've got every single piece of equipment I need for smithing but I'm going through every video and some a few times before I even start. I've been cutting opal for years and tired of sending my stones out to be set. This is a natural progression
Thanks for sharing this with us. Outstanding.
You are simply an amazing teacher. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. It has helped me so much!
Thank you Andrew for your detailed teaching, I learned a lot from you … tips that were not learned from our jewelry classes 😀
very nice!!....thank you for sharing these tips.
Andrew thanks you for making another clear and informative video. Keep up the good work 👍🏿
WOW ! Impressed with that cut. Plan do do that practice. Have to stand though, work at a lab, not my place.
Best Teacher ever. Learning in an underdeveloped country, a lot of the techniques I know are outdated. But listening to you gives me a different perspective on the knowledge given to me by my mentor.
Hi Andrew. Thank you very much for this video it's helpful with the good tips and I learned how to use the piercing saw.
You are so clear and concise. Thank you so much for your time and knowledge. Also it's great to see some tips in the comments. I love to learn but I am a visual learner and my left brain is super slow..
Totally loving your vids - thanks for sharing
You are a great teacher!
... you said (in your previous video) to never throw away the snapped blades: what are they still good for, I wonder?
Thank you for all the things I learn from you, such a great teacher you are, Sir
Brilliant just what I needed. Thank you
Great tips sir, thank you Andrew
Thanks for the tips.
Andrew this was invaluable thank you so so much 🤗
Cool thanks for the useful tips! :) The burn.
Thanks Andrew, makes a difference.
best teacher!
So helpful, thank you!
Great tips, thanks Andrew. You mention keeping broken blades. Do you have a tip for using them ?
please can you do a video on creating bezels for a cabochon with an open back..
WOW! That was impressive!
thank you andrew a master class .
Thank you Andrew
Very usefull video again...thank you very much. Every time I see you sawing..I wonder how can you saw so quickly.... ? what kind of sawblades you have in the saw. I have the same concept saw but it takes always a long time to saw something...I live in France abd buy often my stuf in Holland. Thank you for your answer..
Great tutorial 😊thank you
great video very informative, How many years of practice to be that quick and that accurate?
Can you please do a video of all the tools you need to start making jewelry at least for piercings?
Btw love your videos
@andrewberry I know this is 5yrs ago, but man these are great videos. So helpful. You make it look easy, but also show how to work through issues.
I'm not sure how you get thumbs down on these videos the great advice from obviously a very experienced metal Smith and bio leaven people who did that obviously have no clue why you do the things the way you do
You’re my hero.
Perfect thank you
Thank you for this Tutorial super
Andrew, when you say the "teeth will cut in a downward stroke ..'in theory'," does that mean it doesn't always? I find it drags a neutral (doing nothing) on the way up and cuts on the way down- always. When you say, "in theory", does that mean it is not consistent? Or is that an expression? Thans so much for all your amazingly generous and spot on videos!
Great lots of tips for my memory bank. Cheers. Can I ask why do u turn your bench hook back around at an angle, after u finished cutting flat pieces Andrew? Sorry it's prob a basic answer but I'm just starting out trying To learn myself to work with some metals like copper and silver and also coins. I started making wood rings but I want to broaden my horizons so to speak. Love your channel, it's so helpful to me and many others.. Merry Christmas from Ireland, do I hint a Welsh accent there? Or somewhere close?
Love you andrew you are a great personality. Nice
I really, really enjoy your teachings. I wish you would position your camera showing from above of the work so that we can "see" everything you are doing and not just listen to your explanation and then see the final project. Thanks soo much.
What do you think of spiral blades? Thank you Andrew.
Thank you sir.
Thanks Andrew :-)
Thank you
Hello! Very interesting video! Can you please tell me if there is any e shop where I can find the aluminium blade that you said it is your favorite?
Thank you in advance!
Thanks Again
Wao beutyfull thank u for this video.
So if you add another sheet of metal to make two shapes of the same size, would you use the same size saw or would you change it for the doubled metal thickness?
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge I have learned so many great tips. In you last video regarding sawing straight lines you mentioned if you saw blade breaks keep them never through them away. What can I do with the broken blade so I'm not being wasteful. Thanks again.
Christie Minalga I should have added that you keep them if you are using precious metals and add them to your sweeps bag. Check out one of my previous videos on Reclamation
Thank you, just watched that video very helpful.
I understand the need to cut on the waste side but do you have a video explaining exactly how you file down the metal to the sketch line? What I'm interested in is what brand and type of file you use for fine work? My files get clogged continually when filing soft metal- brass, silver etc. so perhaps I'm using the wrong type of file. Any help you may offer will be appreciated.
I use 3/0 blades but If I use the glueing metal together method for say making earrings do I need a different blade as I would be making my metal temporarily twice as thick
Andrew Berry,
Wouldn't an electric jig saw with a fine blade be good for curved or odd lines?
Did you roll you pattern? It looks much easier than paper and tape or glue. Love your piercing, btw, & your videos!
I think he scribed it.
oops just read description !!! -around 30years then!
Andrew, I read on one of those jewelry blogs that annealing your metal would make it easier to saw. Does annealing the metal make it any easier for a beginning to learn how to saw or is there no reason to do this? Thanks for all your great videos.
Hi, I would have thought it would make no difference as annealing only affects how the metal bends and moves and has nothing to do with sawing. First thing I have heard about it.
My Tutor also said the metal is easier to pierce when annealed
Annealed metal is easier to saw, try it and you will see for yourself.
even the best can screw up sometimes and you blamed yourself not the tools, very nice to see great stuff, like the videos very informative very helpful, how is the engraving going ?
albert partridge Thanks Albert. Engraving? Very slowly at the moment. Not getting much practice in at all.
when you 'drew' the shape on the sheet metal I suspect you used a scribe not a pen is that right?
Yes, I used a scribe as the line is a lot finer but don't mark the meal too deep.
Mad people are the most creative
What kind of pen did
you use on the metal?
I think that was a scribe.
Where did you buy your piercing saw?
I bought it many years ago but you can follow the links below and buy the same one
That would have taken me 2 hours to cut 🤣
What if I don't have a peg...🤷🏻♂️
I love all of tips - it is obvious you know your stuff - but maybe less chatter HAHAHA j/k
Hey! Where'd you get that saw frame? Damn! Regarding your seat, buy a cheap wooden stool and adjust the legs with a saw. Haha. Hahaha. Adjust the legs with a saw. Haha. Ha. Not funny, eh? No. Sorry.
Wow! You only broke one blade! Intentional? 😜