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Wow, simply wow! That is beautiful! So much work and skill … you should make watching this video required in order to purchase this bracelet!

It looks more complicated than it is.

I do 😏

Yeah but without the thousands of dollars of tools its a nightmare trust me

@@E66878 It can be done without thousands of dollars in tools. You'll still be putting a few hundred in, but it can be done. You can source the wire from a jewelry supply store rather than make it yourself. You'll also notice he used a hobby torch to solder the rings. A slightly bigger map gas or propane torch from the hardware store will run you about 40 dollars and will work just fine for this and annealing the silver as it work hardens. As for cleaning, a thrift store slow cooker or electric hot plate and a ceramic dish can be used for pickling. For drawing the rings and reducing size/compacting the chain, you can buy a couple off-cuts of a good hardwood at your local lowes/home depot/whichever is the local store in question, glue them together and drill a series of graduated holes in the resulting block to form a draw plate, then use a pair of pliers to pull it through. While expensive tools sometimes make things easier, simple and cheap do the job just as well at a fraction of the cost. Where I got this information: nineteen years of working with wire making chainmail as a hobby, twelve of metal smithing and jewelry making as a hobby, and six of leatherworking. When possible, I make the tools I need to do the job, and when I can't I go with what works, not what is shiny and expensive as a rule. Most expensive tool I've bought for my hobbies is a toss-up between a relatively cheap home depot drill press and a flexshaft. I hope this helps you out if you have an interest in this as a hobby 😁

And that's why I charge so much for my jewelry

I was wondering that too

I've tried many different wordings on Google but all I can find are rolling Mills and drawplates 😫, I also really want to know what that thing is called

a good choice)

Hermosa

Not that much less expensive from what Dynamis are charging!

Made in pulsera

Not for their prices!

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Thank you for the detail, I will have a go with copper. Fantastic work.

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Согласен с тобой! Вот бывает смотришь, просто цепочка даже простая. А сколько трудов в нее вложено иной раз и не задумываются люди.

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Prefect work!

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Thanks for watching

I was just thinking while watching the end result that I'd love to see this in a thinner version, too!

can you text me the wire's size ?

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@@DynamiSJewelry You're welcome

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If it did, then you wouldn't have hairs to rip out from your wrist, making it a self-correcting problem. I don't think it would really catch them frequently though, unless you have gorilla-levels of hair on your arms.

I really doubt it, this man is an expert skill level for making chains, Iv followed him for years so I'm sure he is aware or such issues and as jewelers we try not to let ring claws catch on clothes by having no gaps between the claws and a set stone, it's the same with this the wire looks very nice and tight that won't allow your hair to get caught😉... Not unless u are like king Kong hairy then u may have problems ! Haha just joking. I highly recommend this man's chains, he is next level and and very inspiring, I'm glad this is a lesson bccoz it's certainly one I'd like to try myself✌🏼

Awesome comment. Women love that, especially people like me, who thinks there part gorilla. 🙄

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did you manage to make such a chain?

@@AkopianDIY not tried it

@@TheJewelleryWorkshop i got you))

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@@DynamiSJewelry Most welcome. Quick question, what was the AR of your jump rings? Thanks again

Хех, русские отовсюду))

@@user-tx5qe4sf8s русские везде))

@serhiy hubko У меня тоже кругом одни русские. Живу в России)))

Да согласен.

What is the name of this bracelet pattern. I can’t find it on the website to order it. Tks for your assistance.

Thank you

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I, also, would like to know what that is, and where to get one! (Please 😥)

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Thank you very much!

Yea, I was searching comment for an answer to this too :(

Did anyone find it? I want a tool like this

1.3mm

Sizing Thanks for watching!

bartering at a market can help you get a better price. This you wouldn’t find at a market, more like a jewelry store

Bartering to me gives me the sense of the buyer Whether serious at getting a good price or someone wanting it cheap and knows nothing about jewellery You can tell but only if they barter Same as you can tell when people buy without bartering Some care others another it’s someone’s presents out the way