Soldering Q&A for Jewelers скачать в хорошем качестве

Soldering Q&A for Jewelers

This Q&A Zoom video covers more than 20 soldering-related questions, problems, and solutions, and more! We talk about tools, techniques, suppliers and bring you all of the knowledge that the group has to offer! You will learn a ton of new techniques and get a lead on some hot tools as well as solving some of soldering's more difficult challenges. 0.00 Outtakes 3:21Talking about the Smith Little Torch 5.13 How to solder hinges on a locket and tiny hinges for something like a poison ring 10:16 How to solder a row of ½ jump rings 14:38 Controlling the application and fusing of silver dust 23.36 Using a Tripod to heat from behind 26:39 How to make and attach spheres? 33:34 Working with Argentium silver 39:32 The jump ring scenario 41:16 The Smith Torch discussion continues 44:54 How to avoid melting gold bezel settings? 48:03 Fusing thoughts 53:01 What is the best torch set up for beginners? 58:22 What are your favorite solder surfaces? 1:01:52 Forming ingots with tweezers - Andy Cooperman, Jen Surine 01:03:12 Studios, enameling, powder coating 1:04:28 A cool, adjustable ingot mold 1:06:28 Ventilation, dust collection, and safety 1:10:55 Polishing compounds 1:14:05 Bezel setting tools 1:14:51 Setting gold bezels 1:16:54 Hydraulic presses 1:18:21 Introducing a few of our attendees 1:22:22 Refining metal and refiners 1:24:01 The party is almost over Here are links to some of the tools, materials, and suppliers mentioned in the video. I ran out of room to post all the info. We are limited to 5000 characters! See this PDF link for a full list: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/... At PepeTools: Electric Rolling Mills: https://pepetools.com/pages/search-re... Hammer handpieces: https://pepetools.com/pages/search-re... Smith Little Torch: https://pepetools.com/products/basic-... Soldering pick, Stay-Cool Carbide: https://pepetools.com/products/carbid... At Amazon: Annealing pan with pumice: https://amzn.to/2OHuVEj Binding wire/steel wire 19 gauge: https://amzn.to/3v90WG2 Charcoal block, standard size 5.79 x 2.95 x 1.26 inches, hard: 5.79 x 2.95 x 1.26 inches: https://amzn.to/3cn5NLd Diamond polishing compound: https://amzn.to/2OqV4HD Fabulustre polishing compound: https://amzn.to/3veOch3 Felt buffs: https://amzn.to/3tbuJw8 Honeycomb Ceramic Soldering Board: https://amzn.to/3bzYelh Magnesia block: https://amzn.to/2NeJv60 Mallet, plastic: https://amzn.to/3qDrAn4 Rosebud tip for the Little Torch: https://amzn.to/3eu409L Rouge: https://amzn.to/3l7qmPH Tripod, soldering: https://amzn.to/3vgaCyz Tripod thin screen only, soldering: https://amzn.to/3t52hM8 Tripod thick screen only, soldering: https://amzn.to/3qMau6J Turntable/lazy susan/sculpting wheel for soldering on (with charcoal or another type of block on top): https://amzn.to/3l5CHE0 Wubbers Bail-Making Pliers, oval: https://amzn.to/30yXS87 Wubbers Bail-Making Pliers, round: https://amzn.to/38wsZ8D Other Suppliers: Otto Frei (Oakland, CA) Charcoal blocks: standard, round, large, European compressed: https://www.ottofrei.com/European-Cha... Potter USA Hydraulic presses - manual and electric: https://www.potterusa.com/hydraulic-p... Rio Grande (links are too long to post) Hydraulic presses - Bonny Doon Luxi Polishing Compound Zam polishing compound Books at PepeTools: Hinges & Hing-Based Catches by Charles Lewton-Brain: https://pepetools.com/products/hinges... Professional Jewelry Making by Alan Revere: https://pepetools.com/products/profes... Books at Amazon: Soldering DeMystified by Jeanette K. Caines: https://amzn.to/3ev565a www.NancyLTHamilton.com Pinterest:   / nancylthamilton   Facebook:   / nancylthamiltonjewelry   Instagram: @nancy.lt.hamilton Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed this video, please consider "liking" and of course, subscribing. Don't forget to allow notifications or you'll never know when the next video will be out! This page may have an affiliate link or two (or 20! ha!). You might be wondering why in the world you should bother making a purchase through my affiliate links? To me, affiliate links are a way for the seller, of a product, to say thank you to the person (me) who tries their product, likes it, and tells others about it. This, I feel, is only fair. Your information, what you buy, and any personal or public information is never shared with me. All you are doing is getting a great product and helping a starving (yet, still fluffy) artist continue to provide this free service! From the bottom of my heart, thank you!