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If you want to carve detail on the surface you’ll need to use a blue carving wax. But if you just want a simple ear cuff, you could use a wax wire. 😀

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Un extremo del tubo descansa cerca del área donde ocurre la combustión. Su otro extremo está conectado al cartón del ventilador. A medida que el ventilador gira, aleja los malos humos de su trabajo y los envía afuera. I used Google translate.

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It sounds like your results were bad because you didn’t use clean pickle. Make a fresh batch of sodium bisulfate pickle solution and try again. 😀

This process will give silver a white surface. But it only lasts a short time. Polishing and even normal wear will change it to a silver color. 😀

Annealing the wire makes it dead soft. Half hard wire is generally used directly from a supplier to create wire wrapped pieces. 😀

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You can use bees wax or any type of lubricant that you use on your saw blades to lubricate your drill bits. If you use the technique demonstrated in this video, of drilling a "pilot hole" first, you may not need to secure the objet that you're drilling in a vice. The drill bits used in the video are high speed bits from a jewelry supply company. You'll get better at drilling with practice. Good luck! 🍀 😀

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@@OnlineJewelryAcademy Yes, thank you so much... I just ordered the Cement Glue again... I purchased some in 2022, but have no clue where to find it... 🤣

You can get it from most jewelry supply companies. I’m sure that if you look up the product online you’ll find plenty of resources. 😀

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The gold on your piece will not be affected by this process. To protect your pearl coat it with petroleum jelly. You can wash it off when your finished. 😀

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No, only in the seams. 😀

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You essentially answered your own questions. If the pickle is irritating your lungs, don’t heat it and only use it in a well ventilated area. If your piece is melting while you’re soldering, you’re probably using too much heat. Clean the piece thoroughly and try again with less heat. Soldering can be very tricky as you know. Not oxidizing the solder in heat is a good idea. Sorry to hear that you’re dealing with a major health issue.

@@OnlineJewelryAcademy Thank you kind Sir. It's so nice of you to reply so quickly. Another question please. Is holding the piece with Alligator clips causing a hot spot? The piece melted where it was held by the clip. Dumb question probably John. Sorry. I just seem to be having some trouble with this cone. Is a 1 inch joint too long? Also did you say your birds nest is made of Bailing wire? Thank you so much and many blessings.

@@kevinkline6835 Yes, the birds nest is made from baling wire. Without seeing the setup, I’m not sure where the problem lies. Steel holding devices generally draw heat away from the object. Be sure to keep your flame moving. 😉

@@OnlineJewelryAcademy That's what I thought about the clip Sir. I think I had this same failure way back when. LOL Thank you once again.

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@@OnlineJewelryAcademy You're a excellent teacher. Also reading the comments you answer so many of my same questions. Worked jewelry metal for a few yrs about 25 yrs ago and needed refreshed. Thank you.

I’ve never used Reusche enamels. My guess is that they are not formulated to bond with metal. But I could be wrong. You could contact the manufacturer for advice. Or, you could do some experimenting. Penny Bright is slightly abrasive unlike Wright’s Copper, Brass Cream. So you might look for a more aggressive cleaner. 😀

Yes, you can put multiple pieces in the Tumblr at one time. Two hours is about the longest you want to leave a piece in the tumbler. It takes two hours on average to produce a good result. 😀

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As long as the handle has a hole drilled into it, it will be. Thanks for watching! 😀

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Just use your pliers and make a bend in the one you have. Or, you can make a new one. The OJA has a video on how to make one. Thanks for watching! 😀

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You can fuse sterling scrap pieces without “frosting” them to raise the fine silver first. 😀

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