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This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Arlin Eastman - 02-22-2019
What do you think of him making something out of a brass nut and enucleated nut
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - MVWoodworks - 02-22-2019
Thanks for posting, really enjoyed it.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Yotie - 02-22-2019
Amazing!! There is an unbelievable amount of talent out there in this world.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - MauleSkinner - 02-22-2019
cool!
I'd give that a try if I could come up with the diamond on the cheap.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Arlin Eastman - 02-22-2019
I do have several loose stones like a black diamond, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, and Amethysts I could do that with.
Instead of a nut I am thinking why not a SS thick washer or Brass washers that are thick so not as much work taking metal off.
I really like how he taken the nut and did all the work on it for the diamond setting. Pretty cool there to.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Bruce Haugen - 02-23-2019
(02-22-2019, 11:46 PM)Arlin Eastman Wrote: I do have several loose stones like a black diamond, Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires, and Amethysts I could do that with.
Instead of a nut I am thinking why not a SS thick washer or Brass washers that are thick so not as much work taking metal off.
I really like how he taken the nut and did all the work on it for the diamond setting. Pretty cool there to.
It has to do with how easily the metal can be worked and hold its shape. Brass is pretty soft, and stainless can be difficult to work.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Arlin Eastman - 02-23-2019
(02-23-2019, 10:39 AM)Bruce Haugen Wrote: It has to do with how easily the metal can be worked and hold its shape. Brass is pretty soft, and stainless can be difficult to work.
Thanks Bruce
Being an ex-machinist I have turned all kinds of metals and of most of them Titanium is the worst and the most brittle but I have made a few rings from that as well just not like his nor as fragile. He has a few other YouTube on making other rings out of other stones and does a great job there to.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Bruce Haugen - 02-23-2019
(02-23-2019, 02:27 PM)Arlin Eastman Wrote: Thanks Bruce
Being an ex-machinist I have turned all kinds of metals and of most of them Titanium is the worst and the most brittle but I have made a few rings from that as well just not like his nor as fragile. He has a few other YouTube on making other rings out of other stones and does a great job there to.
Well, then, you’re just the guy to ask. My son’s wedding ring is a carbide of some sort. How are those made? I can’t see how they could be machined.
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - mdhills - 02-23-2019
Thanks for sharing.
I thought his workbench setup was pretty interesting.
Matt
RE: This is just jaw dropping watching him make this - Timberwolf - 02-23-2019
(02-23-2019, 07:48 PM)Bruce Haugen Wrote: Well, then, you’re just the guy to ask. My son’s wedding ring is a carbide of some sort. How are those made? I can’t see how they could be machined.
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Carbide is machined with diamond tooling.