Forging A Unique Silver And Copper Ring Mokume-gane Ring From Scratch | HyperMetal Workshop
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It be cool if one of you jewelers tried some fancy patterns similar what you see in Damascus steel, like feathers and such
I think the reason why is making this type of mixed metal involves keeping them at below melting temperatures and allowing to combine. It would be very difficult to fold enough times to create a Damascus pattern without losing the layers. A lot of Damascus is 300-500+ layers. I don’t have an electric kiln so have to do rough methods but when I make the pieces of metal thin enough to get even say 20 layers at the width of a ring it always ends up forming an alloy or the layers are mostly lost when finished. Possibly a mixture of the right thickness and exact heat could combine more layers together but still in the finished piece im not sure they would show right. Definitely not an expert and have been wondering myself, maybe jeweler who made the video will reply
4:44 )))) и поработал и поел, мокумэ очень красиво. Спасибо!
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What temperature did you heat the metal to in the furnace? How long did you heat the metal for?
Muy buen trabajo,👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏❤
sir. .thank you so very very much for showing your expertise and method. . have you considered using bronze?
Where can i get that metal sand paper platen? Did you make it?
Amazing craftsmanship and a great video. What time & temperature do you use in the furnace cook the metal stack?
I need that answer too
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And how it gonna look like years later? Copper will oxidize and gonna be green like the roof of an old temple.
Yes you are right , this ring is mainly to verify the process, if daily wearing, better to use gold instead of copper.
You can add a sealer to it to keep it fresh.
If you wear it daily it won't turn green, just darken, although that depends on your skin of course
@@justinl9426 I am going to sound stupid here Justin. But what's a sealer?
@@anfasazad5274 there are clear coatings you can apply that prevent corrosion and discoloration of copper. I think someone even used nail polish in some of their work.
Оригинального-возможно,но уж никак ни уникального.