Greetings, friends. This video is about making a chain. The chain consists of three main decorative links. These links are connected to each other by rings. The main material from which I make the chain is wire, which I made from a coin. You can watch the manufacturing process in the video, which is the first part of the trilogy. The second material is a pair of coins. I use coins to make a ball, which is the central link of the chain. The ball is the movable part in this product. The auxiliary material is sheet brass. From brass I make scales that give elasticity and rigidity to the two outer links of the chain. The entire product is soldered using silver solder. Enjoy watching, friends.
In this video you will see:
► How to make a ball from two coins
► How to make a chain link from two rings and a scale
► How to connect links of different shapes into a chain
► How to make a moving link in a chain
00:00 — Project intro: Using coins, wire, and brass for Part 2
00:34 — Filing coins into clean discs with leather finger protection
01:28 — Forming hollow spheres using an anvil and punches
02:02 — The "Third Hand" clamp again: Making jump rings easier
02:26 — Hack: Using a sushi stick as a micro-tool holder
02:44 — Building the base of the three-link chain
04:43 — Crafting brass scales: Template transfer with masking tape
05:09 — Precision sawing with a jeweler's saw
06:19 — Finishing touches: Filing, sanding, and polishing with paste
06:42 — Final reveal of Part 2 and what's next
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On the channel I tell and show how to make useful or completely useless things from unusual materials. In my videos I will try to show you the processes: manufacturing, repair and improvement, restoration. As interesting ideas appear, I will conduct experiments.
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