You could twist the wire, solder it into the shape you want. The sand the bottom and just sweat solder. If you don;t want to sand the bottom flat you could just tack it where the pieces of wire touch the bottom surface. Another idea is to put your twisted wire through the rolling mill to flatten it (on both sides) then sweat solder. I hope this helps.
Thanks for checking it out. Yeah, the video was meant for entertainment, not teaching. But if I can answer any questions on process, please do let me know.
Aimee, I do have a question, have you ever soldered on twisted wire around the outside edge of a piece of jewelry, like you see on western jewelry, I would sure like to know your process for doing so. Thanks.
love the box!!
trekranger 3 months ago
one question?
where do you get your metals from?
especially the sterling silver
infinus5 1 year ago
Your box is as beautiful as you and your most recent project. Keep the word and the action of metal arts front and center.
Smile and be happy. Om Shalom
DoctorDickster 2 years ago
Not if you don't put too much on to begin with. Usually there is very little clean up there.
aimeegolant 3 years ago
You could twist the wire, solder it into the shape you want. The sand the bottom and just sweat solder. If you don;t want to sand the bottom flat you could just tack it where the pieces of wire touch the bottom surface. Another idea is to put your twisted wire through the rolling mill to flatten it (on both sides) then sweat solder. I hope this helps.
aimeegolant 3 years ago
a little to fast for good instruction, but nice, I enjoyed it.
1axvn 3 years ago
Thanks for checking it out. Yeah, the video was meant for entertainment, not teaching. But if I can answer any questions on process, please do let me know.
My Best,
Aimee
aimeegolant 3 years ago
Aimee, I do have a question, have you ever soldered on twisted wire around the outside edge of a piece of jewelry, like you see on western jewelry, I would sure like to know your process for doing so. Thanks.
1axvn 3 years ago