How to make handmade rings at home

Question 1: How to cut a slender piece of cloth (the length depends on the size to be made), fold a triangle at one end, sew all the way, and the same is true at the other end. Tighten it again, connect the two ends, and it's OK.

Question 2: How to make handmade rings? Do you think this is okay?

Question 3: Is it true that online recruitment makes handmade beaded jewelry at home? No, don't believe it. Did he ask you to call for money? I was cheated of 500 yuan last year, and then I paid it. I know I was cheated.

Question 4: How to make a ring by hand, brother ... I suggest you don't make it yourself ... You can draw a picture or write down your thoughts ... and find a craftsman to do it. You can usually buy it in gold and silver jewelry stores.

Question 5: How to make rings by hand? Generally, they are made of gold and silver. I want to ask if you have basic skills and tools. ~ ~ `` Yes, I can give you some advice. If you don't, it's hard for you to succeed. `````.

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Question 6: How to make a ring by hand? It depends on what you want to do. . Hand crystal beading' and rope knitting' can be searched in these Baidu tutorials' and some are suitable for novices'

Question 7: How to make a handmade ring? First, you have to choose the right wood. Of course, nanmu and sandalwood are the best, but they are expensive and difficult to carve. . You can choose more common wood, and don't rush to start work after selecting the materials. Boil the wood in boiling water for dozens of minutes, so that the wood will become soft and it will be much easier to carve. I'm not a professional either. That's all I know. .

Question 8: The young man made a ring by hand with coins. How did he make it with an electric drill, a circular file and sandpaper?

Question 9: How to make a gold ring by hand? Urgent! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Master, the technical house is coming in! ! 18k will do. Generally, there are shops with handmade silver ornaments in larger cities. You bought gold information to consult, and this estimate can't be learned. A note feels so complicated.

Question 10: How to make a silver ring by hand? Copper: melting point 1083℃ gold: melting point 1064℃ silver: melting point 962℃ aluminum: melting point 660.37℃ zinc:: melting point 4 19.5℃

Lead: melting point 327℃ tin: melting point 232℃ zinc: melting point 4 19.5℃ sodium: melting point 97.8 1℃ magnesium: melting point 648.9℃ iron: melting point 1535℃

So most molds are made of iron. As for how to carve, it's a technical job. If you don't know this method, don't try it. After all, there are no tools. If you want to carve on silver, it's easy. Silver itself is a soft material.

Speaking of oxidation, pure silver is easily oxidized. In order to make silver difficult to oxidize, 925 silver (925 "silver) is mainly used in silverware, with a silver content of 92.5% and a copper content of 7.5%, which is marked as 925 on jewelry. Most of our common silver ornaments are made of 925 silver. After polishing, 925 silver jewelry presents a very beautiful metallic luster, but also has a certain hardness, which can be inlaid with gems and made into high-grade jewelry. )

As for polishing, I suggest silver plating and platinum. So it is not easy to oxidize, but also can emit light.