How to make Mountain Range Rings

Metals:

Solder, Flux & Pickle:

Saw Blades, Frames & More:

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Metals:

Solder, Flux & Pickle:

Saw Blades, Frames & More:

Clean & Polishing:


If you are looking for more tools and materials that I use, well you're in luck! I made a page on my website just for that and I'm updating all the time so bookmark it to stay up to date:




#MountainRing #ringmaking #jewellerymaking #jewelrymaking #goldmaking #silversmithing #diy#gomeowcreations

[EvenWhyProductions]

This is the coolest technique for ring making I’ve seen. Can’t wait to try this one day

[simonerossi]

Humble, kind, experienced. Thank you very much and congratulations on your perfect work!

[SC-rbjr]

Great video. All steps explained fully. I like the version that uses thicker metal for the mountains than the sky.

[michaeljohnson]

Excellent instructional video. I have watched numerous videos on jewelry making in an attempt to learn the craft at my pace in my home and to keep things affordable in my retirement. Yours was one of those where I finally had that, aha! Moment. I could never figure out just how to calculate the correct size of the ring blank. Aha! I should have remembered my shop math, but it was elusive. Thank you, and thank you for the cool ring type that I will attempt to create next.

[ht]

Oh I love these rings! I learned so much from your tutorials. Thank you and I really appreciate your generosity.

[tedspens]

Thanks for the detailed instructions. I'm looking for new ideas I can incorporate into my pens. Man, I can do so much with this! Also the rings look great. Thanks again!

[IAMGiftbearer]

That is so cool! Those would make great wedding rings being mirror images of each other.

[marciabb]

Another beautiful ring design. I’ll have to practice my sawing to be able to make the mountain range.

[kirtandrews]

Hello there. I cant get over how insanely stunning these rings are. Wow wow gorgeous 😍

[aggiraffelover]

Dude, just love this one. You are an amazing artist and TEACHER. I am doing this one, mountain lover here!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[msh]

You are such a gifted artisan (and teacher). Thank you for an incredibly informative and interesting video!

[rodneylove]

Also to say; I use that steel brush on my rotary tool all the time. I would like to seriously caution everyone who uses these to be sure to wear eye protection. I find those little wires stuck all over me at times.

[nadiadekhtiarbonn]

Really inspiring idea! Thanks for sharing!

[tedabernathey]

Thank you this is awesome!! Have to say this is gonna have to be My next ring I’m making for myself! Great content and very helpful

[kathleendobsonpiasecki]

Genius! I make mountains on the outside but not as intricate as you. Well done.

[donnamealy]

Love these. I had no idea how “easy” they are. Would love to see it done in a cuff…

[juliel]

Very cool technique! I will definitely try this! I think a wavy line would be interesting too!

[GiseleGrenier]

These are gorgeous rings Randy! love the mixed metals.

[JayDub_]

Omg these came out so cool!!! I am definitely going to be trying them for my next project!! Perfect couples rings 😁