Jewelry casting at home. Everything you need to know to try it!

Learn more about modeling from homemade wax and casting at home! I reveal the secrets of mastery :). Even a child can handle it!
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In this video I will show you how to make homemade modeling wax with your own hands to create models of almost any complexity, because homemade wax will have all the properties necessary for this. And then, of course, I'll show you how to turn a wax model into a real metal ring! And all this in simple words and accessible methods. Be sure to leave your feedback on the video in the comments! Happy viewing :)

[RochelleLang]

I love the calming music as you nearly set your work shop on fire, awesome!

[Rocky-syzt]

SEE! This is what I remembered from my JR High school metal class! I saw SOOO many videos saying "...casting at home..." then they get into the video and "....ok, this is when you're going to want to use your $5000 furnace..." or something stupid like that. Bonn, you are TRULY doing the "casting at home"! Thank you!

[kyleokane]

I watched this after watching a different tutorial where the guy had about 12 different high grade machines. Whilst it was very informative, the upfront cost would have been such a turnoff. Thanks for proving that you do not need thousands to make beautiful things.

[blastomerx]

My house burned down in the process but the ring turned out great. Thanks man.

[annevanderlaan]

All I can say is what the hell. I went to school for this and have waited years to buy everything I need and yet I have everything. You rock. I put you in my will.

[yamitsukikarasu]

The professional jewelcrafter in me shrieked at the view of all the porosity and bubbles.

[mariemiller]

this is so fascinating and calming at thr same time. this proccess reflects your intense patience and creativity. i am mesmerized

[Portu-pie]

Wow!
Fascinating how Chemistry and Physics and the Human mind manifesting them, all in such harmony!

Keep exploring!

[OpifexSingularity]

Used to do this when i started making jewelry was fun. Good work man always fun to watch your videos. Just remember to clean everything from tin after you are done, i generally go by the rule to never use tin and silver in the same workshop cause its hell on silver if mixed. An example is if you anneal a piece of silver and its been contaminated with tin lets say from a file, the small tin particles will etch pits into the surface.

[throughmylens]

at last a real video with available tools, hats off man!

[SkaPastaMusic]

Using dyed epoxy glue for the coating is such genius, been meaning to try something like that for an idea. Plus nice choice of background music! Was very calming to watch even w the uh fire haha.

[nurgleslefttentacle]

It's a shame that you aren't able to keep the mould and basically have to start from scratch each time. Really impressive workmanship! :-)

[moodtouch]

I like you finding a way for the casting to work minimizing expenses. Great work :)

[coredog]

Incredible video. You make it look effortless but it’s clear there’s a lot of skill that went into it.

[Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

Funny, I use paraffin and hot glue stick to make medieval wax seals for my hand written letters. The stuff is awesome. I use crayola crayons, then stamp a 3d printed design.

[TheGarbageGhillie]

Using allthread as a file is a pretty neat trick. We use it in the trades when we don't have a file and have to take burs out of cut pipes. Good stuff.

[carter...apollo]

the music is AMAZING in this! and i appreciate that you chose to include the section where the pot caught on fire. you showed how to safely solve a problem that some people trying this at home might face, which was a great bonus :)

[Cleav]

This was great, really inspirational and motivating. Thanks for showing how easily this can be done.

[bhamjoe]

I really enjoyed this, I would love to see more ring making videos with everyday tools.

[sourpatch]

Great video wish there were more captions to what/why you were doing/using things so I can learn :)