Make Rings out of Coins

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Title	:	Make Rings out of Coins
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Funny all who say ohh this is beautiful He took a worn-out quarter and made a piece of shit congrats 😆
Comment from : Lance

Made these 60 years ago with a tablespoon
Comment from : John Grafton

Hey stupid,!!!!brbr youtube/D8wbjRFxW9M
Comment from : Billy Jones

Thank w
Comment from : Santos Banuelos

Good lord, clean your fingernails dude
Comment from : Jim Anders

Dam cool I'm doing this 👍
Comment from : Mike Waddell

Damn I used to do this with a spoon Took a lot longer🤣 I will say a spoon made a better final product Maybe a ball peen
Comment from : micemr

Well
Comment from : Princeton Jones

Just drill a hole in the coin already god
Comment from : Princeton Jones

Clean yr fucking nails bro
Comment from : John John

This is such a strangely satisfying thing to do
Comment from : Tanner Maxwell

this is ridiculous who would want to watch you hammer a coin for 4 whole minutes? I think you got the point across of how to do it the first time- no need to give us "mushrooming updates" every 5 minutes
Comment from : Scyth3934

Is the Dremel from 1953, too? What is that, 7hp? Made by General Motors?
Comment from : Lefty Shaw Enuph

I mean, it's just me talkin" here, but if I was gonna make this vid, I think I might clean my nails, and be a little less gross Y"know? Just sayin"
Comment from : Lefty Shaw Enuph

How many red 🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂🐂
Comment from : Crawwwfishh

My dad had beat a silver nickel with a spoon as a kid and made me a ring out of it
Comment from : Juan Moya

Totally stupid
Comment from : Crypto Queen

Can you do this with clad coins also?
Comment from : Whatever

It would have looked better as a necklace, or earrings But the technique was good information
Comment from : Ronnie Broyles

My grandfather served on a mine sweeper in the north Atlantic during WW1 He hammered a 1918 florin into a ring using a spoon Amazing given the life expectancy was about 6 minutes Thanks for the video
Comment from : md marl

Will this same effect work on a quarter from 1965 or 1969?
Comment from : Captain Zach Sparrow

Use a spoon insted of a hammer it givs the ring an oval shape it takes longer it comes out better
Comment from : Keith Brown

that’s taking the easy way out, try beating it with a spoon
Comment from : Greg Ratliff

How much???
Comment from : Vegan Fitness after 35

try it using only a spoon and on your knee no hard service my buddy makes them all the time his dad showed him how said thats how it was done the old way takes long but you get better result's and you dont have to roll it
Comment from : Robert Leinen

man thats nice
Comment from : xebajunior

I recently have started trying this I have a problem I have used my hands hard all my life building houses and just everything u can think of Well I was holding the little coin pinchin it rollin, hammerin like u , but instantly my thumb Charlie horsed up and the longer I go my fingers start to lock up stiff , we need to come up with an idea to help hold it and roll it bro My hand and fingers dont work like they used to , also I have the fighters knuckle brakes, where you hit wrong and your pinkie knuckle bone breaks ,and the knuckle is folded under and in the fist now also makeing it ruffdammit , there has to be a way , ideas welcome
Comment from : Cody Jarvis

iSuttree/i got me here
Comment from : Elias B

Shits so small it won't fit my Pinky
Comment from : Quinten Roach

Top notch ! 😎🤙🏻💯
Comment from : B_shady_22

Is this a FACT that these dates and pre era are actually silver?
Comment from : Justice Katon

You destroyed it
Comment from : John Coonradt jr5

Pretty cool I made a 64 ring
Comment from : Chuck dale Baile

I just tried making one out of a smaller coin tho my fingers are skinny all that is left for me to do is file out the hole
Comment from : Peter Mikus

I am totally trying this
Comment from : Melissa Hensley

Time for me to make adriens ring
Comment from : Caitlyn Philpott

What do you do with the remaining silver shards, should I keep them or do I throw it away?
Comment from : Squidelleotious

You should of put the nice silver piece of history in a coin book
Comment from : Murder Museum

Great video keep the good work comin👍👍👍
Comment from : Trevor grampp

seriously ??!!
Comment from : thom remington

this doesn't work with canadian coins😭😭
Comment from : CopperyRocket

Very cool and inspiring I’m definitely making one for my parents birth year 1964! Thank you
Comment from : Ticktology

Hope he's doing well
Comment from : Hard Ass Poppy

I use only a spoon and a block of wood Takes longer but is more satisfying Plus the ring is rounded an much prettier with a spoon
Comment from : RR67890

Now wouldn't it have been a lot faster if it were heated up around the edges
Comment from : SC

How many fingers were hurt after watching this
Comment from : SC

I have a problem curling the edges of the coin Any advice?
Comment from : JOHNNY AUMAN

Old coins potentially have great value making jewelry out of them and reducing them to ZERO value is sickening
Comment from : Matilda The CowDog

i tried but i realized that by tht time the letters would be on the inside it would be too small
Comment from : James Martian

Use a spoon Not a hammer🔨brYou'll end up with a finer ring💍more even
Comment from : Josh Wiberg

Amazing video well done @ feel free to give my newly setup channel a shout out Thanks for all your support
Comment from : Norfolk Button Boy Metal Detecting

Really relaxing video!
Comment from : Shane Daniel

This is really cool how it's so easy and everyone has the materials yet it still comes out with a cool result unlike most DIY things
Comment from : Balke DaQuino

can i use a more modern quarter
Comment from : Balke DaQuino

To make the process more ergonomical, do you think you can carefully sand and use a (somewhat flexible) glue to attach like a small wooden stick as a handle, to hold on to while you spin and hammer the coin?
Comment from : UseiTwise

This is the lazy mans version If you take a heavy silver spoon to tap on the edge You will roll the numbers and letters over so they will show on the ring Of course it may take you an entire war to finish it
Comment from : Rocksdont Eat

If you have a negative comment about his hands, everyone assumes you've never one a fight
Comment from : Thats a Bingo

One of the best butcher jobs I've seen in awhile
Comment from : moe jay

Am I the only one that hated to see the silver fly everywhere when he started to drill and filed it down lol I like the way to make a ring without taking any silver away from it but it was cool to see how you can make one like this 👍👍👍
Comment from : SAVAGED84

Dammit I have 1965 quarters and 4 of them
Comment from : Walter Muller

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸
Comment from : Sheri Balsoma

If available, canadian quarters (years unkown since im American and am to lazy for research) also worl good for rings but dont get as nice of a finish
Comment from : Zachary Myers

U have to be careful but mine ended up to small so I used slowly bigger socket and a big one ththey could fit in and slowly stretched oy
Comment from : Sterling Delong

job
Comment from : john derwin

don't give up your day jod
Comment from : john derwin

how to ruin a 53 Washington
Comment from : bourbonfan1

Cruel, not professional at all We used to use a spoon when I was a kid! lol
Comment from : Arthur Parramoure

“Don’t worry about it your still in good shape, just give it a little tappy”
Comment from : Ralph Presgrave

I'd have had drilled a large enough hole so you could use a dremel to Sand the ring smooth, faster but you'd need a bowl of water to cool the metal when it heats up
Comment from : LORDCRIMSONFOX TWITCH

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Comment from : NotOpenSource

That's the shitest job I've ever seen
Comment from : Tulock the Werewolf

Great tutorial You have to cut your nails
Comment from : Basic Channel

A work of mass destruction
Comment from : Nat White

Beautiful, awesome
Comment from : Dolores Cook

My nails look like that regularly I'm a mechanic Takes me about 30 minutes every other day cleaning them so they dont look like that The ring is cool Its hard to fatham that people in the 60s and 70s did this by slapping the coin with a spoon Definitely an exercise in patience
Comment from : Richard Alvis

Please see what I made from a Hex Nut here 👉🏻 youtube/31kHtDqvo-Q
Comment from : Nish Ekanayake

How do you know you are making the right size of the ring?
Comment from : aaaah

If you adneal the coin, it softens it and makes it much easier to work with
Comment from : Robert Britton

The hammering doesn't take super long but the grinding takes hours
Comment from : Jude Voiselle

How do i punch a hole on a coin without a drill? Can i just hammer a nail through it?
Comment from : Dazz Freezee

I want to buy a 1 oz gold bullion and do this
Comment from : Young Clippa

Seems like a quarter would only fit a size 6 ? Looks very tedious
Comment from : Mysteria West

bi5 DAYS LATER/i/b
Comment from : JMEJNOVOTNEY

Definitely need a hard pounding surface if you're gonna start tapping that Especially if your going to hit it a few times and keep going And for sure if it mushrooms out the lip Just sayin'
Comment from : scott mccombie

My ring got rusty after a week on my finger, and it left a brown rust stained ring mark on my finger lol Anything you'd recommend to keep this from happening?
Comment from : Charles Reed

Passes the time at sea, when I was in the Royal Navy, I saw guys making rings this way using old Pennies and Half Crowns Better than picking oakum🤣
Comment from : BPL Take Five

I would have used a Dremel tool for cleaning up the inside instead of that big file it would make it much cleaner
Comment from : Awakening Enthusiast

kEeP gOiN!
Comment from : Gabriel J Wheaton

I work with my hands, I'm female and I gotta say, my fingernails get dirty Get over it This is cool, old school kind of crafting Really awesome fencekid Thanks for info
Comment from : Fran Barry

Hey fencekid I’ve watched all your coin ring making videos I think your great I was wondering if you still make them and if you sell them? Let me know thanks
Comment from : Michael Russell