Making Coin Rings: The Low Budget Method

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Comment from : Change You Can Wear

This was cool
Comment from : Janky

If you can't center, start with a smaller drill bit like 2 mm and size up Or use a subland twist drill Was that a Quarter Dollar? I am from Germany so I am not so familiar with the US coins
Comment from : Guzzi Cali2

You sure do a lot of extra work for nothing Ex cons will show you better ways!
Comment from : John Grafton

Thank you for actually showing how to make rings with basic tools It was nice to see the sizing tools also
Comment from : Sam Jones

Congrats!!!!!!! Awesome dudeson!!!
Comment from : Adam “W-Tango-F” Lucas USN VET AABAMOFO

Love the coin ring
Comment from : Patty isSpoiled

ACTUALLY! instead of spending 100-150 bucks with Jason You COULD just drill it smaller or larger hole before you hammered it on to your jeweler mandrel brbrObviously start smaller and graduate it slowly until desired size is achieved, annealing before each graduated size
Comment from : Aaron Leon

What size drill bit do I need ?
Comment from : JOSHTALLGUY

Awesome!!
Comment from : April Crisafulli

This is awesome content, the hat sent me 😂
Comment from : Lure Reviews

How do you stop your finger going green fromth brass in the coin
Comment from : Glen Campbell

a much easier way to size your ring would be to drill a smaller or larger hole in the coin initially! that way you don’t need to spend over 100 on tools 😬
Comment from : Hannah Fife

i was really hoping you’d add 25 cents to overall cost 😂
Comment from : Hannah Fife

Thanks for sharing! It’s a really useful method to start making coin rings
Comment from : Charles Hung

How do you know what size drillbit to use? You didn’t specify a size Does it matter?
Comment from : Tony Guy

I gave a thumbs up specifically because Dinosaur JR
Comment from : ReverendTaco

bEdit: i was wrong and confused about working with ferrous metals vs non ferrous metals/b brbrfigured i would chime in on your terminology about annealing you do want to annealing the coin to soften it and make it more workable but what youre doing in called "tempering" and it actually has the opposite effect and can make the metal harder, stronger but it will be more brittle you need to let the coin cool on its own not quickly im not saying i didnt learn anything from your video but just noticed this one mistake and might be why your coins sometimes split brbri also just watched your video "How to make a coin ring for cheap with FORGED: Coin Ring Making for Beginners" where you made the same delmistake/del
Comment from : Tim W

You could heat up the ring using the flame on a gas cooker to anneal it
Comment from : ThePurpleHarpoon

hi sir how to order this materials
Comment from : raul oclida

Wish you would have shown how to fold the coin
Comment from : Bobby boyer

What size was the drill bit? I have a 31/64 in (123 mm) bit, is that too big?
Comment from : Ibrahim Hammad

Excelent
Comment from : Everardo coelho gomes filho

Love your stuff Were is your favorite place to set up and sale? Do you ever make rings in sale site !s a croud drawer?
Comment from : Stan Krieger

Great video mate
Comment from : Rest of my life

dinosaur Jr 🤟🤟
Comment from : leo straker

LMAO! he said: "before i buy crappy tools I'm going to harbor freight"
Comment from : 87ksan

Great video and greetings from Wisconsin Where can I buy the set of dies ?
Comment from : Fernando Bazo

How many others are watching this with all the usual tools and power tools and know how, but no ring making dies and mandrels 🤣🤣
Comment from : Jack Lange

If you can't afford a torch you can always use a gas stove it will Heat a coin easily
Comment from : luis r leos

I like your videos but your choice of music sucks
Comment from : pixelpatter01

This is a great video and got me interested in makes coin rings My first attempt and quarter would not fit on mandrel What size drill bit did you use?
Comment from : loren brown

God loves all of us so much He came in the flesh to die and rise so that if we choose to accept Jesus as our one true Savior we may be gifted eternal salvation through Christ’s perfect sacrifice on the cross Have an amazing day everyone
Comment from : Pennsylvania Panda

Wow, thank you so much for sharing this info AWESOME
Comment from : Tri Pham

Fantastic video I’ll be following your process to make a silver ring for my girlfriend
Comment from : Paul Hymans

wonderful!!!!!!!!
Comment from : lex will

The Low Budget Method died at 7:35but thanks for the great presentation up to that point
Comment from : Robert Mangum

That was the most interesting vice I've ever seen
Comment from : Andrew 1234

I thought I recognized that shopping center lol
Comment from : Canadian Unicorn Death Squad

Nope too expensive
Comment from : Unsupportive Person

Thanks
Comment from : Fred Rau

My coin is not going dow the mandrel and I have been hammering for hours Its still flat
Comment from : Koda Bear

Smaller hole gives you a wider band
Comment from : alan cook

Started cheap now have all the fancy tools but worth the money
Comment from : alan cook

I got sold a bunch of fake Morgan Stanley dollars and I'm pissed I was really upset I bought them at a time when I had a bunch of money and I threw them in a box and didn't pay any attention to him but when I needed the money about a year later, I found out they were fakes and the idea came to me that I could make rings out of them So I'm just now starting this is an excellent video thank you for sharing this knowledge with everybody Do you have any experience making rings out of fake dollars or are they all silver that you use?
Comment from : Johnny

Superb video, thank you for giving us a foundation which most can build from, I've been wanting to make coun rings for years and this was perfect brI know other tutorial videos out there can intimidate viewers due to how much equipment is required to already have on hand, yet this is encouraging to know there are ways to be creative without breaking the bank
Comment from : MINTED IN HISTORY

Wait! What side of the car are you driving from??
Comment from : Daniel plays with rocks

drillbit-1 penny
Comment from : Tin Shack Videos

where do you get the coins from?
Comment from : katherine hawkins

Oh I see you now got a bandaid on your thumb I want to see the blooper roll footage 😂😂
Comment from : I DIG4U DETECTING

You know the video is quality when there is a fresh band aid wound on it that's how you know that the craftsman practices!
Comment from : Eraser

Oi, your aching hands Nice video, subbed!
Comment from : Sweet Leaf

Could you anneal it by tossing it in a fire?
Comment from : Nihtgenga Lastnamegoeshere

I appreciate the work it takes for these videos Great job man
Comment from : JJ

Nice idea
Comment from : Kd35 Vlog

Good video, great humor, great info
Comment from : Terry Swails

Is there any way to make the rings smaller besides spending $100? I only plan to make one ring and need it to be a size 6 Is there any way of making a bigger or smaller ring during the making process? Drilling a smaller hole maybe?
Comment from : Mr Ghoulie

My first drill I ever had was just like that poop brown one from Goodwill hahaha
Comment from : Shaun

You have taken it up a knotch on the budget coin ringreal challenge would be make one wit everything but coin from Lowes No mandrel, no die very fun vid
Comment from : Run4st

This is supremely useful I wish more craft/DIY channels would lay out exactly what you need before starting a new hobby Sewing youtube is always surprising me with the tools I apparently don't have
Comment from : TheSongwritingCat

How hot do you Heat the Coins and cool them?
Comment from : Essy Chilcutte

I can't tell that the writing is backwards #duhhhhh #settings
Comment from : teampullmyfinger

is this legal? I mean destroying currency
Comment from : Pot

Vise?
Comment from : Richard Carter

I’ve been getting into knife making, so glad I’ve found the world of rings!
Comment from : Nate B

Can you make a size 13 or 14?
Comment from : John Macchiaroli

OREGON!!!!
Comment from : surveyguyor

Been watching a few uploads brother, too awesome and so very effective so I had to support your channel and subscribe, would definitely like to score some merchandise from you and share with little old new zealand brKind regards Scotti
Comment from : Scotti headsa

Hey, is your mandrel steel or aluminum alloy? Just got an aluminum one and am worried about destroying it
Comment from : Dominic Del Principe

Hi I m from Italy and here I can't find the mandrel for this coin ring how can I get it?
Comment from : Simone Isma

3:50 fucking genius, jesus christ why did I never think of that
Comment from : Merlijn Dingemanse

I can't seem to find the link to the sale set you mentioned from Jason
Comment from : Chad Springer

Damn i just saw this video after commenting on the other Well donebr One tip i do want to give if you dont want to use Coins for the ring you can use "blanks" sure it wouldnt have a design on it however some people dont like fancy So a simple 999 silver Blank would be fine you can buy Blank silver rounds from the mints like wwwregencymintcom/blanks/silver-blanks/ They also sell copper and other blanks brAll they do is STAMP the blank with the design so the material is the exact same as a coin, just no design now you want to use the same thickness as lets say a Silver eagle Your going to want 406 diameter blanks and 298 thickness Where did i get that from the coin dealers site now i can use that BLANK with the tools and make a simple silver ring with no markings They can even take it to a jeweler and get it engraved with a message if they want
Comment from : Raver Magik

Love to watch the process Can you post where I can find the items to buy please? Ty
Comment from : tammy taylor

Love all your videos Very descriptive very helpful! Thanks for it all I have gotten tons of good ideas from you!
Comment from : ScottLk

It seems to me that if you want to make a coin brring just one time only you still have to go to the time trouble and expense to do it If you can afford to And all your unused tools will eventually rust away It only makes sense if your motive is to make more rings and sell them to make a profit Otherwise don't bother
Comment from : Timmy Tom

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Comment from : Саблезубый кот

Very cool video, I do mostly woodworking but this would be a fun project to try too
Comment from : Maker Cuisine

As an addition to what someone said about gas station jet lighters, you can get butane torches meant for creme brulee or cannabis concentrates for between $15-$30 that'll get the job done annealing a coin
Comment from : thomasthatsit

Ok, you brung my nephew and me to the dance, so we are staying with you PS are you a bullet journal user, too?
Comment from : No Thankyou

Thanks for these videos Is it safe to assume the resizing kit can be used with a press rather than hammering? It looks like this 'kit' might replace the immediate need for a ring stretcher-resizer and, be easier when used with an arbor press
Comment from : Philip Ruthven

I'll give you one quarter for that quarter
Comment from : MastaSmack

"Before I buy a bunch of crappy tools, I am going to go to harbor freight"
Comment from : Beans

Great video I'm retired, so I'm only working Two jobs over seven days a week, and now, when I'm just burned out from what will be my last car restoration, because of you, I'm doing this, and it's great Thank you
Comment from : No Thankyou

i have size 15 fingers
Comment from : Micah Pratt

Why don't you just grab a ruler Measure the diameter of the quarter and just find the radius? It's not difficult to find center! 😂 And this is coming from a 21 year old that sucks in math!
Comment from : ProVsCon