Hand cut coin - Minnesota 2 of 2

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Title	:	Hand cut coin - Minnesota 2 of 2
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What is the coin holder you are using and how is the coin staying solid holding?
Comment from : Tom Secor

What size saw? Gauge etc
Comment from : Koyote Kustoms

What & where can someone get a blade or saw like this?
Comment from : Koyote Kustoms

Where to buy jewelry saw?
Comment from : Dennis Magdua

This is not what the customer meant when he asked "Do you have change for a quarter?"
Comment from : red7fifty

What kind of clamp is that
Comment from : CraverCuts

where do you buy your blades at thanks and god bless
Comment from : James Tunnicliff

what kind of saw that you use ???????
Comment from : Thida Ngim

Wow just wow,brI must try this on some old Australia coinsbrWell done :)brSubscription earnedbr:D
Comment from : munchkinsmunchkin

I somehow find this music very relaxing What is the source?
Comment from : isthattrue

What were the tools?
Comment from : Will G

I use wax or a blade lube frequently to lubricate the saw blade Bees wax will do Good luck
Comment from : dragon wood

what do you use on the bladewax? what kind of how frecuently why ????
Comment from : goodfriendever

what do you use on the bladewax? what kind of how frecuently what????
Comment from : goodfriendever

what do you use on the bladewax?
Comment from : goodfriendever

what kind of saw are you using
Comment from : Cole Langan

wow very skilled
Comment from : Mexx

Amazing artist! Love this! I also love the music!
Comment from : NanaMomMD

That's amazing, I hope to do the some day
Comment from : Vig Raj

That's awesome
Comment from : Jazmin

You instructable was brilliant Ibrahim Now I have to build one!
Comment from : dragon wood

Thanks It is just another disc with the hole sized to let the rim of the coin sit on it while the sides are held by the larger holes and tape in the stack It couldn't be simpler - I even hold the stack together with 2 sided tape so I can replace any layer as needed You can do this - good luck Patience is key - no one is good at it at first Have a beginners mind, smile and relax Also buy LOTS of saw blades
Comment from : dragon wood

@SenselessBeauty1 what size saw frame, looks easier to do it by hand than using the scroll saw Thanks for the video
Comment from : Mike

I like Swiss yellow dagger brand from Santa Fe Jewelers Supply Good luck!
Comment from : dragon wood

Where does one buy the blade? Any specific website or store that you could suggest? I really appreciate the upload for the beginning of my coin cutting career :)
Comment from : Matthew Class

omg this is so cool i love it thank you so much for this video great work i wish i could do that xoxo
Comment from : destroydj0503

@TheSilverRefiner Sure I can help Thanks for the nice comments What questions do you have or what don't you understand about my rig? I'd love to see the work you've cut
Comment from : dragon wood

Hello i love your coins and i have started cutting coins because of your work i have done 15 coins now I was wondering if you can help me build that rotating bench pin you use I am currently using the regular bench pin with a V in it but i love the way yours work Please Help thanks and great work
Comment from : TheSilverRefiner

Any jeweler's supply house like Otto Frei or Santa Fe Jeweler's supply
Comment from : dragon wood

where can i buy the thing needed to make these?
Comment from : SimplyDeek

They are not sharp nor particularly fragile I'm sure that you could scratch yourself and break them, but you have to go our of your way to do it
Comment from : dragon wood