A complete Rundown On All The Tools for Coin Ring Making

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Is there a huge market for rings made from quarter's? I see tons of videos on the subject are they lucrative at all?
Comment from : 4EVERSEEKING WISDOM

Can you tell me how much all the tools you sell would cost me I do not have the arability 10:45 to the internet
Comment from : Ken Utton

Hi, i love the name of your channel, it is so true! in argentina when banks were closed and they robbed their money, people used to trade with jewelry Coins were less valued than jewelry and also that happened in venezuela
Comment from : maria maria

Will a Pepe die plate fit on the Indian stretcher?
Comment from : Kirk Geahlen

You are awesome 😎😎👍👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Phillip Gleason

geez I cant even afford one let alone 4 lol and no one wont just have jasons works tools if there making rings I would LOVE to have his tools but of course just like anything you try to do it cost and arm and a leg
Comment from : J_bar_S Photography

Idea I have for you, which I use to polish gun loading ramps on gun barrels A dental diamond dust in rubber tooth polishing tool used to polish gold caps and such Great for Dremel tools
Comment from : Mark Huffman

First, amazing and awesome video Second, I am trying to find the "white block" that sits on your Arbor Press; its at the (9:56) min part of your video Please send me a link because I have looked on Kings Coin and no luck Much appreciated if you can support a upcoming coin ring maker 🙂
Comment from : Jason Scanga

Can you punch a hole in a coin with the Arbor press?
Comment from : Andrea Inks

Hi, I got a 3 ton manual press because it was affordable and it doesn't seem to cut through anything! Do you have a better affordable press sugestion?
Comment from : Andrea Inks

Also, do you have a list of the stuff you bought at Harbor Freight?
Comment from : Andrea Inks

What do you use your rolling mill for?
Comment from : Andrea Inks

Thanks for the reply I was hoping sovereigns may be suitable
Comment from : barry

Thank, am keen to purchase, sadly I must ask the stupid question does this work with gold coins or do you get fatigue issues? I reckon it would but never seen gold coins worked Very thorough vid and great work shop, very jealous, will contact your office 'down under'
Comment from : barry

did you contact durston? seems like a standup company that would stand by their products
Comment from : kurtMakes

Great info and thanks for sharing FYI, Thats foundry sand Although it has clay in it the majority is comprised of sandbrThanks
Comment from : Mike Stevens

So after I fold the coin ring east do I use to make it cinematic
Comment from : George Sneed

Thank you so much
Comment from : Stan Krieger

Great informative video for someone like me that's looking to get into this for Hobby purposes Do you by chance have any video's on soldering jump rings to Clad coins?
Comment from : R Roe

Very cool…Nice job … wow!
Comment from : David Sattler

No 1 ton arbors presses at Harbor Freight in Wisconsin
Comment from : David Sattler

I just pre ordered one Thanks
Comment from : David Beau

This craft has come along way in the last 8yrs because of guys like you 👍
Comment from : alan cook

So you prefer the Pepe Tool ring stretcher/reducer vs the Durston?
Comment from : Jared Schrock

M your big fan plz send 1 ring for me
Comment from : # Pankaj Daa

Mulțumim!
Comment from : damyanblack

🇧🇷 interesting , congratulations
Comment from : Reinventando a vida

Hi from Denmark lot of tools For beginners?
Comment from : Joab Petersen

What do you do with the lathe?
Comment from : Nicholas Arthur

Ok this is what i need for brNice info bro
Comment from : galih aSem

Nice tools
Comment from : galih aSem

As far as surfaces to anneal on, fire brick (sometimes called refractory) is a cheap means to an end Many hardware and builders supply stores carry it It comes in different sizes, but I get the thinner ones which are around an inch and a half thick $299 each in my local hardware store (Ace) It’s used to line wood stoves, and fire won’t harm it
Comment from : Tom T

Great info Just starting out and was wondering if I got the new Pepe reducing die and an Indian ring stretcher could I use that for folding as well? Or do I have to have the folding dies in addition to the stretcher die plate? At least until I could afford to get a set of folding dies
Comment from : scubaterry

where can i purchase a set an whats the cost
Comment from : Dashwood Daniels

Thanks so much for this video I’m 72 years old just thinking about trying this thank you very much for all your tips !!!
Comment from : Phillip Barnhouse

Hey Skyler, have you done a video on the Pepe Coin ring stretcher with the reducing die they you designed? Thanks Skyler
Comment from : Terry Swails

I got my ring today it's beautiful thank you
Comment from : Michael Hayes

Very good video This info is a must for anyone wanting to get into the trade Thanks for sharing this valuable information😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Comment from : Chuck Gentles

How much does it cost for a set? email: nguyentatthang12h@gmail com
Comment from : Minh Nguyen quang

Great job on video Thanks!
Comment from : Boon MSgt

Hi so how much do u expect to prepare from nothing to everything ? So that one can start to make a complete coin ring
Comment from : 딕드롱달

Yes very helpful My question is where can I get that wooden ring clamp you use when you polish some of your rings? Thank you
Comment from : Ron Alves

Tak! Meeeenhvorfor 3 maskiner der kan presse ?
Comment from : Dorte Kopp-Rasmussen

The oval die cutter is perfect for making jewelry dog tags
Comment from : Frank Loesch

I'm sitting at home recovering from my IV ozone and super immune treatments for Lyme+ I have always been a tattoo artist and shown my own shop and I silversmith as a hobby I haven't been able to work for over a year now I just happened across this video today and I was so grateful I'm thoroughly taking notes on a lot of the tools you had on hand I too just love Pepe Tools They are such a hands on business Anyway, thank you for the video and also for sharing that you too suffer from Lyme disease I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy, for real No one should have home health nurses at 39 years old I hope your little journey is in a remission state and that you aren't suffering too much
Comment from : Keisha Way

You should make a future video called "This Guy" ;)
Comment from : Tim Allbritton

Kagan is the industry standard for professional jewelers for ring stretchers Pepe makes nice medium priced professional tools but their rolling mills are not even close to Durston
Comment from : steve satow

Great vid bro
Comment from : Ex Pat Conn

hi im in Australia wheres the best place to buy the coins you use for the starter coin rings ty and love the vids
Comment from : tony lowe

Jason: I'm a new subscriber and would like it if you would create a new playlist that would take me through how the tools you suggest in this video are used in creating rings, and another playlist that takes me from beginning to advanced ring making (Perhaps they're one and the same) Thanks in advance You have a great YouTube channel Greg
Comment from : gstodt

Thank you for this amazing video! I am just wanting to get started and need to get my list of tools together After a car accident many surgeries, lost my career and now living with a disability ring jewelry making will be a blessing in so many ways I appreciate all you do have a blessed day
Comment from : Paul Rhodes

Awesome to see the passion for your craft I do believe that GOD has placed in you a unique talent Thank you for sharing your craft I really enjoy watching your videos
Comment from : Disciple

Can the coins be stretched into a thin bangle? Thank you
Comment from : Phox Haus

Super Awesome Cool rings Great job
Comment from : Johan Vermeulen

Do you still make and sell rings? I have a silver dollar my grandfather gave me and I’m wanting a ring made from it wide band Ty
Comment from : Gayle A Griffin

where can I get the equipment to make the ring?
Comment from : Anime Indonesia

Thanks Skyler! You rock You totally got me hooked on starting this adventure! Where do you get the plastic piece that slides in the 1 ton arbor press You said the new ones have a tab on the bottom that fits in the slot on the arbor press Thank you!
Comment from : Marc Wallace

Thank you PEPE! I'm purchasing the stand alone reduction die as soon as I'm done watching this! Pepe makes amazing tools They get pricey, but if you can hold out, and save the money, it's sooooo worth it I have my sights of the disc cutter and wire bender right now Someday they will be mine
Comment from : Rocky Mountain Bear

Probably wrong place to askbut to make a coin ring with a Morgan or peace/walking liberty do I NEED to have Swedish wrap dies ?? And if so which one I can't do a set during lay offs
Comment from : Sp1d3yman

Hi again Skyler, could you give me some tips on how and where to sell the coin rings? Thanks
Comment from : Arthur Parramoure

Well, I hope the sizer you designed works on the India ring sizer, as I bought one today Got an email that they are shipping it, gave me a tracking number 😉
Comment from : Arthur Parramoure

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Comment from : Goulchen Ali

Very good 👍
Comment from : Valdeci Moreira Alves gs

Great comparison of the ring stretchers Interesting to see how the Durston units have reduced quality (outsourcing perhaps) Stick with USA made Pepetools and you won't go wrong Dave
Comment from : Celtic Dreams

Thank you so much, Skyler for this video! I almost hate to ask, though, but can you give a total cost for all the tools and supplies you covered? I didn't miss that part did I?
Comment from : Jeff Rayburn

Hi Skyler, I would like to ask that if I were to get the Pepetool stretcher machine with the new die, is there any more reason for me to get the full set reducing die from jasonworks? As shipping those equipment to my country cost a lot and I am trying to buy tools that are essential and not have overlapping purpose
Comment from : JQ

Could you use a Coin Ring Reducing Die from Pepe with the Indian ring stretcher?
Comment from : Fredy Ingels

Just a FYI Is it Legal or Illegal to Destroy US Coins and Paper Money? According to Title 18, Chapter 17 of the US Code, which sets out crimes related to coins and currency, anyone who “alters, defaces, mutilates, impairs, diminishes, falsifies, scales, or lightens” coins can face fines or prison time
Comment from : Catnip

I ordered the ring stretcher and the plate and your link was worth 10 off Thanks You might look at the woodturnerscatalog and check out both the Artisan ring turning chuck and the ring borer it could save time and money
Comment from : Rpermaculture

Can you please make a start to finish video on how to make a fat tire coin ring i know you need the 15degree dies have tried and failed im doing something wrong and a video would helpThank You in advance
Comment from : Sp1d3yman

Great video!!!! Thanks!!
Comment from : J-is-Me As-You-See

When you measure the ring read side down do you measure the middle of the ring or the line that the reed side is touching
Comment from : Dustin D

you are the best
Comment from : Cláudio Neumann

Really good info thank you for your time 👍
Comment from : Jerry Prescott

when I do the Swedish wrap most of the time my coin gets stock in the die, and I do lube the die with coconut oil what do you think I'm doing wrong?
Comment from : perroblanco49

Great video thanks again for your information 👍
Comment from : BRIAN THORNTON

Great info Ring Tools PEPE THANKS
Comment from : Riggin

Question, do you recommend annealing a coin before punching or after punching? Thank You
Comment from : Tom Glock

Thank You so much Skyler for caring so much
Comment from : Charles Friezo

I can tell that you take this seriously It's one of the reasons that you are a joy to watch! You do a great job
Comment from : Tracy Bowling

Very informative, you not only show what you use, but why you use it Great video
Comment from : James DiBiase

Back in my machine shop days we referred to the deburring tool as a whirly bird
Comment from : Mark Russman

I admire the passion you pics for not just the craft but, your tools as well Thank you for sharing your knowledge Ꮚ☆ﾟ*･｡ﾟ
Comment from : Kai Merra

Helpful videos awesome With all you video I watch on your channel I have never seen you use that small swedish wrap die you should really make a video using that small one it'll be good to watch and also gives people some information about what they getting you know just saying something for you to have a think about it 👌👍
Comment from : Robert Mariner