Using a dapping / doming block to make coin rings

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Just see this dome block come up on my ebay feed was wondering uses for it lol thanks now i feel i need to make a ring
Comment from : Bigbot Hoee

Fascinating Thanks for sharing 👍
Comment from : Sharee

An arbor press can be better than a hydraulic press
Comment from : Astroponicist

Is there a cheap small press alternative? Like for a apartment home studio? 😂
Comment from : Kevin The Ghost

Hello, great explanation! What size is the inner bore of the blank???
Comment from : wolodej w

Man, you have came a long ways with your videos!! I’ve watched a bunch of yours (I’ve got tools ordered to start making coin rings, thanks to YOU 😊) this video was very helpful but threw me off with the editing lol so yeah definitely came a long ways! Congratulations! And THANK YOU!
Comment from : Alexander Davis

Coin making on a budget? That literally looks the same as your other professional died ones you're talking about
Comment from : patman0250

Uh yeah you didn't show us the key parts Schmuck
Comment from : John Barrett

How did you punch the hole?
Comment from : Isaac Bocock

Wow! First time seeing a dapping block and a press So fascinating to morph shapes like that I love it! Every single thing about jewelry making is like a universe unto itself Making jewelry combines so many trade skills and disciplines - chemistry, structural, mechanical, forging, soldering, welding, material science, enamel work, ceramic and glass work, wire work, and so on As an avid DIYer, I am just in love with jewelry and the making of it The more I look into making, the less I buy jewelry My mind says, 'just make it yourself!' And so I do Thank you, Skylar for showing us this whole other world I am thrilled!brbrBy the way, Harbor Freight has the Dapping blocks for $46 Also presses, vise, punch sets, files, etc Pick with care of course Some are good, some not
Comment from : MJ Remy

3/4 through the video and I discover a HUGE missing step: the ring stretcher I might have the tool but I have no idea because the entire step was cut out for some reason
Comment from : forgetl09

change type articall
Comment from : babloo sohial afzal

Thank you sir brI really need one But can't find out here # India
Comment from : Melancholy Me

Heya brbrDo you have another link for the block ? The old eBay one won’t work :( thank you
Comment from : FishingUKTV

I'm looking to buy a dapping block like this The ones I see online are 2 inch Is that what this is? This one looks more like 4 inch or so
Comment from : 573 CUSTOMS

I have used a vice and the block to do that final sizing Of course being horizontal, trying to hold the block, the ring, the socket all straight while tightening is difficult brI bought an arbor press but haven't tried it yet
Comment from : djturnz

Hello my brother from México Querétaro i dont have the stretcher just my manual stretcher what do you recomend me i have this cube but forstretch de coin Is a little tired Also how much Is a training curse to learn to do ring brBest regards from México
Comment from : Moises Pinete

Thanks for the video Lots of good useful info😎⛏⛏🔥🔥
Comment from : Chuck Gentles

It is never late to learn Thanks
Comment from : Juan Villada

The ebay link has expired Any idea what the diameter of spheres were? I've bought 2 different ones that jump from 25 to 30mm I need the 22,25,28 and 30 obviously lol
Comment from : ASAP Process & Courier

Always a pleasure to watch your videos, always a learning experience, helping the old dog to learn new things Thank you Skyler
Comment from : Terry Swails

Given the opportunity, these a**holes would turn the old lady's 2 mites into a cheap ring for Etsy
Comment from : Mighty Red Stallion

Original 😍😍😍i have some interesting coins to try
Comment from : Humai

Old video guy tell them About the new ways
Comment from : alan cook

So isnt the metals used on coins toxic?
Comment from : Neos Son

Nice ring Super
Comment from : Sridhar G

Io voglio comprarne una a anello come si fa rispondi grazie
Comment from : Parisi Gaetano

Does it fit at the bottom of your stretcher reducer?
Comment from : Ian Barnard

I really love your videos and I'm stocking up on the tools needed to start making coin jewellery but I have a quick question! The ball you use to press the coin in the doming block, what is it made of? When I look for doming blocks, every set I find has its own set of punches
Comment from : Douglas Matheson

I'm new into coin ring making, do you think a cheap 18 dollar ring stretcher will work? I don't want to spend a lot on many on an expensive ring stretcher
Comment from : perroblanco49

Sorry for my very bad english 😉brMy Christmaspresent is a Dapping Block (in German "Würfelanke") and one of my first Projects are a Coinring - i hope i can make a nice Ring 😊brbrGreetings from the Middle of Germany
Comment from : finnia - Mit Hund und Huhn

hello , does it work with the harbor press 1to,?
Comment from : benjamin gouerec

I noticed that sizing a ring down, completely removed any design on the edges I also have to go back and sand down those lips it makes, but im using a mandrel/press with a dye it came with Makes the edges just kinda smashed
Comment from : Random Narratives Unleashed

Can u use a hammer?
Comment from : Random Narratives Unleashed

Love your work,A Few years ago you asked Fence kid about the patina that he does on his rings,At the time you were looking for something that would be more permanentTheres a type of Sterling silver called Siam silver,it always depicts an oriental person dancing,but they use a type of patina to make the pictureHow,I'm not sure,but it's a startPlus,the jewelry is beautiful
Comment from : Beverly Bucchirie

Hi from Denmark i have seen Patrick Adair but still u are the best
Comment from : Joab Petersen

COOL👍!!!!!!
Comment from : DRAGNET 1967

It's the way to go
Comment from : marc berland

What is the size of the ball bearing for half dollars and silver dollar do I need several different sizes ? Thanks again
Comment from : Mike Russell

What size tapping block 2 inch or 2 and a half😇
Comment from : Mike Russell

Perfect 👌 I'm going to try this u just answered my question on a doming block!
Comment from : Mike Russell

I have a 6 ton hf press and I don’t have enough clearance to get the doming block along with the steel ball bearing on top in it I actually bought the press to dome beer caps using the steel balls but was planning to eventually get into making coin earrings and maybe rings I’m so frustrated Any help would be greatly appreciated
Comment from : Barb Boran

Cool!
Comment from : s f

Hello, the link is dead Would you have a new one please for the same block? Thank you
Comment from : JeanLo M

How can i get doming block like thats?
Comment from : لشيطان

Chào anh ! Anh có thể cho tôi xem kích thước của bộ khuân đó không , nộ khuân đó bao nhiêu tiền
Comment from : Vo Cuc

Coin ring making on a budget buses press and ring stretcher/b
Comment from : CuLater

I like this idea, love how your ring came out I would love to do this, amazing how u can see the writing on the coin I just see two other videos and they had TOO many tools Yours seems doable
Comment from : Sandra Miranda

How can I get a punched wuarter
Comment from : Sam Hilger

How does the Harbor Freight dapping block compare to the one in your link? Is it good enough to get started with? Thanks for the great vids!
Comment from : Black Cat Trucking

Liked and subbed
Comment from : G Liddy

I just bought all of that stuff to make coin rings, is a Morgan dollar ring possible to make in the doming block ?
Comment from : Kyle Thiemann

They’re rare
Comment from : Alex Howard

Why did you use a half crown
Comment from : Alex Howard

Rings stretcher?
Comment from : just tim

You destructed some nice piece of art With cleaning
Comment from : anonimov

What size drill bit do you use to drill the coin?
Comment from : Ruckster20

Good demonstration on using the not so old school way to achieve a look that we now take for granted using expensive fancy tools Thanks for the video
Comment from : Anthony Dacey

I love the idea of putting just any ring into the doming block to to either size it or just get that rounded look! I never saw that before & I've watched 100s of jewelry videos Thank you for being my "learn something new every day" today!
Comment from : Lisa Pupillo

can you make a a coin ring with only a dapping block, a mandrel, a torch, a ball bearing, a punch and die kit, a ring stretcher, and a 1 ton press? im 17 and on a budget love your vids!
Comment from : barboza

can you hit the ball with a hammer
Comment from : Kyriakos Christofides

So far absolutely no luck doing this I am using smaller clad coins So practice practice practice for me
Comment from : Howard Day

do you have to use a hydraulic press or can you use just man power?
Comment from : P Spaghetti

I am going to, try method will let you know, how it works
Comment from : Ed Battista

does this mean i dont need the duration ring stretcher and reducer?
Comment from : S Le

Love the idea I got the dapping block, but am having desperate trouble finding ball bearings that big Otherwise, great video
Comment from : Michael Thompson

很好，这个东西叫四方窝座，淘宝上有卖。
Comment from : 赵赵二月

그거 기계 이름이 머에요?
Comment from : ㅇㅇㅇ

Boa noite, amigo gostaria de tentar fazer anéis com moedas, mas qual tipo de ferramenta devo ter para começar a fazer os anéis, você poderia me enviar os nomes das FERRAMENTAS NECESSÁRIOS Sou do BrasilbrMeu e-mail: bluehouse12300@gmailcombrMuito obrigado,brFernando
Comment from : fernando pacheco

Are you annealing the coins in between pressing them?
Comment from : General Anxiety

Could it be possible to use a 1/2 ton arbor press?
Comment from : Iglesia Pentecostal Cristo te llama Delaware

How do you make sure that the coin is centered in the block so that it stretches evenly?
Comment from : Flappy McJackson

what size is the block?
Comment from : kirk olrech

Reason I ask is I am on a tight budget I have already purchased the doming block, the mandrel, delrin balls, and nylon mallet I am on the verge of purchasing a 1 ton arbor press Thanks once again
Comment from : VR Bartram

If a person does not have a ring stretcher/reducer, what and how would you recommend them to get somewhat the same outcome on a finished ring? Thanking you in advance
Comment from : VR Bartram

Do you really need a press or would some steel bearing ball and flat iron with a hammer work just as good?:D
Comment from : SkinS

Im a big fan of tools and especially Harbor Freight ToolsQuick question I never heard of a doming blockWhats the main reason for one?
Comment from : myke D

whats the size of that steel ball you are using and what do you recommend for quarters
Comment from : UltimateFacePainting Bubbles & Balloons

for quarters, because that's all I have
Comment from : UltimateFacePainting Bubbles & Balloons

like a fat tire look that's what I like to see
Comment from : UltimateFacePainting Bubbles & Balloons

I want you to show how to get rounded corners without the ring stretcher as I do not have onePLEASE
Comment from : UltimateFacePainting Bubbles & Balloons

What size are your dapping block? the link doesn't work anymore what is the biggest and smalest half sphere?
Comment from : simlinni

You are so proud with your 6 ton pressure hhhh
Comment from : Ali Kamal

A greeting to the Iraqi money on the wall - loool
Comment from : Ali Kamal

What do you think about the dapping tool kit HF has ? br wwwharborfreightcom/25-piece-doming-block-and-punch-set-93539html
Comment from : RJ

do you still have to do the annealing process?
Comment from : hayes 104

hey Skylar love your videos and have learned lots from watching you, I keep having a problem with this step reducing half dollars when I use the press to reduce the ring it keeps shifting sideways I can't figure out how to evenly reduce it down with my doming block, any suggestions? thanks
Comment from : Dakota Whiting