Search “spoon ring bender” on Etsy. Honestly, mine was expensive, but you can probably find it elsewhere on the web for cheaper and similar quality

It looks like a pepe tools ring bender, a lil pricey but it's the best for the money!

Agreed, totally adorable

I know-

However, he should request a tuition refund from The School of Too Usage. They taught him nothing.

Agreed, he is a handsome young man!

@usernamem huh what,???????

Thanks for watching bro! Glad I could be of service

You got it! Make sure not to dent the silver; use a rag or something you don’t mind putting holes in whenever it’s in contact with a different metal, and it’s reasonable to do so. Like, you don’t need a rag when you’re using the mandrel, but if you have a ring bender, then definitely put something in there to avoid damage to the ring 👍 have a good one, friend!

I'm sure she'll appreciate it! If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to let me know

You are too kind :) I’m thinking about doing a video on voice impressions, sounds like it may be something you’re interested in, hearing my funny voices

I'd love that for sure haha 🌸

Happy to help :)

Oh mam I’m coming lovely one ☝️😍

Thanks for watching! :) glad I could be helpful

Thank you very much! I will :)

No problem, thanks for watching! :)

Thanks for watching bro! 😁

@@edmisterman no way really??

@@edmisterman thats awesome !!!

This does work great with silver, however I believe this actually hardens steel, unless you’re bending it while it’s hot

Well, I only use steal spoons right now so maybe give it a try on one of yours to see if it works.

Thank you for watching :)

I got into it by seeing a spoon ring at a concert one time, and deciding that it was pretty cool. I get most of my utensils from good will. Sometimes you can find big sets of fancy flatware on Facebook marketplace for cheap though.

Great question! The ring I make in the video is actually stainless steel. I actually prefer it. The only problem happens when the utensil is too thick, but by then, it would be uncomfortable to wear anyway.

Thank you too :D

I’m so alone

@@TheJakeaboo its okay

Yes you can! It’s important to avoid denting the silver though, if you are using steel tools. Use a rag or something between the tools and the ring. Good luck!

I use the one that says shampoo and then the one that says conditioner, and that’s all

I think you may have some difficulty. I have personally tried it a few times and it has never worked out. Maybe you could try finding very thin spoons? That might give you better luck, but I would recommend using a hammer and a circular piece of metal if you don’t want to spend more money on an actual ring bender.

You can get them at different thrift shops, like goodwill. Sometimes you can buy big boxes of them from people on Facebook marketplace or offerup! I recommend stainless steel.

Harbor freight has lots of good quality things for cheap, and the bender was on Etsy

Yes, many of the utensils I use are stainless steel. They tend to be a little harder to work with, but are less likely to have scrapes and dents from the ring bender. A lot of people prefer silver, but I find that it tends to turn my finger green, unlike stainless steal, which will never do that!

@@edmisterman Do you ever anneal Stainless Steel? How is that done? (I know it needs to cool slowly.)

@@tkarlmann Great question! No, I have never annealed stainless steel. For me, the time and effort it takes is only worth it if you have a very specific spoon that is very difficult to bend, but even then, you may be able to achieve the same effect by just working with it while it's hot. You can probably find a couple videos online on the best way to anneal a small stainless steel project if you're still interested in that. Best of luck!

@@edmisterman Thanks for the reply.

Etsy

Definitely not, I prefer stainless steel actually

Etsy

Pepe tools ring bender

Lol you could’ve been the one to make this video

It appears to be a pepe tools ring bender

You’re exactly right! That is one of the songs I played. It’s one of my favorite songs

@@CityCowgirl88 I'm so happy I could do that! Thank you so much for being a positive part of this channel :)

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Try using a metal hammer, or maybe your spoon is just too thick.

@@edmisterman every time I hammer it it just slips out from under. Maybe a mandrill would help?

You’re absolutely right. Paying for more tools is essentially the same as paying for convenience, and it’s usually worth it!

@@edmisterman so my moms coworker had some more proper bending tools and helped me out. It’s a hack job for sure but I made it so it’s special

The hackier the job, the more likely it is that you’re the only person on earth with a ring like that :)