Wow, Andy is selling after only 3 months! He'll be teaching in one more! 👏👏👏

A great follow up video Greg, thank you! I now have those four reminders written out above my bench with the leader.... "Greg says......"

Thanks Greg your videos are awesome, you are an outstanding teacher and akin to the Bob ross of jewelry ! You have helped so much on my jewelry smithing journey !

good teacher you are thankyou so much

Thank you. Great tutorial!

Nice to meet you Greg, nice presentation and excellent information. However, I'll just say it, your bench is way too neat! You make me look bad here in my messy busy bench. Thanks again.

I have to remember to use Yellow ocher more than I do. Thanks for the reminder.

It's quite cute how your face kind of color matches your tool board and your darker reddish shirt matches the wall below. Ahh, the things color artists see....😅😅 Fantastic video, as usual! 🌺

Andy's goin at it full tilt boogie. He seems like a good guy. I'm sure you can help him out. 👍🍻 Tube bending should be interesting.

Thank you! Great series of videos. Lots of great information and great to see it put in practice. It is easy to say the concepts but seeing them brings it to a whole new level! Bravo!

thanks so much for this video. It is exactly what I was looking for. How do you clean up all that solder, I'd be curious what your "go-to" method is, thanks for the GREAT videos!

Hello sir, I would like to ask, is yellow ocher made from turmeric? Will all types of yellow ochre protect solder?

Thank you so much for both of these videos. I learned a lot! Question, how do you texture your silver? It seems to be something you use often on your metal, those very close lines. Also, how long did you keep your metal piece in the liver of Sulphur to get the very subtle color difference? Thanks again for your time.

Hi Greg, highest compliment to the video and design of your pieces. Have got a few quick questions. Is there a specific kind of flux you use. My borax cone method tends to bubble a lot and crystallise, sending the solder pallions flying around. Also, any idea how the masters solder tiny prongs just next to each other, is it the very intense heat of the little smith that allows it . Thanks for taking the time to read this!

hi, did you use coper plate here as heat shield? Thank you for impressiv and learned full video, mvh sverre eriksen, Trondheim, Norway.

Hi, is it yellow ochre paint or powder or... I mean what do i search for to buy some? Thanks 🙏

Hi Greg thanks for another great video and thanks for the plug for my Pinterest boards at andydaviesbythesea, if anyone wants to see the finished pendant after doming, they can see it there under handmade Jewellery (spelt the English way). Like you, I want my work to inspire others. Greg, somethings not totally clear to me, is at 4 minutes 27 seconds you say “because you’ve used yellow ochre as a anti reflow medium, you’re not worried about remelting the medium silver solder seams.” As the yellow ochre will have virtually no heat content it can’t act as a heat sink, so are you saying that you’re not bothered about a bit of localised melting on the understanding that the solder won’t reflow to a different location leaving japs in the joint? Thanks again for all your help and excellent videos. I don’t know if it’s clear to folks but having never made any silverwork before, the jewellery I have made and sold, in the last few months has largely been done with what I have learnt from your videos. Kind regards . . . Andy