Silver and Copper Ring
Karen Chittick designs a ring from textured silver and copper.
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Silver and Copper RingMaterials and Tools:
silver sheet
copper sheet
acetylene torch
safety glasses
tweezers
firing stone
mandrel
mallet
ball peen hammer
band saw
pliers
solder
flux
400-grit sandpaper
crock-pot with pickle solution
liver of sulfur patina
2. Reticulate small pieces to place in the ring by heating them with a torch.
3. Solder the seam of the metal strip to secure the ring band.
6. Cut and file a small rectangular silver metal piece and a slightly smaller copper piece.
7. Stack the copper piece on top of the silver piece and place on the ring band.
8. Flux the small metal pieces and heat the solder to attach the decorative pieces to the band.
9. Clean the ring in a pickle pot.
10. Patina the ring with the liver of sulfur solution.
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