ZebranoWoodCraft

Legend, thank you!

Thank you! I’m using a Clarke metalworker lathe with indexable cutting tools.

Haha cheers :)

Wicked I hope he makes everyone jealous haha

Cool, yeah the superglue is very Waterproof and durable!

Go team!

It depends really - Modge around 3 and C.A I used about 8. You could do less or more depending on how thing you put it on.

Haha yes I love it here, I’ve been in Worthing for around 7 years!

That’s good to know! Are you a paramedic/nurse? Have you ever seen any rings made of harder metals being cut off before? I’d like to start working with titanium but I’m a bit nervous of situations like that occurring!

Thank you for such kind words! Yes there’s a lot of work that goes into making rings like this haha

That is so cool!

Hey thank you! Yes this project can be made with just hand tools and sand paper!

Thank you and yes the Damasteel patterns are amazing :)

Yes definitely! I have a listing for these rings in the link and can make Damascus steel and wood rings to order. Please feel free to visit my shop and drop me a message any time!https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/592537137/damascus-steel-ring-with-megalodon-tooth

Thank you! Yes I use C.A finish on all of my rings and I have customers who've been wearing them for 2-3 years and they look great. It's a very durable finish and as the sides of this ring are protected by the metal it will last a lifetime with minimal care.

Nice one thank you!

Thank you - the fossil itself was already smashed in half (it’s a bit more visible in the video) and I took just a few scrapes from the bottom. I know what you’re saying which is the reason I got me broken one!

Thank you for watching! My mate loved his wedding ring and I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you! Yes the tooth was half broken and I only took a small amount from the bottom :)

Thank you I appreciate it!

No problem! I'm sure there are things I've missed but I'll add them in later if I remember anything! Thank you for watching!

Thank you!

Ah awesome, thank you for watching my stuff and good luck with your own creations!

Hmmmm I'm not sure of any other fluorescent acrylics but you could use a glow in the dark pigment and epoxy resin to either cast or inlay the glow material?

Thank you!

Haha thank you, yes a piece of thicker wood under the piece would stop blowout. I did actually do that but I think the piece underneath snapped and it still happened ... oh well! Haha I think I will invest in somee better drill bits soon too!