Making this cool Cuff Bracelet in my workshop - The Process:

From the a used piece of Copper pipe a had in my workshop, I started by hammer the copper pipe until it was almost flat. Before, I measured up 1 cm from the ends of the pipe and sawed a 1 cm crack at each end. When hammering, I avoided making these ends flat so that I could later use these as nice endings for the ends of a braided silver bracelet.
Once the copper pipe was hammered flat, I heated it up so it was easy to shape and then hammered it into the shape of a Cuff Barcelet. Then I use my jeweler saw to saw off the top layer of the copper tube - approx. 2 mm. from each edge.
I cleaned soot and impurities from the shaped copper Cuff bracelet using sulfuric acid. To make the copper part ready for the braided silver Cuff later, I polished it up nicely - Great result, I think..!!
I pulled the silver wires up from my Silver Deer - and cut it into 6 equal lengths of silver wire.
I then braided the 6 silver wires into a silver braid - it was hard work because each silver wire was 3mm. thick and it was hard to get it nice looking - even though I had heated the silver wires beforehand to make them softer. But it worked out fine in the end and I hammered the silver bracelet on all edges, so it turned into a really nice and assembled silver cuff bracelet it self. I hand sanded the silver cuff with a file into the right shape.
I hammered the cuff bracelet around my bracelet wooden stick and made the ends nice. It was difficult to get the cuff to fit perfectly into the copper bracelet that I had made earlier, but I think the result ended up nice.
When the cuff bracelet were tapped in the right shape and the ends were done correctly, I bent it, so that it could fit my wrist.
Finally, I polished the silver cuff bracelet with my multi sander, so both the the copper cuff bracelet and the silver cuff bracelet became a homogeneous and awesome cuff bracelet.
Used Tools:
I only used a hammer, a couple of screwdrivers, 2 Pliers, file and a multi-sander - and lots of sandpaper. So anyone can make this Cool Cuff Bracelet if they want.
I think the final result is awesome - this is not the last piece of homemade jewelery I´ll make..!!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:14 Starting to measure up, cut and tap the copper pipe
1:07 Heating, cooling, fine sawing and shaping the copper pipe
2:28 Peeling of the copper pipe
3:02 Making and shaping a small copper Dog
3:50 Extraction of silver wires, heating and braiding of silver Cuff
5:07 Hammering and Shaping the Silver Cuff
5:45 Completion of the copper lower part for the Cuff bracelet
6:41 Presentation of the copper dog
6:54 Completion of the Silver top Cuff Bracelet
8:22 Here, the copper and silver parts are assembled into a complete Cuff Bracelet
8:52 The awesome cool Cuff Bracelet is finished - see the result.