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Welding silver wire jewelry




Hi, I just started working with silver wire to make jewelry and I wanted to know if there is any way I could weld jump rings without having to buy expensive machines to achieve that (not yet). Is there an easy simple way of doing that?
Thanks for your advice

Amy keddis
hobbyist - Guiza, Cairo, Egypt
January 16, 2009



January 20, 2009

You can use alcohol lamp ,cheap and very ancient and old soldering tool.You can even make your own solder-melt 1 part silver and two parts brass sheet cuttings,as soldering flux you can use bonami mixed with water (thick slurry).Hope it helps and good luck!

Goran Budija
- Croatia



First of two simultaneous responses --

Do I need to use solder melt and reflux chemicals to solder the silver jump rings, or is heat just enough to do that? If yes, how,where and when do I use them?

Amy keddis
- Cairo, Egypt
January 22, 2009



Second of two simultaneous responses --

Correct solder formula:2 parts silver/1 part sheet brass.And you need blowpipe(thin brass or copper tube).Barbecue coal can be used as soldering bed.Hope it helps and good luck!

Goran Budija
- Cerovski vrh Croatia
January 22, 2009




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