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      Simple ring bands are the perfect blank canvas for stamped designs. Personalized bands are really popular, make great gifts and are fun to stamp. In this FREE class, you’ll learn how to set up your ring for stamping, along with tips and tricks for getting clear stamped impressions on the band.

       

      hi I'm Lisa Niven Kelly here for

      Beaducation.com and today we're gonna talk

      about stamping on rings I'm going to

      show you three different ways that you

      can stamp on a ring and this is my

      favorite way this is using a ring

      mandrel on a sandbag so you've got your

      ring on here that you're gonna stamp on

      but the first thing I do is kind of

      settle my ring mandrel into the bag so I

      kind of make sure it also snug down in

      there you can also use a plastic mallet

      to do that and then I'm gonna turn it

      this way actually when I'm stamping so

      I'm gonna stamp the name Jack's on here

      it's my nephew's name I'm gonna first

      use the J and this is a J from our

      tattoo to millimeter set and it is

      perfect for these rings want to make

      sure your stamp is nice straight up and

      down right in the center of the ring

      there and one good hit there we go now

      to do the next letter you just turn it a

      teeny bit and line the next letter up so

      you always want to be working straight

      up and down instead of trying to you

      know work on the sides this is much

      easier

      awesome okay let me show you the next

      way to stamp on rings and I'll do the

      last letter another tool that you can

      use to stamp on rings is this very

      appropriately named ring mandrel stand

      that holds your ring mandrel it provides

      great resistance because it's really

      really heavy and very hard metal but I

      just want to point out that when you

      receive it this side of the tool

      actually comes screwed in over here so

      it's on this edge you have to move it in

      one notch because to fit our ring

      mandrel 's and these screws can be quite

      tight

      it comes with an allen wrench but I

      literally had to put that in lay it on

      the floor so the allen wrench was up

      like this and step on it and get it to

      loosen so they might be tight but stick

      with it they will open lefty loosey

      tighty righty and then you can just put

      it in this little notch here and it

      holds this perfectly so again I would

      want to orient it like this so I have

      the right angle let's find the top so we

      can get that last letter in the X

      this will be a much louder than stamping

      on the sandbag

      the last way that you can stamp on rings

      is to take your ring on the ring mandrel

      and clamp it into a table vise so the

      key here is that these straws have

      plastic covers so they don't Mar up your

      ring and they're closed right down on

      the ring which is right up against the

      ring mandrel you want to make sure it's

      nice and snug otherwise you'll just be

      distorting the ring and make sure this

      is in here really really hard and

      doesn't wobble around me at all and then

      this table vise is tight up on this

      table so now with everything nice and

      snug on the ring mandrel tight in the

      clamp

      I'm just gonna put this little heart

      stamp right there there we go okay now

      the main bummer about using this tool is

      that every time you need to shift your

      ring

      you have to unclamp the jaws turn it

      slightly

      Andreea clamp down onto your mandrel

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