Very cool. Thanks for the response.
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Originally posted by LeanMachine View PostSeems like the olive oil would be a bad idea if you are going to then use CA glue. Could be wrong.
I agree, I was hesitant as well. I did a very light coat to make the natural colors pop and then I wiped off any excess and applied CA maybe 15 minutes later. No ill effects so far, the CA seemed to take well. We will see though!
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Originally posted by SamHarper View PostThat's awesome! It's funny you would post it just now, too. I've been watching a lot of views on YouTube lately with people making rings, and it has me wanting to give it a try. I don't have a lathe, though. I don't even wear rings, but I still want to make one!
I have lost two gold bands and have been wearing the “rubber” one lately.
Wife was ok with it and that’s what matters the most.
To the OP, very nicely done.
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This is a fairly easy method to make rings without a lathe or specialized equipment.
Another way is to buy a plain stainless steel band and glue up the veneer on top of it. The CA finish gives it strength but the veneer will still deteriorate if not taken care of. I have some that are 10 years plus old. I only wear them on special occasions and don't abuse them.
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Originally posted by dogcatcher View PostThis is a fairly easy method to make rings without a lathe or specialized equipment.
Another way is to buy a plain stainless steel band and glue up the veneer on top of it. The CA finish gives it strength but the veneer will still deteriorate if not taken care of. I have some that are 10 years plus old. I only wear them on special occasions and don't abuse them.
Some great info right here. I have seen both methods that you mention and I really want to try the veneer on top of the stainless steel ring. I think the wood and metal look is pretty awesome.
Thanks for sharing!
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