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calling a coin instead of bar is so bothering

what about mixing metal, like titanium for the prong

I know of a better way, just send me a pound of the stuff.😂

Make them bigger on purpose and then it's just a matter of cutting right.

a good way to avoid air bubbles in molds is use a vacuum chamber.... so I've heard and seen,never made molds myself.

Simple solution, dont make 24k jewelry

Bro,cool,but that is welding not soldering. Not trying to be a dick, just helping you be “Accurate “

Flatten out the scrap dummy

This is whats so great about these shorts. If received one with a weird belly button id be annoyed but now ive seen this id find the bellybutton endearing as a mark of true craftsmanship ensuring its the right weight

im a girl and got no idea lol

As a professional RUclips commenter, I can confirm that gold loss during polishing is like trying to shave off a little bit of weight by buffing your shoes-sure, you'll look shinier, but where did that 0.0001 grams of gold go? Probably hanging out with all the single socks that disappear from the laundry!

Bangle on a ngga? 💀

Why 37.5g?? A Troy ounce is 31.1g

I wear 22k gold every day on construction sites.

I've seen people wear 24k necklaces and pendants they've had it for years. It looked good to me but yes it was a bit chunky. I'd be worried too if it was really thin.

Is that rhino?

It survives for 10 to 20 year with just 5 grams of it

Id rather a bar of chocolate anyday , good day to you sir

Nah, i disagree becouse it scratches SO EASY and the tiniest fall will make a pretty noticable dent so yeah...i disagree it definetly not for every day use.

Who oversees the production to confirm its 99.9% gold rather than some metal mixed in ?

Why do you make them 37.5 and not 31.1

Surely youd just collect enough for a new round and remelt and pour all together? Doing 8 manual adjustments here and there seems like it would be longer.

As someone who dresses in Victorian clothing daily, I would say you can definitely wear a 24k pocket watch or collar stud or collar pin all the time if you want to, they’ll hold up fine.

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You need a triple beam

So that's why gold bars have that weird thumbprint burn on them

Its a bat, not a coin 🪙

Coins are round.

you're welding them together, soldering and brazing are done without melting the base metal. Also annealing is a process of heat treatment with the goal of softening the metal.

fold a piece in, save all that gas

James u inspire me as i really wanted to be a jewellery designer for a while but i don’t know if i will be successful

You wanna zero your scale? Or is there a step I’m missing here

Use gold leaf and melt it on

Extra when pressing the coin mold its easier to remove less rain drop effect

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So long as you are legit about your pricing.Then it doesn't matter what the gold looks like.

I would put a chamfer on the stamp it'll add a little bit of metal and around some of the corners

Do it right the first time.

Who’s your trusted gold seller?

300

Use 4 scales 😆

Flatten some gold scraps into paper, thin pieces that you could rip with your hands for easier handling and easier melting.

So how does one know this isn't a 14k blot on a ssmple rated 999?

Wouldn’t you end up with a nicer looking end product if you made them over weight from the start and then trimmed on edge to be perfect?

Why 37.5 when a toz is 31.1?

Would that extra piece cold weld to the coin under a press? I have a press, send me some samples, I'll check.

Why 37.5 grams

You could also measure it and press it in a press mould since you have a press

Measure it melt it put it in a mould