Wedding ring jig Videos

• 1. Napkin Rings & Jig
• 2. The Stuffsmith Portable Jump-Ring Jig!
• 3. The Shire - Church Wedding Ceremony - Rolling Waves Jig
• 4. Beadalon Bracelet Jig Tutorial | Take A Make Break with Linda Jones ❤️‍
• 5. Cutting Wooden Spirals on the Lathe: Homemade Router Jig
• 6. The Gold Ring Jig (traditional Irish music)
• 7. Morrison's Jig
• 8. Beach Fiddler..."Wedding Day Jig" at Hobbit Beach
• 9. Artistic Wire 3D Bracelet Jig Bangle Bracelet

Napkin Rings & Jig

User Comments

Günter Schöne commented on 02 Nov 2013

Hi Cip, This is again a very nice video. The napkin rings look good. Which can be done as a Christmas gift for the family or relatives. Greetings from Germany

Cip's Wood Chips commented on 01 Nov 2013

Last time I made these, it was for a wedding. They were on the brides wish list. Thanks, Cip Mendez

geekygrandpa commented on 31 Oct 2013

Great expansion chuck. Napkin rings will make a great gift.

Steve Lindsley commented on 04 Nov 2013

Great project Cip. Thanks for sharing!

Carl Jacobson commented on 31 Oct 2013

Great video Cip, thanks for sharing.

Cip's Wood Chips commented on 03 Nov 2013

Thank you, Cip Mendez (in Texas)

Cip's Wood Chips commented on 01 Nov 2013

Thanks, Cip

tx51210 commented on 04 Nov 2013

Nice job!

The Stuffsmith Portable Jump-Ring Jig!

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Peggy Powers commented on 24 Mar 2013

I recently purchased the jump ring cutter jig. I haven't used it yet. I have all the tools except for the coil wedge/chock. Is there somewhere to buy that piece alone? Also, some audio with this video would be really nice. I'm not quite sure where I place my clamps. Thank you!

The Shire - Church Wedding Ceremony - Rolling Waves Jig

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eldric grubbidge commented on 27 Nov 2012

grande!

Beadalon Bracelet Jig Tutorial | Take A Make Break with Linda Jones ❤️‍

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Harphoney commented on 07 Aug 2015

what size is your wire that is used for the charm bracelets?

Kayenne54 commented on 17 Dec 2015

+Harphoney She said 1.5mm for the actual base wire used on the jig, and .8mm for the caged bead. Technically, you could use a headpin to make the charms and attach to the actual bracelet. Is this what you wanted to know?

Cutting Wooden Spirals on the Lathe: Homemade Router Jig

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The Little Garden Shed Workshop commented on 16 May 2015

Hi Alex: Great job mate, The spirals came out really good, cheers Harry

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+The Little Garden Shed Workshop Thank you Harry!

LetsBuildIt commented on 16 May 2015

Really cool project. Although I have to ask something, what's the use? 

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+LetsBuildIt Thanks. A good question. These spirals have a multitude of potential uses, from chair legs, to stair banisters. I'm planning to make a table with the hollow spiral!

Veronica commented on 16 May 2015

Great job =) Best wishes on your exams =) Thanks for sharing =) Your videos are awesome =)

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Veronica Thank you very much!

Richard Ball commented on 16 May 2015

Thanks for the ideas alex. Iam now build a dedicated router lathe myself but with longer travel for walking sticks and tall lamps. Good luck with the exams 

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Richard Ball Thank you!

Steve Carmichael commented on 16 May 2015

That's really neat Alex! That contraption is awesome and the spirals are looking good.

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Steve Carmichael Thanks Steve!

Donald Ewing commented on 16 May 2015

have you thought about maybe drilling a hole through the center of the piece intead of cutting it in half then hollowing it out

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Donald Ewing Yes. It's certainly an option, probably an easier one too! I simply didn't have the equipment to drill a hole that deep. Drilling straight deep holes, even on the lathe, can be a little tricky, so I made do with what I had to hand.Thanks for watching, Alex. :)

Norbury53 commented on 16 May 2015

Great job, it seems to be working nicely. BTW I just noticed you have a fixed based router there - where on earth did you source that in the UK?

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Norbury53 Thanks! It's a Draper brand router, which I found online (most likely eBay). The bases it comes with are a bit plasticy, but the router seems good enough.

Norbury53 commented on 17 May 2015

+sfosnot85They are generally hard to find everywhere outside of North America (especially so in Australia) - no one seems to know why - it appears to just some arbitrary commercial decision.In most cases monolithic plunge routers are very versatile the one area they fall down in is when you need to mount them somewhere.

steve commented on 16 May 2015

That's interesting. Why are fixed base routers hard to find in the UK? Here in the states there everywhere.

Trees2Pens commented on 16 May 2015

Great demo of an amazing build. Hollow spiral gets my vote as well. Good luck with exams. Cheers :-) and stay well.

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Trees2Pens Thank you!

Adam Quincey commented on 16 May 2015

Excellent...!! Cheers... Good luck with ya exams...!!

ThisWoodwork commented on 17 May 2015

+Adam Quincey Thanks Adam!

The Gold Ring Jig (traditional Irish music)

Morrison's Jig

User Comments

SuperCathi07 commented on 23 Jan 2012

@TheCrazychick07 I totally agree with you

TheCrazychick07 commented on 11 Aug 2011

Amazing. I love it

Insanelycoolprincess commented on 22 Jul 2011

Awesome!!!

Beach Fiddler..."Wedding Day Jig" at Hobbit Beach

User Comments

Priscilla Hernandez commented on 16 Nov 2011

i miss you Kimmy :) you're so cool!

Artistic Wire 3D Bracelet Jig Bangle Bracelet

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Lisa H Burress commented on 29 Sep 2015

Hello Sara ,, I have a bunch of big balls, I need a project to do with them . don't know how to attach the pic but I'll find away ... so if you come up with some thing I'll be very interested, and grateful.. Thanks Lisa

Sara Ellis commented on 29 Sep 2015

+Lisa H Burress I'll see what I can do! :) Thanks for watching.

Lisa H Burress commented on 28 Sep 2015

Hello Sara, I want to know how can you tell what size a bead is if it's not printed on the label? can you help?

Sara Ellis commented on 29 Sep 2015

+Lisa H Burress I use a handheld slide gauge. It works great for measuring beads, cabochons and other small objects.

yaffab11 commented on 07 Jul 2015

Hi Sara. Great video. Can you tell me where you bought these blue flat hexagonal beads? they are so perfect for this jig projects. Also, I was really impressed with how clever is the structure of the necklace toy are wearing. Did you make it? If so - do you have a video on it, or a plan to make one in the future? Thank you so much for all you do,.Yaffa

Sara Ellis commented on 07 Jul 2015

All of the information on the beads, including the item number for them is in the description box. They were purchased at Michaels.

DeAnna Bray (lozinwithdeanna2012) commented on 18 Jun 2015

I bought a jig and love it. I love the ring are are wearing on your right hand, do you have a tutorial for it?? :)

Michelle Claydon commented on 19 Oct 2015

o+llpllpRachel Walsh

Rachel Walsh commented on 04 Sep 2015

+Sara Ellis Please, please make a tutorial. I'd also love to create one. It looks quite exquisite

Sara Ellis commented on 18 Jun 2015

I did make the ring but I don't have a tutorial for it. I may in the future. I have lots of people ask me about it! :)

RsMama commented on 13 May 2015

Fantastic video! I want a jig now!!

Sara Ellis commented on 13 May 2015

Thanks!! :) You need one, they are so much fun!

Sara Ellis commented on 12 May 2015

New Video using the Artistic Wire 3D Bracelet Jig on my channel, Diva On A Wire! Check it out, subscribe and share! 

Emil Badin commented on 17 May 2015

very nice