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Preview: Season 13 Episode 3 | 7m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Suzanne Juneau creates a handcrafted bronze cuff bracelet.
Suzanne Juneau creates a handcrafted bronze cuff bracelet using direct metal-to-metal torch welding.
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Playing with Fire | Art Rocks Unframed
Preview: Season 13 Episode 3 | 7m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Suzanne Juneau creates a handcrafted bronze cuff bracelet using direct metal-to-metal torch welding.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipOkay, first of all, I am going to light a settle in this tank right here is a settlement, and a settlement is not a clean gas.
And we turn off the oxygen.
You can see how dirty it is.
Look at that.
But when you add oxygen to it now 5000 degrees plus and the bombs are working, this right now melts at approximately 2823.
So, let's see how many.
So I usually just stop at finds.
Temperature by listening to the sound.
And.
With a lot of times I like to listen to music.
And so they'll be singing or whatever.
In the car.
So.
This is basically how, because what you're doing is attaching a metal to itself.
You're not using a third level or alloy in there, which is starting places, because I saw that it was a metal that will melt at a lower temperature than the other metals into ease.
This is obviously the metal.
It's all bronze, which is public key and zinc.
And so what I'm doing is exactly what I wanted, but I will be using to make it better.
This basically blocks and that's alcohol and acid.
And we're going to make up for that.
It talks about this.
Now let's see some more.
And somebody.
Gets that word out.
Here.
Let's get another one.
This is kind of fun because I was looking at negative and positive spaces and how you feel those negative and positive spaces.
I mean you don't look like people until they have heads and they don't have had a little bit.
I will tell you what you make.
Doesn't sound out like you like it.
I've got tons and tons of stuff I didn't like and piled up someplace.
And sometimes it's the alternative.
Start over or try to fix it and try to fix it.
We can take too much time and you're never happy with it.
So start over.
And sometimes.
But when you have nothing better to do and you said you're going to have, you'll take an old piece out, cut it up to figure out what to do with it.
Next.
I'll tell you a piece in a second and I'm doing it this just as I like it.
Now it's getting close.
I mean, this is like it's gotten to feel the heat.
So what I'll do is just attach it.
It's another piece that I use before, and that way you don't waste anything.
Getting.
Oh, wow.
Another way.
When you clean the metal up, which is what?
What does this mean?
Metal.
It loves the ball.
You make a ball out it.
So basically what we're going to do to make those heads is we're just going to heat a piece with the front, and then we'll cut the metal up higher and then roll it in.
One more.
Quickly.
Wanted to do girl she can do skirts or really scared.
This is just all guys because it's easier I can do in there.
I do whatever I do, I do.
That's what's wonderful about doing this.
Is that you just glad to see a matter of playing.
Just.
That's what I like most about it.
I'm getting close again, but.
Oh look it.
You really wouldn't want to touch it right now.
So you're going to use just anything to pick it up with.
And these are just tweezers here and water to pull it down to one side.
And here's another one.
And making a bracelet is really easy.
Now that you've got this.
You just start bending.
And you start from one side and then you start from the other.
And there's two ways to do it.
You can pull out a bracelet mandrel and make sure it fits really well.
Or you can just do this and see if it fits.
That's the easiest way.
Spread it out a little bit.
Yeah.
That'll fit.
That'll work fine.
Now I could throw it in a tumbler over there and that would be wonderful.
But let's just say you don't have a tumbler and you don't have all the fancy stuff.
It's easy to clean it up yourself.
This is just plain old steel wool by the hardware store.
And you do start rubbing.
And this is what I'm all people are always amazed at.
That.
You can see this is not even going into acid, which it usually does go in acid first to clean up anything which you can already see that it's starting to polish doesn't really make any difference.
So that's kind of fun.
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