Bangle Soldering Problem Solved!!!!!!

[clwheat]

Hi and Thanks to everyone who helped solve the problem of soldering the large bangle/cuff!

So I thought I would share with you what all the hair tugging was about...............

Its a little on the funky side, but I am pleased how it turned out and so is my friend whom it was intended for.

Oh.....Which torch did I use???? Go System QP8066H Quick Pro Auto Swivel Torch (From B&Q £34.99 -15% OFF). Sounds impressive.......Well, it is!!!!
Max Temp: 1630 degree C and 3100 Watts of roaring power. Used with the Map gas canister......An absolute beauty for those large jobs.

Can't wait to make another bangle and use my new toy!

Have a great New Year!!!

[Rustic Charm]

very nice, my sort of thing!!! xx

[Lisa Quinn]

That's really lovely, how on earth did you manage to get the beads to stay on? They look like they are defying gravity!

[Lisa Quinn]

Oh, scrub that question, lazy old me has had a look at your previous posts and I see that you have already explained, sorry frazzled Christmas head is not working properly !!

[caroleallen]

That's lovely and very unusual.

[Di Sandland]

Oooh, me like very much indeed!

[lorraineflee]

Well worth all your efforts, it's lovely!
Lorraine

[mizgeorge]

Love the end result - are the beads glass or semi-precious?

And great design - as it's a bangle they'll stay on top of the wrist rather than doing the dreaded swivel to the inside!

[Sunnybank]

It was worth persevering, it is lovely.

[clwheat]

Arrrrr thanks all!

The beads are Carnelian and Tiger Eye.