Pictures of my Wedding Band being manufactured

[Michael Hill]

Originally Posted by asid61

Wow, that's a pretty cool method he's using to make the ring. The custom setups are a little weird, but I guess if you make multiple rings or sell them at a high price it offsets the cost.

He said he's modified his setup a little bit more so he can better "mass produce" them. I'm not exactly sure what he's done though. And compared to how much I spent on the engagement ring...the price of this ring isn't so bad.

[Michael Hill]

Just got an update today. He's doing some finishing work on it.

http://imgur.com/a/pSZJ1

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by Michael Hill

Just got an update today. He's doing some finishing work on it.

I was hoping to see something like that; after the initial cuts those square edges would be darn sharp. I wonder why he didn't do that - at least on one side - during initial fabrication. Meh, he knows better than me perhaps.

As for cutting it off: No, not with plain hand tools, but think 'dremel-with-water-cooling' and a diamond or abrasive wheel will make short work of that, as would a Rescue-size one of these.

[Michael Hill]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

I was hoping to see something like that; after the initial cuts those square edges would be darn sharp. I wonder why he didn't do that - at least on one side - during initial fabrication. Meh, he knows better than me perhaps.

As for cutting it off: No, not with plain hand tools, but think 'dremel-with-water-cooling' and a diamond or abrasive wheel will make short work of that, as would a Rescue-size one of these.

You think so? That's somewhat reassuring.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by Michael Hill

You think so? That's somewhat reassuring.

Hm. Can we try it??