How to make metal

In this post, I'll show you how to use aluminum cans to make jewelry. I'll go over how to break the cans apart in order to have metal sheets to work with.

It’s Another Really Cool Copper TechniqueLooking for a last minute holiday gift? This post won’t help you. I mean, I guess you could do it if you had the time,…

This is a quick and very easy rust solution that will take metal from shiny and new, to old rusty and beautiful within minutes.

How to Make Any Shape Out of Metal - Maker Monologues In today's tutorial I'm going to walk you through some very simple steps that once you hone the skills you can make just about anything when it comes to sheet metal. This project is perfect for the novice jeweler! I'll admit, working with sheet metal is not my favorite, I prefer to work with wire. But I've learned a thing or two about how to saw out virtually any shape you want out of sheet metal to make pendants, rings or just charms.

Personalize your water bottle with salt water etching - an easy DIY technique that allows you to etch metal with basic household supplies.

Learn how to make money recycling electronics and make some money from scrap metal! Learn the three ways to recycle ewaste for cash.

Vieillir du métal : Faire tremper dans du vinaigre blanc pendant une nuit complète. Rincer, puis faire tremper dans 2 parties de peroxyde et 1 partie du sel pendant 1 heure. Rincer. Passer au four à 200 pendant 15 minutes.

Metal, whether it's made of steel, copper, brass, or silver, has an unfortunate tendency to tarnish and stain over time. Luckily, it's pretty easy to remove these stains by coating metal with a specialized cleaner, then rubbing it down...

In this post, I'll show you how to make an intricate filigree pendant from recycled aluminum soda cans. This pendant has a fun, Art Nouveau-y feel to it. The filigree piece is made using a die-cutting machine and the pendant is finished with micro bolts and a glue-on bail, so you don't need to solde

How to Make the Mini Metal Foundry : How to make a simple backyard foundry for less than $20, for melting pop cans, and casting aluminum.