More about bezel setting..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhgA-72j2c0&list=PLqKaX1guQB4km_hs2Q3RWpndTj0dYmTQK&index=9&t=0s

Hi Joel I'm so glad I found your videos here oh I wish I could take classes your work is amazing hello from Israel.

Joel I have been watching bench jewellers on youtube for a long time picking up tips and this is the first time I have seen your videos. That is why  I search youtube, I found your videos very informative and you present very well I have learnt a lot watching your videos                                     ken walker oxford uk

Love the tool!

thank you!  tip: a piece of floss can help to pul the stone out.

Brilliant tutorial very well described + graphics, I have just ordered the setters helper. Doesn't it drive you mad if you drop a stone into the benchmate and have to dismantle to get it back?

I am getting a lot of tips from you, thank you. What brand is you electric hammer head?

Is there a link for the “setters’ helper” ? Great resource tips!

I would love tl make the tool you use between stone and metal.  Since English is my second language,  I could only catch the word 'steel'.  Would you describe me more info how to make one?

Hello Joel , I've had this on going dispute for years. What's the difference between flush set and Gypsy set. My understanding is a flush set, The table is flush with metal where as a gypsy set the girdle is even with the metal. Hope this makes sense. Am I right or wrong. Thanks sir

Hi ; just at the beginning what is the name of the little tool or stopper .? You use and where can I find it to buy ?

Hi, thanks for this video. What was the tool you used to cut your bezel step - it was the one with which you regulated the depth of the cut and flatten the top of your bezel. Thanks for letting me know.

My brother gave me an enset and I am not sure what kinds of setting bits I should use. I’d love some suggestions.

Hi Joel, I saw one of your vids the other day and iv been searching for. It but I can't remember which one.. It was tho one u made a burnished from a stainless steel fork. You had a shet of paper with the Mohs scale on it, and had everything in order of what metals are harder than certain stones n metals. Do u know where I could download or copy that to keep on my wall or desk? I started learnin how to make jewelry about a year an a half ago and I think that was an awesome bit of invaluable information, and where u said about using stainless steel as so not to mark it was brilliant and made perfect sense.

Great Video!  Would you write the names of the tools including the magnifier (?) you use to see the close ups?  Thank you!

Here is the Stuller part, https://www.stuller.com/search/results/?query=setters+helper

When setting a cab is there a percentage of the stone you work to Or is it dependant on the shape and would you ever use an adhesive,  I'm just getting started and looking for advice.