Bali Chain bracelet tutorial - wire work

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Materials:
- 200 - 300 cm of 0.8 mm sterling silver wire
- 20 cm of 1 mm sterling silver wire
- 20 cm of 1 mm scrap wire

Tools:
- Flush cutters
- Bail making pliers
- Round nose pliers
- Chain nose pliers
- 1 cm ø mandrel or similar
- Gas torch & solder block
(small butane is sufficient)
- Silver solder paste
(or equivalent)
- LOS (liver of sulphur optional)
- Polishing materials