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In this video I am making a Celtic style Copper Cuff Bracelet from a power Cable. The process on how to make a Celtic Copper Cuff from a power Cable: I had an old, used power cable that previously had been buried in soil. I started by stripping the cable, so only the pure copper wires were left. Then I braid a cuff bracelet in Celtic Viking pattern, which I - after heating it - shaped it with a rubber mallet. I were a little wary of this process because the copper wires should end up having a uniform pattern all the way around. Then I sanded it quite lightly with a hand file - the copper wires gets a slightly square shape by doing that. When the bracelet were tapped in the right shape and the ends were fused together, I bent it so that it fits my wrist. I used some of the molten copper to make a nameplate, which I emboss letters in (MP as My Projects) and I subsequently melted the plate on the Cuff Bracelet. Then I sanded the Celtic Cuff with a multi-grinder - and I polished it - which made it great looking. I'm pretty happy with the result - I like the rustic Celtic, Viking - I think it' came out to be a quite masculine Copper Cuff Bracelet. Please give me your feedback in the comment section - it is very nice and important to hear you out, to make new great videos in the near future. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:30 I strip the power cable to pure copper wires 0:50 Measuring the size of the Celtic copper Cuff bracelet 1:21 Braiding the copper wires for celtic pattern 2:11 I shape the celtic copper pattern with a rubber hammer 3:00 Fine tuning of the viking celtic pattern on the cuff bracelet 3:16 Cutting off copper ends and melting the cuff ends 4:11 Cleaning of flux residues with sulfuric acidte 4:33 Hand sanding of the copper bracelet 5:11 Shaping the copper bracelet on special tools 5:34 I make the finish of bracelet ends of copper wire 6:48 I melt the copper end caps on the Cuff bracelet 7:44 A nameplate is made of copper wire 8:22 Letters are embossed in the copper nameplate 8:43 The copper nameplate is soldered to the celtic cuff 9:27 The copper bracelet with the celtic pattern is sanded and polished 9:40 The result of the Celtic copper bracelet is presented Subscribe for more My Projects - videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa6u8pIYPovyaV2LNZ9_RVg?sub_confirmation=1 If you want to be se how I made a copper and brass Scorpion from nuts etc., you might want to watch this video: Turning Nuts, Bolts and Copper into a Scorpion https://youtu.be/BLe6szqaBzg This video is made for entertainment purposes. Thank you for watching and your support. Best, Bjorn