There's lots of options to enhancing the size of a ring. The horseshoe kind, which I'll be teaching to make from scratch in either precious metal. Arthritis beads or knuckle pillows, this is when the customer which most elderly have this problem or for whatever reason the ring can't get past the knuckle and spins around the finger once on. How to space them out accordingly and the best way to soldering them on. Feel free to share any thoughts or advice

The infamous, "no we can't size that ring because of the baguette diamonds or stones on the sides. I used to fix other jewelers mistakes which is why I'm making this community. Lots in platinum but that's because of my laser welding skills we can discuss at a later time. Were still in the torch age, I'm building that VIP membership soon once I fix my laser welder. I look forward to share lots of sizing down techniques with the laser but did you know that you have to master the torch if you want to learn the laser because when your laser is down then your torch skills are superb by the newfound appreciation you have of the equipment's capabilities. We're going over the mishaps and advantages of using torches and lasers for sizing. Feel free to comment

On plain wedding bands you probably already know about the ring sizer lever action hyrodlic compressor thing with different size hole revolver looking wheel you can flip it up on the other side for different size holes. I'll be going over how to use these. Also for stone setting rings I'll be demonstrating how to stretch it over a whole size without adding gold to thick enough shank. Feel free to comment