How do you make rings out of quarters?

To make a ring out of a quarter, drill a hole into its center. Keep it in place, and tap the edges of the coin with a spoon. Finally, roll the coin on a metal anvil, and remove the remaining materials in the center.

1. Gather your materials

   Use a metal anvil, such as an axe head, to roll the edges on. You also need spoons, fingernail files, a drill, a round file, an adjustable wrench and a dremel.

2. Flatten the edges

   First, drill a small hole in the center of the quarter, and place a round file in the bit to hold it in place. Spin the coin, and tap the edges with a spoon. Make sure the coin is spinning on the axe head. You may use a fingernail file to remove any wrinkles. This process takes hours to complete.

3. Remove the material from the middle

   After reaching the appropriate ring size, remove the quarter from its wedge. Begin to remove the coin material in the middle. There are a variety of options to do this, such as using a file, dremel or drill. After the material is removed, use a fingernail file to smooth out the inner edges.