Ok, I watched it. He forgot to mention something which might help you, good sir or madam, should you attempt this project.

The hole for the jump ring should be drilled prior to any of the cutting. Once you've cut away a lot of stuff, it's hard to secure the piece down to drill safely.

It's best to do that before you do any cutting. Metal pieces can be pretty dangerous if they get stuck to a drill and start spinning out of control.

This looks like a bad idea. It is a pretty piece, I'll give you that. (I didn't watch the video, but I know my way around a jewler's workshop)

It just seems way too hazardous to wear. The fox tail is going to get caught on a LOT of stuff, and unless this is a very hearty material, it will bend pretty quickly with normal wear. Maybe as a wall hanging or something which isn't going to get beat up, this would be cool.

This is pretty cool. I go to Kansas State University, they do a LOT of agricultural work.

To date, one of the ways they could monitor and teach vet stuff regarding cows was literally installing a hole in their side, complete with a plastic washer in the cow's side to prevent the hole from healing up.

http://www.damninteresting.com/hole-y-cow

They actually came out with a fourth crow movie, and it was also straight to video. They really tried to recreate the magic of the first, with typically awful results.

At least the second (City of Angels) had a father's love for a his kid be the reason for coming back, not the typical boy meets girl.