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How wonderful it is beautiful. Thank you.

What's the name of this machine? I wanna know

Y⁰ rịggĥţ' ª a drill press is 200 & a lathẹ is 400. Tumbler 50, polishing compounds 100, drill bit 80 when I say 80 I mean home depot. Temu ebay is a joke dipped in sand paited silver. I'll sped 80. I have a old drill to make a geto lathe & a router u can set up along with some cheap asz granite polishing pads for a drill from temu ill lyk how they work

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Good job. It looks just like Pluto.

*examples 😂 The title sounds like you don't get a headstone.

Very, very good. Well done, sir.

That is way better than Chinese stone beads. Chinese: heat treat, bleach stones and fill all tiny cracks with epoxy resin glue. Chinese bead stones are all man altered to different color and appearance from stone's original state.

That is way better than Chinese stone beads. Chinese: heat treat, bleach stones and fill all tiny cracks with epoxy resin glue. Chinese bead stones are all man altered to different color and appearance from stone's original state.

WOW very crafty

Nice nice !

How long you take for the processes?

Excellent and beautiful

Hello and greetings to you, a skilled craftsman, your teaching is very useful and interesting, and I enjoyed it. Sincerely, Parviz Bayat from Iran.

Amazing

Will this work with any of the harbor freight lathes?

Saw it done with a cordless drill and hands on.

Without watching the whole video, I'm guessing it's an oscillating blade, like a cast saw. Will tear the shit out of something hard, like plaster, fibreglass, or stone, but something soft, like flesh, it'll just vibrate. Edit: Okay, i was wrong, but i argue it was a good guess. I don't understand why the continuous rims don't cut you though. I mean a sharp knife doesn't need serrations to cut meat.

Oh my god. I was watching another video where this woman was unboxing a bunch of stones, and some of them were mushroom-shaped and looked like they were crafted on a lathe of some discription. So happy to learn that it's an actual thing!

Very cool, beautiful!

Great video! I've been thinking I can't make spheres because I don't have the right tools, but you just listed everything I have at my disposal. Now to finally put those hole saws to a good use. Thanks!

Nice! How much money worth of sandpaper did you use?

Excellent idea! What’s the best way to attach the stone to the lathe? I have a wood lathe I’m trying to use for stone and it’s proving to be difficult to keep the stone in place.

Where would one acquire an unpowered spindle?

wow using your hand. This is def the cheapest

Dude you absolutely deserve the Nobel Prize for this shit

I found a few absolutely stunning agate rocks in decorative landscape rocks. A few are multicolored like a rainbow. All had numerous layers and in gorgeous patterns. I collect both rocks and marbles to name a few things. These agates are stunning and I'd be afraid I'd ruin them. I wish I could find someone nearby who could do a good job. I'm in central Illinois.

I hate to tell you this, but granite polishes to mirror smoothness. But with a hardness of 7 or higher, you need either carborundum or diamond polishing media. I know this, as I used to work in a granite shop programming ad operating CNC stone shaping and polishing machines

don't spend thousands of dollars on equipment, just spend thousands of dollars on equipment instead. fucking brilliant.

Neat! Something else for my list of thing's I'll never get done...

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How long did it take to make your cup?

You can do this for even less with just a hammer, a chisel, and a vice

Where is the rest of the series?

Crap

Good stuff.

I like your style sir👍 👌 👏 🙏 🙌 💯

i worked in the stone industry, running various saws and cnc's for 16 years. I hope your wearing a mask and not a cheap paper mask either as the dust will eventually give you silicosis and kill you. having said that i like the results and its an interesting technique.

Damn what a mess

the cheapest way is to lick it

Very cool stuff great job looks great

Yeah but who wants to really Funk up their power tools with stone dust, sorry, this video is a major fail

When I was in Japan, I saw somebody making stone vases.

nice, can you do this with a 30ton rock now? without electricity and with only hand tools.

love this

Good job, that is really cool!

What kind of lathe do you use?

What did you use for glue ?

Subscribed, liked and comment. That's cool. I thought it would take so much more time. My next project with the grand kids.

Awesome job