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I have some beautiful petrified wood from Arizona that I would love to have made into plugs! Is there anyway for me to reach out to you?!

I would not recommend wearing malachite as plugs since it contains so much copper and other things

Love these. Thank you for sharing with us.

broooo give us the machines your using a rundown of the actual equipment and names please.

dude this was amazing thanks for the info i always wondered how they were actually made. i work at a custom stone flooring and countertop place and they serve higher end clients so i have a bunch of random pieces of beautiful rock sitting around ive been waiting to turn into plugs just never knew how. you’re a hero! 🖤

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Do you make single flare plugs?

nice work you do!!!... you do any polishing for customers??

Hello Wesley love you video on making plugs!!! As someone new to lapidary I love you hearts also… my question is can plugs and hearts be done on an angled flat lap?

As a plug lover that was amazing to watch. Thank you very much for sharing and keep up the great work!

At the denver gem show i looked over 6 hours and didnt find a single stone plug so this is informative maybe i can go make my own

Hello Wesley!!! I would love for you to make me some plugs/gauges, please??? I am wanting some triangle shaped ones. If you are able to help me how do I get in touch with you to pay and have them shipped??? You are awesome!!!

Dude you are AWESOME! As someone who has stretched ears it is awesome to see how the process is an how typically plugs are made by a very skilled individual inside a building. Very nice man you are cool

Its amazing 😊

Hey Wesley, I love that your making plugs, I thought I would mention this for future reference if your making any to sell, if your selling as 1 inch you need to measure one size up from an inch as the outside diameter or they will fall out of our ears hehe! So you would draw a circle at 1 and 1/16” and then the inner measurement of the plug that you make your groove at would measure 1 inch! If the outer diameter isn’t bigger then 1” everytime we turn our heads they fall out haha. Keep on working hard these are awesome!

Hi there are you still selling chrysocolla?

Does anyone know what this machine is called at the 5-6 minute mark?

Coukd have just used the same size rock hole saw and got the same results with less waste

Such an amazing stone and artwork

Awesome video, gorgeous stone plugs!

Thank you for mentioning what grits and products you use as you switch and transition from step to step. Great demonstration

Can you list the equipment used? Please

Imagine this being your dad, grandpa, or uncle and he knows you love stone plugs. And he finds and makes the most unique plugs you’ve ever seen. This guy has talent

Could you give us a list of the tools used?

how i wish could have this stone plugs. i have my 26mm tunnel

What are the names of all the tools you used? I'm just starting to get into all this. Really want to make something like this for my lady.

Do you have a website fornthesb

Since your profile is a 1"circle the wearable area in middle is the size of the gauge.13/16 is your size.if your selling those as 1" that is very wrong.companies do this often.wearble area is the plug/gauge size not the outer flares

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Hello looking to start making my own gages for friends I have my own lapidary equipment but I was wondering where I get the wheel to put the mid or gage area in ?

gorgeous plugs!

So cool

Where do you get those pens and the stencil?

What is that special machine called? Where did you get it

Gloves and spinning tools 🙃

Awesome video! I have some rocks I collected I'm looking to make into plugs

do I need 8000 grit to properly polish Chrysocolla?

How did you make the v in the heart. I can’t find a video showing that part

What equipment are you using?

I'd love to see how you got the smooth V on the wheels. Also, what was the little stick that you used at the end for the final polish? I've been using ZAM for copper but my stuff doesn't come out that shiny.

Very informative video! Thank you... Where does one buy a Concave wheel like that?

Did you use grinder to make v shape in heart?

Beautiful piece.

Beautiful

I'm about to take my first lapidary course to learn how to use the machinery and hopefully hoping to be able to make my own plugs soon!!! Thanks for the awesome videos

Where did you get that machine that looks like a lathe that grinds it to shape?

Loved the video-it is amazing how the finished product looks like!

Very helpful-I learned a lot-beautiful stone ! Hope Wesley will show more lapidary lessons.