Do you think you could put lead strips around each piece of slab and create a mojasic , almost a stained glass window and hang it in a sunny window.. ???
I've been saying that same thing for quite a while now. It's all the way across the country for me so I would need to take a couple weeks of vacation in order to get as much in as possible.
Holy Moly! Those were all gorgeous! My favorite has to be that fantastic agate at the end! It was amazing! And all those iris agate! Man what a good day! And a lace agate?! Are you kidding me! That was phenomenal! What an amazing day! So satisfying! Thank you Theo!
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Excellent! That agate with the sparkle has a little of everything! I love your passion for our craft.
Omg Theo! You are invading my dreams! I fell asleep watching TH-cam And dreamed that you came to my college and did a rock cutting get together You were also a guest speaker for my class.
Oh my! Each of them are breathtaking Theo! You are so fortunate to live where you do with such abundant treasures! The iris is incredible, but my fave may have to be the agatized wood. When you shined the light thru it, just wow! Thanks for sharing with us!
Great to see you enjoying the SAW❣️ Thx for the educational display at the end ❣️My fave was the Iris agate @ 19.59 ❣️It looks like “THE FLASH” speeding thru❣️ Keep on Rockin❣️
Thank you sharing such beautiful stones, the pictures inside the agates are amazing. I lived in Lemmon, South Dakota for awhile and have some picture agate jewelry but definitely not of the scope, size and quality of your pieces. Someday I promise myself a large picture agate pendant should I live so long. Truly amazing what can be hidden inside a rock. Just like turning wood, until you uncover the beauty, you have no idea what you have.
That first jasper was so colorfull and what a surprise with th lace and iris agates. Some of these slabs should be seen under Kim's microscope. Just a suggestion since we are all snowed in. ❄️😉
I have been watching rock hounding videos for the last month. I have been looking for a hobby that isn't as expensive as jewelry making classes. I recently picked up some blue lace agate at a rock shop by the lb. Thank you for showing the cutting portion of rock hauls.
THEY'RE ALL SO VERY BEAUTIFUL. We also have been enjoying your previous videos. We were sad to seee you not feel good on your Florida Trip. Rosie & I have also been watching a few of your Rock Hounding/ lapidary / Rock slabbing, Associates = Friends also on You the Tube just by continuously watching YT.hehehe.
I work on cell towers doing vegetation maintenance so I would visit 7 to 20 towers the day and I have only a 10in blade. So I picked up a 20 in drop saw that the d-ceased previous owner used for making spheres. I picked it up at first Creek rock shop in Washington, they still had all of this sphere making equipment also I just picked up the saw. I have probably 14 buckets full of agates exactly like the stuff you are finding. Brought to the Columbia River area 10,000 years ago in the Missoula floods. I can't wait to get it going. I also have a couple of buckets of uncut thundereggs for Richardson's Rock ranch Lucky strike Rock shop from Mitchell Oregon. Watching you're videos I'm pretty convinced on the 10,000 years ago Missoula flood theory. Love your videos hope to make it to your area sometime.
I had a rock that didn't have any cracks in it and I don't have a saw big enough. I only have a 7-in wet tile saw that rock has been sitting on my porch for 6 months and it had a little pattern showing on the two halves that I brought home. One half was bigger than the other half was a little smaller but I cracked an open because I was just getting mad of letting us sit. There is just in my mind that there was something there and I cracked it open. Got lucky as s*** got a nice clean break. Nothing really broke off other than a couple small flakes and it had the best pattern I ever found. I was so happy but I was pissed off the same time cuz it's been sitting on my porch
Really amazing slabs, they're all so beautiful. Hard to pick a favorite but I love the iris agates, that lace agate is incredible and the last agate is so unique and gorgeous. The jaspers (love those greens) and petrified wood are pretty terrific as well. Fantastic cutting video. Thanks for sharing these Theo!✌️🤠🤘
Those were all some amazing slabs! I'm watching with my four yr old & when we saw the iris agate slabs he saw oooh I wanna find a rock like that! 😂 I was me too buddy me too
Theo if you glue your rocks to a 2x2 or 2x4 you can safely clamp it in your saw. The person that told me about this trick uses wood glue. When he wants the rock off the wood he cuts it off leaving just a bit of wood then soaks it in a bucket of water and the wood glue will let loose of the rock.
Sooo wicked your saw timing was perfect with this crazy weather. Amzing man Coolest beans. I think you developed eye for what an Iris might be in , give yourself more credit bro hahah pretty impressed.
Sorry but I liked them all no favorite. I was equally suprised at the not jasper. Let us know what the sparkly one was. I missed your brand of quirky. Thanks for the show. Be happy, safe and stay healthy. 😷⚒
Theo all of these are so amazing! Every one you cut was WOW!! The agates with Iris are so beautiful,the Montana Lace agate was a jaw- dropping beauty, loved the Montana agate with the geode center! That black sparkly area you saw on that one slab may very well be pyrite, Just learned about Framboidal Pyrite crystals found in fossils and rocks, they are pretty smal, so I don’t know if that’s what they are or not. This was so much fun, and a much needed reminder that pretty soon we will be out rock hounding! Thanks so much Theo! 👍👍👍😊
Beautiful! It always amazes me how something as plain as some of the rocks can be hiding something so stunning inside. Thank you for sharing.
19:55 That gorgeous iris agate reminds me that "iris" is the Greek word for "rainbow".
New project, hand turned lampshades with various rock inlays, slabs,pieces,tumbled, small like the rings, all back-lit in lamp form!!! Rotating???
my favorite was the iris agate with the triangular mountain. But the piece left from you grand finale had a pair of parrots talking to each other!🤣
Do you think you could put lead strips around each piece of slab and create a mojasic , almost a stained glass window and hang it in a sunny window.. ???
I do stained glass and I have been wanting to do that for years now!
That green and yellow Jasper is amazing!!!! But, they ALL are!!!!!!!
I should try visiting Montana one day. I don’t have too many agates in my collection.
I've been saying that same thing for quite a while now. It's all the way across the country for me so I would need to take a couple weeks of vacation in order to get as much in as possible.
You and MRM have the best agates and cuts on yt.
I love your intrigue, enthusiasm, and uplifting energy for your rocks!
Oh definitely the crazy iris agate. Absolutely beautiful..the small green glow in center with rainbow around it..wow!
That green jasper is unbelievable!!! All the rest were super too.
Oh my goodness, I'm in heaven. What an amazing video. Thank you so much for sharing all your goodies.
Holy Moly! Those were all gorgeous! My favorite has to be that fantastic agate at the end! It was amazing! And all those iris agate! Man what a good day! And a lace agate?! Are you kidding me! That was phenomenal! What an amazing day! So satisfying! Thank you Theo!
* Love the Iris Agate.. simply worth drooling over.. Never thought you would have so many pieces of IRIS..
What a cool five stars hobby!!!
Love when it’s rock cutting time!!! Keep on Slabbin’ in the Free World!!
Old disabled house bound dusty rusty rockhound here: Excellent! That agate with the sparkle has a little of everything! I love your passion for our craft.
I love slabbing videos! Thanks for sharing your excitement about rocks! It makes me sooo happy!
Omg Theo! You are invading my dreams!
I fell asleep watching TH-cam
And dreamed that you came to my college and did a rock cutting get together
You were also a guest speaker for my class.
The whole time I was thinking about a cob house ... with each of these beauties making up my bedroom wall. What a treasure to wake up to. Stunning!!
Nice lil plot twist with the Jasper being a lace style agate.
Favorite is Iris, jasper, agate & then the wood. All is beautiful!
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Oh my! Each of them are breathtaking Theo! You are so fortunate to live where you do with such abundant treasures! The iris is incredible, but my fave may have to be the agatized wood. When you shined the light thru it, just wow! Thanks for sharing with us!
My jaw dropped when I saw that last one!! Spectacular! They were all terrific!
Iris was my favorite and the ready is absolutely gorgeous.
OMG that triangular agate is ❤GOR ❤GEOUS ❤
I'm really nice rainbows we're coming through on the video. Good job. 👍🏻
Y fave is the red and green Jasper. Overwhelmingly gorgeous 😮
Great to see you enjoying the SAW❣️ Thx for the educational display at the end ❣️My fave was the Iris agate @ 19.59 ❣️It looks like “THE FLASH” speeding thru❣️ Keep on Rockin❣️
Nice cuts. Beautiful agates! Good job!
Montana Mom is great too! Rock On!
That last iris with description. My favorite
I'm so happy you have that saw, you have such an eye.
HArd to pick a favourite but the iris cuts are always a winner for me!
Love the iris agates! So stunning! 😊
Absolutely amazing, great rock show!
WOW they were all amazing but my absolute favorite is the iris agate. Great video.
Thanks, those were amazing.😊 Thumbs-up.
The second to last piece - the agatized wood - would make a beautiful watch or small clock face!
WOW those are all just beautiful !!!!!!!!!
I'm so jealous of the beautiful natural resources you have in Montana. My goal is to visit as soon as I can! Great video with gorgeous rocks!
That crazy agate was my fav! Also the agaye you saved till this vid to cut!
That Iris is the most gorgeous agate slab I've ever seen, hands down. All were beautiful though, thank you for sharing!
Thank you sharing such beautiful stones, the pictures inside the agates are amazing. I lived in Lemmon, South Dakota for awhile and have some picture agate jewelry but definitely not of the scope, size and quality of your pieces. Someday I promise myself a large picture agate pendant should I live so long. Truly amazing what can be hidden inside a rock. Just like turning wood, until you uncover the beauty, you have no idea what you have.
That first jasper was so colorfull and what a surprise with th lace and iris agates. Some of these slabs should be seen under Kim's microscope. Just a suggestion since we are all snowed in. ❄️😉
Love the red-striped pet. wood the lines are perfacet.
I have been watching rock hounding videos for the last month. I have been looking for a hobby that isn't as expensive as jewelry making classes. I recently picked up some blue lace agate at a rock shop by the lb. Thank you for showing the cutting portion of rock hauls.
12:48 that almost looks like it has some opal color qualities in it. Beautiful stone!
They turned out beautifully!
Iris agate is so beuatiful 😍👍
Absolutely gorgeous! Watching this makes me want to get a saw!
Stunning I love you cutting ✂️ videos
THEY'RE ALL SO VERY BEAUTIFUL. We also have been enjoying your previous videos. We were sad to seee you not feel good on your Florida Trip. Rosie & I have also been watching a few of your Rock Hounding/ lapidary / Rock slabbing, Associates = Friends also on You the Tube just by continuously watching YT.hehehe.
Such beauty comes from these rocks awsome
I work on cell towers doing vegetation maintenance so I would visit 7 to 20 towers the day and I have only a 10in blade. So I picked up a 20 in drop saw that the d-ceased previous owner used for making spheres. I picked it up at first Creek rock shop in Washington, they still had all of this sphere making equipment also I just picked up the saw. I have probably 14 buckets full of agates exactly like the stuff you are finding. Brought to the Columbia River area 10,000 years ago in the Missoula floods. I can't wait to get it going. I also have a couple of buckets of uncut thundereggs for Richardson's Rock ranch Lucky strike Rock shop from Mitchell Oregon. Watching you're videos I'm pretty convinced on the 10,000 years ago Missoula flood theory. Love your videos hope to make it to your area sometime.
I wish lake superior agates were that big and plentiful!! Those are beautiful slabs!
Best video ever. So beautiful.
Dreams stones, amazing !!
I had a rock that didn't have any cracks in it and I don't have a saw big enough. I only have a 7-in wet tile saw that rock has been sitting on my porch for 6 months and it had a little pattern showing on the two halves that I brought home. One half was bigger than the other half was a little smaller but I cracked an open because I was just getting mad of letting us sit. There is just in my mind that there was something there and I cracked it open. Got lucky as s*** got a nice clean break. Nothing really broke off other than a couple small flakes and it had the best pattern I ever found. I was so happy but I was pissed off the same time cuz it's been sitting on my porch
Absolutely gorgeous. I will make it to Montana eventually. For now I'm in Texas hunting some cool geodes,agates and fossils.
lots of agates and good good success always friends
Really amazing slabs, they're all so beautiful. Hard to pick a favorite but I love the iris agates, that lace agate is incredible and the last agate is so unique and gorgeous. The jaspers (love those greens) and petrified wood are pretty terrific as well. Fantastic cutting video. Thanks for sharing these Theo!✌️🤠🤘
Oh my goodness this was an awesome video. I cant wait to see what you do with the iris agates. They were undescribalely beautiful. Thanks for sharing
The iris agate @ 19:56 reminds me of the pink floyd dark side of the moon 👍
Nice cuts. Amazing iris. Thanks.
Mind-blowing!!
Awesome rocks!! Seeing all the crazy natural goodness never gets old!
Those were all some amazing slabs! I'm watching with my four yr old & when we saw the iris agate slabs he saw oooh I wanna find a rock like that! 😂 I was me too buddy me too
I would say Yes, that was a very successful day of cutting and slicing. That last one, your favorite, was absolutely stunning.
Awesome 😎😎😎
Theo thank you , amazing.
Iris agate is my favorite you are showing. Isn't the art nature makes the best?
Very very nice, Theo
Beauty’s for sure ,your nickname should be ol iris ,Tks for sharing
Oh my gosh I miss the Montana agates. I grew up on the Yellowstone . I live in Portland Oregon now and I had to buy a Montana agates.
The first jasper would make really cool whiskey stones.
They were beautiful even when uncut - and after the cuts they're unbelievable beautiful!
Excellent cuts...👌
They are so beautiful
Nice pieces ! The one dendrite piece has an area with a small full open peacock
Theo if you glue your rocks to a 2x2 or 2x4 you can safely clamp it in your saw. The person that told me about this trick uses wood glue. When he wants the rock off the wood he cuts it off leaving just a bit of wood then soaks it in a bucket of water and the wood glue will let loose of the rock.
Great stuff going on there!
Stunning and surprising lot! Thanks for sharing 👍 also, I'm amazed when you can remember specifically when and where you found a rock!
It is really a good vedeo. I really like it.
Awesome cuttings!
I have had good luck gluing weird shaped stuff to 2x4 lumber chunks to slab. If you use regular wood glue, you can soak/scrub it off easily when done.
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Great video once again!
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Sooo wicked your saw timing was perfect with this crazy weather. Amzing man Coolest beans. I think you developed eye for what an Iris might be in , give yourself more credit bro hahah pretty impressed.
Beautious!
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So SO nice! Thanks for sharing. I have one That I have been looking at for months but still haven't decided what to turn it into.
Sorry but I liked them all no favorite. I was equally suprised at the not jasper. Let us know what the sparkly one was. I missed your brand of quirky. Thanks for the show. Be happy, safe and stay healthy. 😷⚒
Theo all of these are so amazing! Every one you cut was WOW!! The agates with Iris are so beautiful,the Montana Lace agate was a jaw- dropping beauty, loved the Montana agate with the geode center! That black sparkly area you saw on that one slab may very well be pyrite, Just learned about Framboidal Pyrite crystals found in fossils and rocks, they are pretty smal, so I don’t know if that’s what they are or not. This was so much fun, and a much needed reminder that pretty soon we will be out rock hounding! Thanks so much Theo! 👍👍👍😊
Wow
The iris agates!
Wow that last one
I've got to get up there and do a hunt. I miss montana moss agate.
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