This is so informative! The rock with the lines as you said is rainbow obsidian, and the one with the flash of color is labradorite. Thanks for doing this series.
Now that was really interesting to watch ! They all turned out great ! I seen a little fluorite in the one rock with the flash of color when you turned the rock. I can't wait to see the next step. Your rock tumbler works awesome 👍😊
Hi there Up North Adventures With CCC, thank you for the kind words and encouragement. If you mean the rock at 10:17 another commentor said it was Labradorite, and when I looked up some pics they look very similar, although I am no expert, in fact that is one aspect of this hobby I struggle a bit with, sometimes it's hard to go from a picture in a book or internet to what you have in your hand. That's one of the reasons I bought a hardness test kit, I figured that way I may not know it's name but I can get an idea as to whether it will tumble and how well .Thank you for stopping by.
You figured out the weight discrepancy at the end. It was the type of rock. Huey and Louie each had two pieces of probably fluorite, the green stuff that wore down to small pieces. I don't think Dewey had any fluorite. The blue rock may be sodalite and the rock with the spot that flashed blue was labradorite. The flash is labradorescence. I'd say you were successful. You might need to work on a tighter seal and forget the veins on the inside. Be happy.
Howdy there The Dude Rolls Rocks, When I loaded the barrels I used the same rocks and the same size or as close as possible, if you go look at Pt. 1 I show the various piles. Also I don't think any of them were fluorite, but I am no expert so may be wrong, I do have some fluorite and they don't look like what I used though so I am not sure. Thank you for the view and the comment.
Hey there Dude, after looking things over more I think you and some others were right, those were pieces of green fluorite, I have some rainbow fluorite and I was basing my earlier answer on that, I also goofed in my assumption that since that was a mix sold for tumbling that it was all Mohs 7, opsie, sodalite is not and neither is that fluorite, so we try again.
@@MrChubbyHubby. It is the sign of intelligence to review your past assumptions and kindness to post about it. I wasn't sure either as I don't have much fluorite. Thank you my friend.
It's ok Sister Shimpy, I know you are there in spirit, so no worries. Thank you for the kind words, and as CanCan would say " no you are a beautiful, and you rock!"
Nice going. Tiny pieces are flourite and that piece of blue tigers eye is very nice!!! The opal effect one is labradorite and is gorgeous 😍 great chatoyancy in deed. Pass
G'DAY G'DAY HEATHER'SCHUBBYHUBBY THATS A PASS TO ME, THEY ALL LOOK PRETTY DAMN SPECKY TO ME, AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME WELL DONE THANKYOU FOR SHARING, CANNT BELIEVE THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME TUMBLING, BUT ABSOLUTELY STUNNING PIECES, CONGRATULATIONS, CAN'T WAIT TO SEE MORE 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝...
Thank you for your kind words Anna Albert, and yes I am a total NOOB when it comes to tumbling, but I am learning as I go, stay tuned for more pretty coming soon.
This is the first video of yours that I've watched. Very cool PVC barrels, I'm impressed! I wonder if the little green ones that shrunk so much are fluorite, that is a softer stone. The one with the blue chatoyancy is labradorite, my top favorite stone!😍 I have a couple tumblers and I know that they round better in stage 1 & 2 if you have a variety of sizes of your stones or if you add in some ceramic media. The smaller rocks or ceramic media will help round any parts of your rocks that have any dips or any corners. They really look good, especially for your first time plus experimenting. I'm going to find part 1 of this video and watch it now. Thanks for sharing!✌️🤠
Thank you, Kyla Abegglen, I really appreciate you watching. Others have said they thought those were fluorite also, but I have some fluorite and it does not look the same to me, but I am as I say no expert. And if you watch the next video, I do add in ceramic media to make up some volume. We will see at the end if this experiment was a good one or a fail.
Hey there Kyla Abegglen I think you were spot on about the Fluorite comment, upon further review and learning I believe you are 100% correct, good call and thank you.
Passed with flying colors! If I could handle the sound I'd love to tumble rocks :) You had found some very nice specimens to tumble so it was extra nice to see the results! I'm binge watching these now so am not sure if you adjusted any of your system, but I was wondering if you looked at rocks of the same type under the scope and took pictures before tumbling, and then compared the rocks after, if differences between how the different methods affected the rocks might be more obvious? You probably considered doing that and I may have missed you mentioning it - I was listening with headphones while doing some chores and went out of range a couple of times - but made it back in time to see the results of the experiment! I'm looking forward to see what you try next :)
Hey there SacTownAimee, good to see you. I have not done so yet, I do have some of the colorful debris from some of the bags the rocks came in though and was going to use my scope on them, but I think you may have just inspired me again, thank you. And if you have any rocks you want tumbled let me know.
I have a rock Tumblr but I never the rugs with it in the summertime or use it for black powder and in the winter I use it for cleaning my brass 5.56. Maybe someday I’ll tumble a rock or two of them rocks look amazing good job 👍
Hey there Diamond Lou's Fireworks, good to see you and if you go look at Pt. 1 I show the "barrel" I use for my brass, that and some SS pins and a little Lemi-Shine and oh my how they shine!
I came back to watch again and my "Like" was gone! Really have enjoyed this. Sharing this one daughter she liked different smoothed rocks when we've gone to gift shops years ago. Hope all is well ❤️
Hi there Clmk xoxo, it's good to see you my friend, and thank you for watching and commenting. We are doing well, Heather is getting better at walking so that is great. We hope you have been well also, and thank you for sharing this out.
The Amathyst is a real pretty one for sure, I would like to find some without internal cracks and try making faceted gems out of it, but that will be down the road a bit.
great job this is a very fun to watch i know why you are takeing your time they are very nicegreat job you might have to tell who you name the tumblers aftre too cool
That rock with the schiller iridescence (you called it "chatoyancy" which is the characteristic shimmer of tiger eye) is likely labradorite or some other plagioclase feldspar such as moonstone. NOTE: feldspars have a Mohs hardness between 5 and 6, and you have harder silicates in that batch such as the tiger eye and amazonite which have a hardness between 7 and 8.
Hi, Chubby. The rocks came out AU58 or better. (First time grading tumbling) I enjoyed your experiment. I am looking forward to Pt. III. Put me down for the first bag. *TYU*
Howdy there Donald in New Mexico. Thank you for the high grade, hopefully I can get full bell lines/steps MS70 when done! LOL. I don't know for sure what I will do with them yet, but stay tuned my friend, stay tuned!
Hey there Donald in New Mexico, I hope life has been treating you well my friend. I keep going to my mail box expecting to see some rocks from you. Are you a procrastinator like me? or since you don't see me in chat that my offer is no longer valid? Please let me know.
@@MrChubbyHubby. my brother and I are going to set up a way to get started. It's in the conversation phase right now. I have the money and he has some rocks.
Just finished the video. Noticed that the 4 vane had used the grit and the no vane had some grit left. Might be a little too violent with the vanes and therefore shattering the brittle media instead of slowly abrading the rocks with a more gentle tumble.
Hello Scott Owens 1535 and I am sorry I missed this for so long. You could be right about the vanes, since I got some real barrels I have kind of left these on the back burner, I had some leaking issues as well. The large sized ones seemed to work well, although being a Noob I underfilled the barrels and kind of messed up a batch, although again that was me. So if you are going to try this, maybe go look at my XL DIY barrel videos.
the tumbling is supposed to represent what mother does in rivers and creeks.... which you need various sizes of stones to get a smooth tumble. the first two staged grit smooths the stone. the last two stages works the polish on the stone. which is why the makers of the barrels made them out of rubber to keep A: a smooth action with your tumbling. B: to keep the barrel from leaking. which is why they recommend filling your barrel 3/4's full
Hi there Billy Whitehorn, thank you for the info and for stopping by. Yes these barrels are I think done for now, they kept leaking worse and worse with each stage, keep an eye out for an update on these stones coming soon.
Hi there Freckled and Frugal, I am sorry I missed this comment, thank you very much for stopping by, and if you ever need help or advice on tumbling, please let me know.
These are looking amazing here so far. Sorry my phone wouldn't let me text anymore. It was weird. Finally got it back. When I purchased the leegol electric tumbler they sent me those barrels, so it was super lucky. They work well plus I can see if I messed up as it's tumbling.
Just turned on a 6×6 star/diamond tumbler that had rocks left in half the double ended barrel for 5 years. I opened it and the bottom 2 inches was concrete with embedded Rock's but it had held its water so after cleaning the seal and tumbling for a half hour it looked fine upon opening. You gotta kinda think it's concrete Allright but there's no lime or other binders and even if there was your beating rocks into it that are much harder and it goes away quickly. But don't put it down your sink!
Hey there Scott Owens 1535, wow and holy cow! 5 years! I bet that water smelled nice. I have a friend that has a friend that turns her tumblers off over night all the time with no issue, and then other folks will run out to dump everything if the power goes out for an hour, so it's all over the map. But yes for sure never down the drain!
@@MrChubbyHubby. well thank you for consideration sir and I'm having fun learning about the ins and outs of the tumbling fun.. Learning alot by doing it mostly with all you friends that are doing the same.. May your pipes roll fine Rock's my friend! Slow slury is my friend. If it sounds like grinding instead of hitting your on your way!
Hey there My Other Self, thank you for the kind words, and it only takes 7 days per step, there are 4 official steps, plus a lot of Lapidaries also do a burnishing step, but that is usually only several hours to a day or or so.
Hi there Bob Bieker, thank you for stopping by. That is a gold panning classifier, that one is a number 8, which means 8 lines per inch, they come in various sizes and are used to classify the paydirt down to fine stuff so it can be panned. I bought that one from Pro/Stock metal detectors in Plainwell MI, I think he has an ebay store, otherwise Garrett Metal Detector makes them, or try amazon. Hope this helps although I should tell you I have been having some issues with grit getting stuck on the cross grid under the screen, if you have a outdoor hose to rinse with that might not be a problem, but just pouring water like I do does not seems to rinse it out well.
Hi there GemstoneBrad, and thank you for that, The Dude Rolls Rocks scooped you on the id though, check him out as he has some really good content. Thank you for stopping by my new friend.
Hey there Angie Nicholas, well sadly it did turn into a fail, I was having leaking issues with these barrels, plus I goofed up, but stay tuned as I am rerolling these and they should be done again soon.
Put your guesses in the comments as to Pass/Fail.
This is so informative! The rock with the lines as you said is rainbow obsidian, and the one with the flash of color is labradorite. Thanks for doing this series.
They all turned out Great Looking!! The tigers eye was Beautiful!!
Thank you Cyclonic Silver, will see at the end.
Now that was really interesting to watch ! They all turned out great ! I seen a little fluorite in the one rock with the flash of color when you turned the rock. I can't wait to see the next step. Your rock tumbler works awesome 👍😊
Hi there Up North Adventures With CCC, thank you for the kind words and encouragement. If you mean the rock at 10:17 another commentor said it was Labradorite, and when I looked up some pics they look very similar, although I am no expert, in fact that is one aspect of this hobby I struggle a bit with, sometimes it's hard to go from a picture in a book or internet to what you have in your hand. That's one of the reasons I bought a hardness test kit, I figured that way I may not know it's name but I can get an idea as to whether it will tumble and how well .Thank you for stopping by.
Hey there Heatherschubbyhubby I can't wait for part three. This is really interesting my friend. I wish you good luck in your experiments. 🤔😉🙃
Hi there AlwaysWantingMoreSilver, thank you very much for your kind words, keep your fingers crossed for me please.
You figured out the weight discrepancy at the end. It was the type of rock. Huey and Louie each had two pieces of probably fluorite, the green stuff that wore down to small pieces. I don't think Dewey had any fluorite. The blue rock may be sodalite and the rock with the spot that flashed blue was labradorite. The flash is labradorescence. I'd say you were successful. You might need to work on a tighter seal and forget the veins on the inside. Be happy.
Howdy there The Dude Rolls Rocks, When I loaded the barrels I used the same rocks and the same size or as close as possible, if you go look at Pt. 1 I show the various piles. Also I don't think any of them were fluorite, but I am no expert so may be wrong, I do have some fluorite and they don't look like what I used though so I am not sure. Thank you for the view and the comment.
Hey there Dude, after looking things over more I think you and some others were right, those were pieces of green fluorite, I have some rainbow fluorite and I was basing my earlier answer on that, I also goofed in my assumption that since that was a mix sold for tumbling that it was all Mohs 7, opsie, sodalite is not and neither is that fluorite, so we try again.
@@MrChubbyHubby. It is the sign of intelligence to review your past assumptions and kindness to post about it. I wasn't sure either as I don't have much fluorite. Thank you my friend.
The first of the last is gorgeous!
Hey there @Dawn, you mean that blue one with the shimmers? that thing is sweet! looks like an opal a bit to me.
I hit the reminder & still missed it..you did a great job heatherschubbyhubby they’re beautiful 🤩
It's ok Sister Shimpy, I know you are there in spirit, so no worries. Thank you for the kind words, and as CanCan would say " no you are a beautiful, and you rock!"
Those turned out great! Thanks for sharing.
Hey there Lady Bluegrass, thank you, stay tuned for an update.
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing.
Howdy there 710 is Oil UpSide DowN, thank you for the kind words and the view.
Nice going. Tiny pieces are flourite and that piece of blue tigers eye is very nice!!! The opal effect one is labradorite and is gorgeous 😍 great chatoyancy in deed. Pass
I’m calling it a winner winner chicken dinner!! I have almost no knowledge about those stones, but they sure are purdy👍✌️
Hey there Cyclops Staxx, thank you for the kind words buddy, and yes they sure are purdy, and getting prettier.
G'DAY G'DAY HEATHER'SCHUBBYHUBBY
THATS A PASS TO ME, THEY ALL LOOK PRETTY DAMN SPECKY TO ME, AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME
WELL DONE THANKYOU FOR SHARING, CANNT BELIEVE THIS IS YOUR FIRST TIME TUMBLING, BUT ABSOLUTELY STUNNING PIECES, CONGRATULATIONS, CAN'T WAIT TO SEE MORE 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝...
Thank you for your kind words Anna Albert, and yes I am a total NOOB when it comes to tumbling, but I am learning as I go, stay tuned for more pretty coming soon.
This is the first video of yours that I've watched. Very cool PVC barrels, I'm impressed! I wonder if the little green ones that shrunk so much are fluorite, that is a softer stone. The one with the blue chatoyancy is labradorite, my top favorite stone!😍 I have a couple tumblers and I know that they round better in stage 1 & 2 if you have a variety of sizes of your stones or if you add in some ceramic media. The smaller rocks or ceramic media will help round any parts of your rocks that have any dips or any corners. They really look good, especially for your first time plus experimenting. I'm going to find part 1 of this video and watch it now. Thanks for sharing!✌️🤠
Thank you, Kyla Abegglen, I really appreciate you watching. Others have said they thought those were fluorite also, but I have some fluorite and it does not look the same to me, but I am as I say no expert. And if you watch the next video, I do add in ceramic media to make up some volume. We will see at the end if this experiment was a good one or a fail.
Hey there Kyla Abegglen I think you were spot on about the Fluorite comment, upon further review and learning I believe you are 100% correct, good call and thank you.
That tigers eye is beautiful!
Thank you, I hope my efforts will make it more so, stay tuned and thank you for checking in.
Wow they are absolutely beautiful 🥰❤️
Hi there @Furry, Plants, and Coins!, thank you much, hope they finish well.
Passed with flying colors! If I could handle the sound I'd love to tumble rocks :) You had found some very nice specimens to tumble so it was extra nice to see the results! I'm binge watching these now so am not sure if you adjusted any of your system, but I was wondering if you looked at rocks of the same type under the scope and took pictures before tumbling, and then compared the rocks after, if differences between how the different methods affected the rocks might be more obvious? You probably considered doing that and I may have missed you mentioning it - I was listening with headphones while doing some chores and went out of range a couple of times - but made it back in time to see the results of the experiment! I'm looking forward to see what you try next :)
Hey there SacTownAimee, good to see you. I have not done so yet, I do have some of the colorful debris from some of the bags the rocks came in though and was going to use my scope on them, but I think you may have just inspired me again, thank you. And if you have any rocks you want tumbled let me know.
I'm enjoying this... 👍
I have a rock Tumblr but I never the rugs with it in the summertime or use it for black powder and in the winter I use it for cleaning my brass 5.56. Maybe someday I’ll tumble a rock or two of them rocks look amazing good job 👍
Hey there Diamond Lou's Fireworks, good to see you and if you go look at Pt. 1 I show the "barrel" I use for my brass, that and some SS pins and a little Lemi-Shine and oh my how they shine!
I came back to watch again and my "Like" was gone! Really have enjoyed this. Sharing this one daughter she liked different smoothed rocks when we've gone to gift shops years ago. Hope all is well ❤️
Hi there Clmk xoxo, it's good to see you my friend, and thank you for watching and commenting. We are doing well, Heather is getting better at walking so that is great. We hope you have been well also, and thank you for sharing this out.
Love the purple in Louie
The Amathyst is a real pretty one for sure, I would like to find some without internal cracks and try making faceted gems out of it, but that will be down the road a bit.
great job this is a very fun to watch i know why you are takeing your time they are very nicegreat job you might have to tell who you name the tumblers aftre too cool
Thank you for the kind words Mr. Ron. And those are named after Scrooge McDuck's nephews. Wait till you see what I named the two 12 lbs. barrels! LOL.
That rock with the schiller iridescence (you called it "chatoyancy" which is the characteristic shimmer of tiger eye) is likely labradorite or some other plagioclase feldspar such as moonstone.
NOTE: feldspars have a Mohs hardness between 5 and 6, and you have harder silicates in that batch such as the tiger eye and amazonite which have a hardness between 7 and 8.
Nice barrels that’s a great idea how do they hold up
That’s pretty awesome!!!
Hi, Chubby. The rocks came out AU58 or better. (First time grading tumbling) I enjoyed your experiment. I am looking forward to Pt. III. Put me down for the first bag. *TYU*
Howdy there Donald in New Mexico. Thank you for the high grade, hopefully I can get full bell lines/steps MS70 when done! LOL. I don't know for sure what I will do with them yet, but stay tuned my friend, stay tuned!
Hey there Donald in New Mexico, I hope life has been treating you well my friend. I keep going to my mail box expecting to see some rocks from you. Are you a procrastinator like me? or since you don't see me in chat that my offer is no longer valid? Please let me know.
I have been interested in rock tumbling for years.
Hey there JClikes pam, me too, and I finally got off my duff and did something about it, I thank you for following along.
@@MrChubbyHubby. my brother and I are going to set up a way to get started. It's in the conversation phase right now. I have the money and he has some rocks.
Just finished the video. Noticed that the 4 vane had used the grit and the no vane had some grit left. Might be a little too violent with the vanes and therefore shattering the brittle media instead of slowly abrading the rocks with a more gentle tumble.
Hello Scott Owens 1535 and I am sorry I missed this for so long. You could be right about the vanes, since I got some real barrels I have kind of left these on the back burner, I had some leaking issues as well. The large sized ones seemed to work well, although being a Noob I underfilled the barrels and kind of messed up a batch, although again that was me. So if you are going to try this, maybe go look at my XL DIY barrel videos.
They look great
Thank you Kayne Fryday, I appreciate your kind words buddy.
the tumbling is supposed to represent what mother does in rivers and creeks.... which you need various sizes of stones to get a smooth tumble. the first two staged grit smooths the stone. the last two stages works the polish on the stone. which is why the makers of the barrels made them out of rubber to keep A: a smooth action with your tumbling. B: to keep the barrel from leaking. which is why they recommend filling your barrel 3/4's full
Hi there Billy Whitehorn, thank you for the info and for stopping by. Yes these barrels are I think done for now, they kept leaking worse and worse with each stage, keep an eye out for an update on these stones coming soon.
you have officially inspired me to try this
Hi there Freckled and Frugal, I am sorry I missed this comment, thank you very much for stopping by, and if you ever need help or advice on tumbling, please let me know.
@@MrChubbyHubby. Oh no problem at all. I know how the comment section can be. Thank you, I really appreciate it
Pretty blue 💙 huew awesome.
They sure are pretty, thanks for stopping by.
Cool looking rocks. I’ve got a tumbler, but only use it to tumble coins found metal detecting.
Hey there alwaysseekingsilver, yeah I have a harbor freight one I used for that too, not seen much use lately though.
These are looking amazing here so far. Sorry my phone wouldn't let me text anymore. It was weird. Finally got it back. When I purchased the leegol electric tumbler they sent me those barrels, so it was super lucky. They work well plus I can see if I messed up as it's tumbling.
Thank you City Rockhounding, sorry you had an issue but glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, those barrels are really cool.
@@MrChubbyHubby. Thanks, these rocks you have are really cool! Amazing, looking forward to see them on the next one.
I lost my barrels for like two years, with tumbled rocks in them.. I let them tumble for ten minutes before opening them back up and they were fine!
Just turned on a 6×6 star/diamond tumbler that had rocks left in half the double ended barrel for 5 years. I opened it and the bottom 2 inches was concrete with embedded Rock's but it had held its water so after cleaning the seal and tumbling for a half hour it looked fine upon opening.
You gotta kinda think it's concrete Allright but there's no lime or other binders and even if there was your beating rocks into it that are much harder and it goes away quickly.
But don't put it down your sink!
Hey there Scott Owens 1535, wow and holy cow! 5 years! I bet that water smelled nice. I have a friend that has a friend that turns her tumblers off over night all the time with no issue, and then other folks will run out to dump everything if the power goes out for an hour, so it's all over the map. But yes for sure never down the drain!
@@MrChubbyHubby. well thank you for consideration sir and I'm having fun learning about the ins and outs of the tumbling fun..
Learning alot by doing it mostly with all you friends that are doing the same..
May your pipes roll fine Rock's my friend!
Slow slury is my friend.
If it sounds like grinding instead of hitting your on your way!
Very Kool mate 💚👊
Brother Spud Lee thank you Mate, although I think it is you who are the Kool one!
Wow I can't believe it only takes 7 days! 9:13 looks like blue tiger eye. Really interesting experiment HCH. Great job!!!!
Hey there My Other Self, thank you for the kind words, and it only takes 7 days per step, there are 4 official steps, plus a lot of Lapidaries also do a burnishing step, but that is usually only several hours to a day or or so.
I watched a video where there was 4" rubber caps for the PVC
Thank you Chubby!
You are most welcome CynCityNV, although I had a leaking issue with these, so be warned and thank you for watching.
Pass! It's a good setup you built there! What kind of grit do you use? I'm new to tumbling.
Hey there City Rockhounding that is Polly Plastics 60 grit silicon carbide. And thank you for the kind words, they seem to have worked well.
@@MrChubbyHubby. Nice, looking forward to seeming them!
@@CityRockhounding About 15 more minutes my friend.
HCH I think they are beautiful!
Hello there Dawn the Metal Detective, thank you very much, they seem to be coming along given the fact that I am a total noob at this rock stuff.
@@MrChubbyHubby. your doing great.
Cool
Howdy there Jeff Crumpler, thank you.
Where did you buy your strainer at, that sitting on the bucket?
Hi there Bob Bieker, thank you for stopping by. That is a gold panning classifier, that one is a number 8, which means 8 lines per inch, they come in various sizes and are used to classify the paydirt down to fine stuff so it can be panned. I bought that one from Pro/Stock metal detectors in Plainwell MI, I think he has an ebay store, otherwise Garrett Metal Detector makes them, or try amazon. Hope this helps although I should tell you I have been having some issues with grit getting stuck on the cross grid under the screen, if you have a outdoor hose to rinse with that might not be a problem, but just pouring water like I do does not seems to rinse it out well.
@@MrChubbyHubby. Thanks for getting back to me and I will give those locations a try.
the blue on in the third barrel looks like labradorite
Hi there GemstoneBrad, and thank you for that, The Dude Rolls Rocks scooped you on the id though, check him out as he has some really good content. Thank you for stopping by my new friend.
INTRIQUEING
Hey there Musselshell thank you and glad you stopped by buddy.
Labradorite 👍
Hey there Tungston, yes It's a pretty one for sure.
like labrodite that pretty rock
Hi there Angie Nicholas, thank you for stopping by, and you will like what's coming up, I have 5 lbs of Labradorite so lots to come.
Nice set up. Thanks for checking out my channel.
Thank you Armando from the Vault, and thank you for checking out mine, appreciate it my new friend.
RIGHT ON!!!! Pass
Hello there Katie Graham-Honorary Gypsy thank you for the kind words and for checking in.
Hello mate
Hey there Kayne Fryday, good to see you buddy.
Pass
I sure hope so Nic's Coins!
not a fail
Hey there Angie Nicholas, well sadly it did turn into a fail, I was having leaking issues with these barrels, plus I goofed up, but stay tuned as I am rerolling these and they should be done again soon.