Yeah, buddy! I had to search for these videos so I could make sure I wrote down all the details-your sources for diamond powder, etc. I am so glad I stumbled on your videos-you really know your stuff and have imparted valuable time and money-saving lessons. I cannot thank you enough, HomeTown!!!
Sweet & gummy texture. 😜 You make it look so easy. 🙏Thank you so much for teaching these tips and tricks. It’s super helpful for those of us who are newbies. 🤌
This is brilliant! Man, home lapidary folks are insanely creative! Also, yes, I would love links to where you get all your supplies 😀! Also also, are you based in NYC as your channel name suggests?! If so, hiya lapidary neighbor!
I'm skeptical of this process working as you say it does. How does the flex seal flat lap wear in and maintain being a flat surface? Does it not have give to it? It would seam from what you showed here that your leather wheel isn't actually polishing the stone but rather you're just rubbing wax on a stone and burnishing it which isn't really polishing it at all.
having give is the whole point. its a soft disk. previously i was lapping on hard diamond plates and i was finding it really time consuming to get a consistent dome but i find these softer disks are easier to work with. btw i like your channel, iv seen your videos before!
@@sweetgumnyc7794 So you're treating the lapping wheel more like a sponge backed disc then meant for dome vs. something hard to make a flat polished surface then?
Yeah, buddy! I had to search for these videos so I could make sure I wrote down all the details-your sources for diamond powder, etc. I am so glad I stumbled on your videos-you really know your stuff and have imparted valuable time and money-saving lessons. I cannot thank you enough, HomeTown!!!
Its always fun when i find someone who likes to diy and mod basically everything like me
Sweet & gummy texture. 😜 You make it look so easy. 🙏Thank you so much for teaching these tips and tricks. It’s super helpful for those of us who are newbies. 🤌
This channel is a gem lol. Thanks!
very cool DIY!!!!!! Thanks for sharing ✌🤠✌
Thanks for watching!
This is brilliant! Man, home lapidary folks are insanely creative!
Also, yes, I would love links to where you get all your supplies 😀!
Also also, are you based in NYC as your channel name suggests?! If so, hiya lapidary neighbor!
Thanks for the tutorial and tips! Amazing!
What grit of silicon carbide is the rubber lap you used for the lapis , if I understand well, you have different range of grits
yea i used 100 grit for the lap i used in the video
@@sweetgumnyc7794 Thank you so much!
Before your video i saw i have made this ones.but in 1200 grit and 600 grit.the results are very good.
do we must use liquid rubber or we can use resin or epoxy '
Is it shiny from the wax
Audio only comes out of the left channel!
How thick is your acrilic mold?
1/4" but i dont think thats critical
Thanks for the great Idea!
Genius! I'm going to see if I can duplicate this! Thanks!
Have fun!
Ooh, idea… could you mix your diamond powder directly into melted wax and then just treat the leather with that 🤔?
Are you based in nyc ? And is their any way to contact you via business email or zoom ?
Link for diamond please.
Thank you!
I'm skeptical of this process working as you say it does.
How does the flex seal flat lap wear in and maintain being a flat surface? Does it not have give to it?
It would seam from what you showed here that your leather wheel isn't actually polishing the stone but rather you're just rubbing wax on a stone and burnishing it which isn't really polishing it at all.
having give is the whole point. its a soft disk. previously i was lapping on hard diamond plates and i was finding it really time consuming to get a consistent dome but i find these softer disks are easier to work with. btw i like your channel, iv seen your videos before!
@@sweetgumnyc7794 So you're treating the lapping wheel more like a sponge backed disc then meant for dome vs. something hard to make a flat polished surface then?
exacty@@CurrentlyRockhounding
I was watching this without knowing what lapidary is 😅
Where the vivarium