Excellent tutorial, you do fine work without fancy cabbing machines. It was just what I needed to see with my limited resources, now I feel I can make stones to set myself.
What an amazing piece of work. Beautiful finish. You have given me all the information I needed to turn a small glassy blue rock into a polished round stone for a ring.👍I do not have the proper tools either. Thanks again.
Have you a full video showing cutting methods? I make jewellery and have a SR pendulum flex shaft, and need to cut stones smaller before tumbling, I’ve got plenty water lol supplied by a iv bag and line, and have adapted a really useful box and lid to turn the flex shaft into a mini table saw with a adapted sponge at the back to help keep the blade wet and catch over spray as said box is full of water as well as the iv line, don’t think hubby would appreciate a soggy shed! It’s good to see other ways! 😊
Ahhamazing OH-K R E A L L Y. I've never Seen or been shown Anything made so easy Wonderful job. I was blessed learning from industrial metal artisans Never was it made this easy 😳 Dam good video , 🤔 How i missed the type of grinding stone AND THE DIAMOND {THING} Are beyond me 😣 So I'll have to blame it on the 5oo other videos I've watched on similar subjects . But i really appreciate this. After a catastrophic life changing injury Bed ridden for 7 years out of ? Boredom ? Started using metal tools again although on a much smaller scale. And my first attempts were surprisingly Good selling my first {Rings} & jewelry Projects for a few hundred dollars Back then unfortunately i coded a few time with some brain trama ect ect ECT l forgot how to do the simple tricks that helped me craft these 1 of a kind items. THE BAD MY VERY OLD TOOLS AND STOCK SOME NOT REPLACEABLE from family and other journeyman ENY way like everything else I'm wekin on it 😂 glad l stumbled on your video [ way to many bad ones out there frfr] I'll definitely check ✔️ Any i may have missed or you may do in the future .I encourage all of your endeavor's. Teachers are Born not made THANKS AGAIN
P.s It took me a minute but the grinding wheel 😳 Got it 🤔 The DIAMOND THING I'm really not sure about. Idk I might figger it out later Really hope you keep on with your tutorials
@@troysatterfield8817 I find it hard to make spesific size stones. Sometimes harder stones can remove it self from the superglue if Im too agressive on the grinding stone. Slow is the key.
Awesome video, thx a lot :) I do have a question, my thai friend is collecting stones up to 20 cm wide and long with crystal inside, and I want to get her a tool to cut them. what would be the best way? dremel with special stone cutting attachement?
Without tools specific to cutting masonry/ceramic/stone, yes it's likely that a diamond cutting wheel for a Dremel or other rotary tool is the easiest and most cost effective solution. The most important thing is keeping the cutting surfaces cool. An angle grinder or low-priced tile saw, or even a ceramic/tile blade on a standard table saw could work. Really almost any form of abrasive cutting tool will suffice, just don't let the "blade" get too hot. Use water or make short passes and let the blade cool off in between.
I've been thinking of trying this before I saw your video. I'm impressed with how small you took it down to.. What was the Liquid you pour on the stone before cutting ? Was it mineral oil?
Did you get the gravel for your driveway from a company in California? Or was it a joke that you found it there. It wouldn't surprise me if serpentine was just mixed in.
Näin äkkiä ajateltuna en usko että ainakaan mitään terävää työkalua ei taida saada helposti tehtyä. Mutta jonkun työkalun kahvan voisi saada aikaiseksi. 🤔
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@@Lazywatchsmith Jep. Jonkinlainen suomustusrauta tms mieleen. Jokin keittiöön liittyvä voisi herättää kiinnostusta? Uritettu taso jonka päällä hangata kuoret pois.. 🤔
Excellent tutorial, you do fine work without fancy cabbing machines. It was just what I needed to see with my limited resources, now I feel I can make stones to set myself.
😊😊
I would never have believed this if I had not watched it!
Thanks
Patricia
Thanks for sharing i have a lot of white quarts stone and was looking for this type of video so now i can cut and polish again thank you
At least I know those cutting disks are sturdier than I thought. Thank you and very nice work.
Loved watching this! Very inspiring!
How cool is this!!! I cannot wait to do this. The tools and info are priceless. THANK YOU Lazy Watchsmith...
Beautiful! Would make pretty gems for jewelry!
What an amazing piece of work. Beautiful finish. You have given me all the information I needed to turn a small glassy blue rock into a polished round stone for a ring.👍I do not have the proper tools either. Thanks again.
Here, it's wondeeful what you can do when you use your head isn't it!! Youve got a great head on ya, and thankyou fella!!
Wow that turned out really pretty!
Have you a full video showing cutting methods? I make jewellery and have a SR pendulum flex shaft, and need to cut stones smaller before tumbling, I’ve got plenty water lol supplied by a iv bag and line, and have adapted a really useful box and lid to turn the flex shaft into a mini table saw with a adapted sponge at the back to help keep the blade wet and catch over spray as said box is full of water as well as the iv line, don’t think hubby would appreciate a soggy shed! It’s good to see other ways! 😊
Like very much excellent workmanship and useful skills as well
Very creative. GENIUS
Ahhamazing OH-K R E A L L Y. I've never Seen or been shown Anything made so easy Wonderful job. I was blessed learning from industrial metal artisans Never was it made this easy 😳 Dam good video , 🤔 How i missed the type of grinding stone AND THE DIAMOND {THING} Are beyond me 😣 So I'll have to blame it on the 5oo other videos I've watched on similar subjects . But i really appreciate this. After a catastrophic life changing injury Bed ridden for 7 years out of ? Boredom ? Started using metal tools again although on a much smaller scale.
And my first attempts were surprisingly Good selling my first {Rings} & jewelry Projects for a few hundred dollars Back then unfortunately i coded a few time with some brain trama ect ect ECT l forgot how to do the simple tricks that helped me craft these 1 of a kind items. THE BAD MY VERY OLD TOOLS AND STOCK SOME NOT REPLACEABLE from family and other journeyman ENY way
like everything else I'm wekin on it 😂 glad l stumbled on your video [ way to many bad ones out there frfr] I'll definitely check ✔️ Any i may have missed or you may do in the future .I encourage all of your endeavor's. Teachers are Born not made THANKS AGAIN
P.s It took me a minute but the grinding wheel 😳 Got it 🤔 The DIAMOND THING I'm really not sure about. Idk I might figger it out later Really hope you keep on with your tutorials
@@troysatterfield8817 I find it hard to make spesific size stones. Sometimes harder stones can remove it self from the superglue if Im too agressive on the grinding stone. Slow is the key.
Beautiful sharing 👍
Nice work!
Nice job thanks for sharing
Could you tell me what to type in on amazon to get the pink grinding stone? Thanks
Great cabochon making😊
Awesome! Thank you
Beautiful technique! Thank you!
Awesome video, thx a lot :) I do have a question, my thai friend is collecting stones up to 20 cm wide and long with crystal inside, and I want to get her a tool to cut them. what would be the best way? dremel with special stone cutting attachement?
Without tools specific to cutting masonry/ceramic/stone, yes it's likely that a diamond cutting wheel for a Dremel or other rotary tool is the easiest and most cost effective solution. The most important thing is keeping the cutting surfaces cool. An angle grinder or low-priced tile saw, or even a ceramic/tile blade on a standard table saw could work. Really almost any form of abrasive cutting tool will suffice, just don't let the "blade" get too hot. Use water or make short passes and let the blade cool off in between.
wow.... amazing...
Thanks.
@@Lazywatchsmith I Hope on further mutual support to let our both' s channels grow and groe .... Have a nice new week dear !!!
I've been thinking of trying this before I saw your video. I'm impressed with how small you took it down to.. What was the Liquid you pour on the stone before cutting ? Was it mineral oil?
Water need only water
@@giorgiodeste8023 nice ty
Awesome 👍💞
cool video.
made it look so fun
what is the pink disc you used to rough polish the cab
thanks
It's just a grinder stone. Thanks for watching.
Very clever technique.
Is that diamond thing - seen at 5:12 - is that just a diamond sharpener for knives, tools and such??
Yes it is.
Did you get the gravel for your driveway from a company in California? Or was it a joke that you found it there. It wouldn't surprise me if serpentine was just mixed in.
I live in Finland and it really was on my driveway. Thanks for watching.
Very nice
WOW
Please make an opal shape stone's video
Maybe you should wear some hand protection
Can anyone share a polish paste to use please
Sir, can I ask what is the diamond thing tool name?
Watch 1:21
Sullakin on prius, ja nurmikko pitkää ja tarveaineet niin vähissä et pitää pihalta ottaa! Me ollaan niin samiksia.
Mitäs meinaat kivellä nyt tehdä?
Pitäähän ituhipillä prius olla. Täytyy kattoo jos sen kiven johonki keksis laittaa. Oli muuten melko pehmeetä kiveä.
Hinee kivi oli kiven sisällä! Joskus kivikaudella itekkin kaivelin kiviä. Mukavaa puuhaa. Josko joskus uudelleen..
Ei kannata julkisesti kiviänsä kaivella.😬
Great demonstration. Will I try this? I want to, but who knows when I'll get the time. How long did it take you overall?
I think it was about 1 hour. Some stones might be harder and more time consuming.
What's the name of this agates.
BUNGUR TANJUNG BINTANG
Tulipa siitä hieno! Vielä kun saataisiin joku geologi paikalle kertomaan mikä mineraali on kyseessä.
Olisko dinosauruksen jätös🤔
@@Lazywatchsmith Ei ole koproliitti :D Voisi olla serpentiniitti.
@@styrbjornkullberg3879 joo tota veikkas joku toinenkin. Kiitos kun katsoit.
What is the name of that tool?
What tool?
Siitä tuli hieno 👍
Kiitos. Tätä on pitäny kokeilla vuodeta 2005, mutta ei oo kerenny. Kyllä muuten oli tehokas tuo dremelin laikka.
@@Lazywatchsmith Meinasitko tehdä siitä korun? Saiskohan kivestä tehtyä työkalua? Jotain piikirvestä parempaa 🤔
Näin äkkiä ajateltuna en usko että ainakaan mitään terävää työkalua ei taida saada helposti tehtyä. Mutta jonkun työkalun kahvan voisi saada aikaiseksi. 🤔
@@Lazywatchsmith Jep. Jonkinlainen suomustusrauta tms mieleen. Jokin keittiöön liittyvä voisi herättää kiinnostusta? Uritettu taso jonka päällä hangata kuoret pois.. 🤔
@ tuota täytyy miettiä. Kivilaadulla lienee iso merkitys🤔
❤️❤️⭐💎⭐
Nättii
Kiitti
@@Lazywatchsmith its Beautiful 👍💓
OMG I love it (●♡∀♡)
And.......?
Nothing. Maybe a pendant some day 🤔
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