*Works well for a DIY home improvement job **MyBest.Tools** A little sloppy in the cut. Water reservoir is too small. Cut one 20" tile - time to refill.*
So we setup our tile saw for the first time and ran our matric material attached to some calcite clams (Ruck's Pit, FL) - we made mess... I'm like there has got to be a better way to all of this: and in like 3 videos I'm watching you show one heck of an entry level answer. Thanks man.
You have made me so happy! Been collecting stuff for years to make myself a little hobby shop but some equipment is elusive due to price. Not only do I have a tile saw like that already but you have me looking at tools we hardly ever use with new eyes. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! Hell yes! This is why I haven’t gone down the sponsor route yet. Cause it’s about doin what you can with what you got, when the stones “are calling to you”. I effing love it Dave! Seriously!
Again thank you my friend for a great video. Such good alternatives for us who can't afford the crazy expensive machines. I hope you and everyone is doing great
perfect. ive been ordering opal to work, and had planned on doing most of my work with a dremel, because i cant quite afford a genie just yet. i was thinking about converting a bench grinder, but this is a much better option. i have used tile saws in the past to cut agate, and jasper. never thought to dismantle one, to make it horizontal, and adding lap blades. this is awesome! thanks! liked and subscribed.
I'm watching this video for the second time about a year after using it to make a tile saw flat lap. It would be hard to overstate how much of a game changer it has been for my lapidary journey. I now have access to a full lapidary shop but still do my shaping at home (saving time and money)... on my tile saw flat lap! Thanks!
I have learned a lot from watching. I've got a 12 speed bench press drill that has a 1/2 inch arbor shaft. That shaft runs flat lap, cab shaping blades and some polishing. It runs 200 rpm to just under 4000 rpm. I need a new trim saw. Digging around, my trim blade fits my bench grinder, might give it a try. The arbor shaft wore out on my lortone
@@ubarukenchi3559 you can definitely do it just be safe. They’re so close to power and the water goes everywhere. Sometimes you can buy an arbor attachment for a bench grinder to hold that blade out a little bit more than super easy to build something around the blade to house water.
I use the same water jug but what I did was drill a hole on the bottom of the water container and placed a water drip system for plants into it and used the e 6000 to water proof the hole and it’s great thanks for the idea
Hiya Dave, so you made it back home, dude that's how I worked on my stones for years, it does work and that's a fact. The one I used , I bought it at Harbor Freight and I took the table off, and it still works. I did get the flat lap like the one you have. Well I'm glad you made it back home safe. I hope you have a awesome blessed day. Cya!
It's awesome that you also use a tile saw as a flat lap I don't think I've ever seen anyone do it online but it just makes sense to me especially since it's already intended to get wet anyway I got back safe and sound and it's good to be home
@@lapidarydave hey I thought I was the only one who ever thought of doing it like that, and the blade for cutting makes a good grinder, you can shape your stone before you start doing the finishing work.
As with anything else..the real satisfaction should come when you think "I didnt spend megabucks to get this thing off the ground" and with a little more handiwork plus scraps and repurposed scrap you'd have a real good setup running that even LOOKS GOOD! (I think Lapidary Dave wanted to demonstrate that it takes hardly much time, money at all to get "something that works" off the ground! Thats the spirit!
Hey Dave!!! Thanks so much for your content and sharing your experience! I bought this same tile saw like 4 yrs ago to cut some Larimar I got from the DR to make something g for my wife- I STILL HAVENT FINISHED HER PROJECT!!! 🤦♂️ Your videos have reinspired me, but I’m still at a loss of what saw blades to buy and where to get them. I appreciated your harbor freight video- Would you mind making a quick video of which saw blades to buy to use for flat lap with this tile saw, which ones to use for cutting/shaping, and how you recommend polishing? Thank you again!!!
Hey my friend, I’m a little busy and unable to make the video but there’s a company called MK diamond that makes some of the best blades in the Lapidary industry. They also make a blade for tile saws specifically.
Very cool. Just looking at it, I'm curious if you couldn't get the same use out of it just replacing the saw bale with a diamond lap, then raising the motor so that you would have more surface than you would get on a standard saw blade? It would be more of a 'side lap' than a flat lap, but still similar functionality?
Thanks for your quick response you mentioned seeing a video where someone cabs with all hard disks would you be able to tell me where to find it please? Btw I’m in Santa Fe
Do you know I don’t know Have any videos like that and other people out there that do it especially overseas but I’m sorry I don’t know of any other top of my head if I find any I will send you a link Also it’s super awesome that you are in Santa Fe I got to Santa Fe often to visit friends and to see shows that now before the Rona if you’re ever up in Taos let me know you’re always welcome to come use my shop
4:47 i built myself a sharpening station for my water stones and how i setup my drip system is i found this tiny 50gph water pump 1.5”x1.5” cube that has a variable speed built in and came with the correct hose, it was designed for a fish tank and i got it for $8…. later i realized i have a junk coffee maker i could have sourced for a pump but $8 is a great option. after that i spent $12 on an electric pedal to turn the pump on and off. then i spent $8 on an adjustable water spout but the little npt threaded hose connection was another $12. i spent $40 total but if i didn’t want the adjustable spout it only would have cost $20 and if i used the coffee machine it would have only cost as much as the foot pedal which i can also use for other things like running the lapping machine
@@lapidarydave thank you. i’m still building my sharpening station but it’s mostly there and i’ve been using it for a couple of weeks and it is such a joy to use that i don’t know how i ever got along without it.
Hey there my friend thank you so much for watching I appreciate it big time I’m happy that this video was inspiring to you if you do return the flat lab do not tell them it’s because of my video LOL I’m still a hitech and cabking Sponsored artist and I don’t want him thinking that I am bad for business LOL
Been waiting for this one! I have that exact saw and the arbor is 5/8”. So far my research has only produced lap discs with half inch arbor size. Any ideas of how to get around this? And what are your thoughts on using a 6 inch or 8 inch disc as opposed to the original 7 inch? I live in an apartment and with this set up, could easily use it in my shower and make cabbing a reality. Excited.
What size wheel are you using in the video? I can only find 4 inch discs with a 5/8 arbor. Might you have a lead where I can score a bit bigger discs or have you tried just boring out the hole in the disc from 1/2 to fit the 5/8 arbor? Can you tell i'm jonesin to get this bad boy tore apart and start working my rocks ;-)
I really enjoyed this video as I do all your utube vids, My problem is, where do you find a lap disc with a 5/8 " arbor. all I can find is 4-5 " . all the 7 and 8" seem to all have 1/2" arbor hole. Anyway, keep doing the great job you are doing.
I bought the 7 inch portable wet saw with a 5/8 arbor. Can I use 6 or 8 inch discs??? I can't find 7 inch with 5/8. Do you need anything to go under disc?? I'm in Aztec
Hello there my friend thanks for watching and thanks for reaching out if you took apart the tile saw to where the arbor is no longer in cased by the plastic which was the reservoir that held the water in the tile so then yes you can use six or 8 inch discs if you were using hard diamond laps then no you do not need to back it with anything but obviously when you want to do some final sanding you’re gonna need a hard lap for sandpaper or diamond pads whatever you decide to use in my case I just apply silicon carbide sanding discs to the back of my hard laps and I use the hard lap as a master lap I hope this helps please let me know if you need any more assistance it’s always my pleasure to help anyway I can if you haven’t done so already please consider subscribing it really helps the channel
Thanks for the great idea Dave! My 10”tile saw has a 5/8 shaft and I’ve not been able to find a flat lap disc with a 5/8 hole. At least not in a 6,8,or 10 inch. They’re all 1/2” holes. Can you drill out the hole a little and use it like that?
I have a nice tile saw that’s pretty much set up for me to convert it to a flat lap it’s by skil cheap base model.my question is can I use hard disks up to 3000 grit to polish and or make cabs from agate, jasper ect
Absolutely my friend they make flat lab discs that go up to like 50,000 or 100,000 I’m happy to hear that you’re going to give it a shot enjoy and let me know how it goes
@@mcclarnon1974 yep you can use the back side of the flat lap disk as a backing plate and use spray adhesive to stick the paper to it Also to cava little bit better you might want to put some kind of foam backing in between the sandpaper and the disc which would give it some cushion and allow it to contour to the stone you can chop up an old yoga mat or buy some thin foam padding from the hardware store
I was wondering, could you use the tile saw without chopping it in half, would be a side lap lol, you could still have your water in the bottom and only be able to use half the blade but still keep it as a saw.
Yeah man, works great for shaping doesnt it; Not safe by any means but it works. EDIT* Also good to check the RPMs of any machine to see if capable to use diamond
@@lapidarydave Funny too because you could anchor that sucker down to something, build a "box" around it, and slap a proper drip feed on it and you'd have a $1000 shaping unit...Don't tell HP LOL!
I would say no In my opinion I don't think it's any more dangerous after I modified the way doing this video a tile saw was intended to be used with water and in fact I think the water is probably less likely to get to the motor by the way I am applying water to the flap then it is the way it comes brand new it is a wet tile saw after all :)
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*Works well for a DIY home improvement job **MyBest.Tools** A little sloppy in the cut. Water reservoir is too small. Cut one 20" tile - time to refill.*
i stick my garden hose in it with a valve and a short length of drip line to even out the flow and cut on a white plastic 6foot table. works awesome.
2 days after viewing this video, I found a used 7" tile saw on craigslist $20. I might have found a new hobby. Thanks Dave.
Absolutely awesome :) thanks for sharing
This was a very useful video Dave, thanks!
Also, I just love the intro....nothing like destroying with a sledge!
Love your videos. You make lapidary work actually seem accessible. Completely unlike most of the other people I see on here. Thanks man!
Thanks for watching:) it’s my pleasure to help in anyway I can especially if it helps people to get into the art
your the only man i have seen bust something apart to make it better😅👏
Your too kind :)
So we setup our tile saw for the first time and ran our matric material attached to some calcite clams (Ruck's Pit, FL) - we made mess... I'm like there has got to be a better way to all of this: and in like 3 videos I'm watching you show one heck of an entry level answer. Thanks man.
thanks for watching my friend :)
Glad I found this. I hope to put together a set up like this very soon! Thank you!
You have made me so happy! Been collecting stuff for years to make myself a little hobby shop but some equipment is elusive due to price. Not only do I have a tile saw like that already but you have me looking at tools we hardly ever use with new eyes. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! Hell yes! This is why I haven’t gone down the sponsor route yet. Cause it’s about doin what you can with what you got, when the stones “are calling to you”. I effing love it Dave! Seriously!
Rookie you are absolutely the best bro
Amazing! I took a cabbing class a few years ago and have been bummed that lapidary isn’t in my budget. Now I know I can. Thank you, Lapidary Dave!!
I'm always so thankful for your videos!!
Thank you so much for watching my friend I really appreciate your kindness
I LOVE the way you think! Thanks for this encouragement!
my pleasure thanks for watching
Thank you for your knowledge. Much appreciated keep ‘em coming ✌🏼
Thank you so much for showing hands on. Helps us newbs🤗
Totally my pleasure to help anyway I can :)
Again thank you my friend for a great video. Such good alternatives for us who can't afford the crazy expensive machines. I hope you and everyone is doing great
Thank you so much my friend :) it’s good to be back in New Mexico
That's genius. Thank You!
perfect. ive been ordering opal to work, and had planned on doing most of my work with a dremel, because i cant quite afford a genie just yet. i was thinking about converting a bench grinder, but this is a much better option. i have used tile saws in the past to cut agate, and jasper. never thought to dismantle one, to make it horizontal, and adding lap blades. this is awesome! thanks! liked and subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing my friend good luck on your build and feel free to ask me any questions anytime
amaizing !! I all ready had this!
I'm watching this video for the second time about a year after using it to make a tile saw flat lap. It would be hard to overstate how much of a game changer it has been for my lapidary journey.
I now have access to a full lapidary shop but still do my shaping at home (saving time and money)... on my tile saw flat lap! Thanks!
thank you for watching
What type of disk do I need and where can I fine it?
love the easy mod. You the best Dave.
No way :) your the best my friend
Thanks it’s important to reuse broken tools ! Good idea I have a old tile cutter
I have learned a lot from watching. I've got a 12 speed bench press drill that has a 1/2 inch arbor shaft. That shaft runs flat lap, cab shaping blades and some polishing. It runs 200 rpm to just under 4000 rpm. I need a new trim saw. Digging around, my trim blade fits my bench grinder, might give it a try. The arbor shaft wore out on my lortone
@@ubarukenchi3559 you can definitely do it just be safe. They’re so close to power and the water goes everywhere. Sometimes you can buy an arbor attachment for a bench grinder to hold that blade out a little bit more than super easy to build something around the blade to house water.
Great video. Fantastic idea. I've been eyeballing rough sugilite and wondering about polishing it. LOVE your show videos!!
Thank you so much for watching my friend :) good luck on the sugilite polishing
I’ve been waiting for this video idk 2 years lol thanks Dave
I use the same water jug but what I did was drill a hole on the bottom of the water container and placed a water drip system for plants into it and used the e 6000 to water proof the hole and it’s great thanks for the idea
So sorry for the wait my friend :) thanks for the info on the e6000 water jug I didn’t know that epoxy was water proof
Awesome idea dave 👍 ✌️ can't wait to see the drill press flat lap.. take care brother stay safe.
Definitely my friend the drill press flat lap is a awesome super simple setup :)
Love it! I didn’t think I was ever going to be able to cab- new sub!
Fantastic :) let me know it works out for you my friend
@@lapidarydave for sure! :)
Love it!
Hiya Dave, so you made it back home, dude that's how I worked on my stones for years, it does work and that's a fact. The one I used , I bought it at Harbor Freight and I took the table off, and it still works. I did get the flat lap like the one you have. Well I'm glad you made it back home safe. I hope you have a awesome blessed day.
Cya!
It's awesome that you also use a tile saw as a flat lap I don't think I've ever seen anyone do it online but it just makes sense to me especially since it's already intended to get wet anyway I got back safe and sound and it's good to be home
@@lapidarydave hey I thought I was the only one who ever thought of doing it like that, and the blade for cutting makes a good grinder, you can shape your stone before you start doing the finishing work.
As with anything else..the real satisfaction should come when you think "I didnt spend megabucks to get this thing off the ground" and with a little more handiwork plus scraps and repurposed scrap you'd have a real good setup running that even LOOKS GOOD! (I think Lapidary Dave wanted to demonstrate that it takes hardly much time, money at all to get "something that works" off the ground! Thats the spirit!
you nailed it :) 💎❤️ thanks for your support my friend
Beautiful view!! ✌🏻❤️😁
I love New Mexico
Nice!!! This video really helped me out. Just subbed
thanks my friend feel free to ask anything if you need any help
hellz yeah!!! awesome hack bro
Looks like I'm making a trip to Harbor Freight later today!
Nice one👍🏿
awesome!
You are awesome my friend thank you so much for watching
You could easily make this a variable speed device by installing a dimmer switch in the cord.
Very cool :)
Cool video Dave! Another idea for splash guard ? Bucket. Cut the bottom out .the cut the height down to size.
Awesome:) thanks for sharing
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Thank you so much my friend I really appreciate it :)
@@lapidarydave You're very welcome
I like the vodio. I am now going to do it still thank you sharing the video
Hey Dave!!! Thanks so much for your content and sharing your experience! I bought this same tile saw like 4 yrs ago to cut some Larimar I got from the DR to make something g for my wife- I STILL HAVENT FINISHED HER PROJECT!!! 🤦♂️
Your videos have reinspired me, but I’m still at a loss of what saw blades to buy and where to get them. I appreciated your harbor freight video-
Would you mind making a quick video of which saw blades to buy to use for flat lap with this tile saw, which ones to use for cutting/shaping, and how you recommend polishing?
Thank you again!!!
Hey my friend, I’m a little busy and unable to make the video but there’s a company called MK diamond that makes some of the best blades in the Lapidary industry. They also make a blade for tile saws specifically.
Very cool. Just looking at it, I'm curious if you couldn't get the same use out of it just replacing the saw bale with a diamond lap, then raising the motor so that you would have more surface than you would get on a standard saw blade? It would be more of a 'side lap' than a flat lap, but still similar functionality?
I know this is an older video, but goodwill in Colorado have been stocking used 7" tile saws from $20-$50.
👍🏻👍🏻
Nice idea bro
Thanks my friend
All I have to say is... Yeah boy!!!!
thank you thank you thank you!!!
My Pleasure my friend let me know how your tile so flat lab works out and if you need any additional help
Nice!
Thanks for watching
Thank you so much 🥰💝
My pleasure I really appreciate you watching:)
Where did you get a 5/8" arbor flat lap. all im able to find is 1/2"
Amazon has one from Uxcell
Thanks for your quick response you mentioned seeing a video where someone cabs with all hard disks would you be able to tell me where to find it please? Btw I’m in Santa Fe
Do you know I don’t know Have any videos like that and other people out there that do it especially overseas but I’m sorry I don’t know of any other top of my head if I find any I will send you a link
Also it’s super awesome that you are in Santa Fe I got to Santa Fe often to visit friends and to see shows that now before the Rona if you’re ever up in Taos let me know you’re always welcome to come use my shop
For variable speed, you could order a variable speed pedal for about 20 bucks. That should work.
Can you include a link by chance? I have this tule saw and am uber noobie and trying to get into lapidary!
I light dimming switch is all you need for variable speed it’s not as bad as you think
Well sheeeet, how did I not think of that, well done man. It makes perfect sense
4:47 i built myself a sharpening station for my water stones and how i setup my drip system is i found this tiny 50gph water pump 1.5”x1.5” cube that has a variable speed built in and came with the correct hose, it was designed for a fish tank and i got it for $8…. later i realized i have a junk coffee maker i could have sourced for a pump but $8 is a great option. after that i spent $12 on an electric pedal to turn the pump on and off. then i spent $8 on an adjustable water spout but the little npt threaded hose connection was another $12. i spent $40 total but if i didn’t want the adjustable spout it only would have cost $20 and if i used the coffee machine it would have only cost as much as the foot pedal which i can also use for other things like running the lapping machine
brilliant! 💎
@@lapidarydave thank you. i’m still building my sharpening station but it’s mostly there and i’ve been using it for a couple of weeks and it is such a joy to use that i don’t know how i ever got along without it.
Great vid would you be able to tell me the specific wheel you use here
In this video I use a super cheap premier brand 6” flat lap disk that was 80grit :) let me know if that helped or if you need more help
I wonder if I can return my Hitech flat lap. Talk about a bonus, you get something useful after beating it with a hammer.
Hey there my friend thank you so much for watching I appreciate it big time I’m happy that this video was inspiring to you if you do return the flat lab do not tell them it’s because of my video LOL I’m still a hitech and cabking Sponsored artist and I don’t want him thinking that I am bad for business LOL
Been waiting for this one! I have that exact saw and the arbor is 5/8”. So far my research has only produced lap discs with half inch arbor size. Any ideas of how to get around this? And what are your thoughts on using a 6 inch or 8 inch disc as opposed to the original 7 inch? I live in an apartment and with this set up, could easily use it in my shower and make cabbing a reality. Excited.
What size wheel are you using in the video? I can only find 4 inch discs with a 5/8 arbor. Might you have a lead where I can score a bit bigger discs or have you tried just boring out the hole in the disc from 1/2 to fit the 5/8 arbor? Can you tell i'm jonesin to get this bad boy tore apart and start working my rocks ;-)
You could also put a disposal in the drain like Kramer did and make salads while you shower and polish rocks.
I. Wanna try this, what rype of disk did you use?
diamond flatlap disk
I really enjoyed this video as I do all your utube vids, My problem is, where do you find a lap disc with a 5/8 " arbor. all I can find is 4-5 " . all the 7 and 8" seem to all have 1/2" arbor hole. Anyway, keep doing the great job you are doing.
you can buy spacers
I bought the 7 inch portable wet saw with a 5/8 arbor. Can I use 6 or 8 inch discs??? I can't find 7 inch with 5/8. Do you need anything to go under disc?? I'm in Aztec
Hello there my friend thanks for watching and thanks for reaching out if you took apart the tile saw to where the arbor is no longer in cased by the plastic which was the reservoir that held the water in the tile so then yes you can use six or 8 inch discs if you were using hard diamond laps then no you do not need to back it with anything but obviously when you want to do some final sanding you’re gonna need a hard lap for sandpaper or diamond pads whatever you decide to use in my case I just apply silicon carbide sanding discs to the back of my hard laps and I use the hard lap as a master lap I hope this helps please let me know if you need any more assistance it’s always my pleasure to help anyway I can if you haven’t done so already please consider subscribing it really helps the channel
Thanks for the great idea Dave! My 10”tile saw has a 5/8 shaft and I’ve not been able to find a flat lap disc with a 5/8 hole. At least not in a 6,8,or 10 inch. They’re all 1/2” holes. Can you drill out the hole a little and use it like that?
I'm having the same issue, anyone have advice?
I wound up using his other idea of using a drill press and a 1/2 inch diameter bolt . It works great!
@@sarahwyman333 5/8 disks on amazon just looked it up :)
Which saw do you have and how is it holding up
@lapidarydave you are an absolute legend, the ideas I get from you are amazing, keep them coming
What size flat lap disks? I really want to do this and can't afford an expensive flat lap.
You can use any size flat lab disc 4, 6, 8, 10 ,12 whatever you want
I have a nice tile saw that’s pretty much set up for me to convert it to a flat lap it’s by skil cheap base model.my question is can I use hard disks up to 3000 grit to polish and or make cabs from agate, jasper ect
Absolutely my friend they make flat lab discs that go up to like 50,000 or 100,000 I’m happy to hear that you’re going to give it a shot enjoy and let me know how it goes
what discs do you suggest to get, I dont want to buy something that I really dont need
@@mcclarnon1974 maybe 60-80-180-220-600 hard flat laps for shaping and pre polishing and then you could sand with silicone carbide from 360-600-1000
@@lapidarydave is the silicon carbide like sheets of wet sandpaper?
@@mcclarnon1974 yep you can use the back side of the flat lap disk as a backing plate and use spray adhesive to stick the paper to it
Also to cava little bit better you might want to put some kind of foam backing in between the sandpaper and the disc which would give it some cushion and allow it to contour to the stone you can chop up an old yoga mat or buy some thin foam padding from the hardware store
I was wondering, could you use the tile saw without chopping it in half, would be a side lap lol, you could still have your water in the bottom and only be able to use half the blade but still keep it as a saw.
You definitely can depending on what kind of tile saw you are using
no problem with water getting in?
nope i e been using it for 6+ years
Need to know where I can get this saw. Brand??? Would harbor freight have one that works???
The brand is in the video it’s something like qeb or something similar
Yes harbor freight has a 7” tile saw that would work
A simple dimmer switch on the hot leg of power would give you speed control
Yeah man, works great for shaping doesnt it; Not safe by any means but it works.
EDIT* Also good to check the RPMs of any machine to see if capable to use diamond
It’s worked great for me for over two years :)
@@lapidarydave Funny too because you could anchor that sucker down to something, build a "box" around it, and slap a proper drip feed on it and you'd have a $1000 shaping unit...Don't tell HP LOL!
@@TheRogueRockhound 😅🤫
@@lapidarydave Emojis but no subscribe? Guess i'll have to try harder next time lol ^^
@@TheRogueRockhound just subscribed my friend :)
What type of disk do I need
@@user-rv1up4rx2c Diamond plated disk and diamond resin disks
Maybe it is a dumb question, but being a musician, do you ever worry about injuring your hands/fingers on the tile saw?
Not really :) diamond tools for the most part are safe and even though it’s not impossible it can be difficult to find ways to hurt yourself
I use one for both saw and 6 inch lap. Same 7 inch ryobi. With a silicone tray I made.
That’s fantastic I’d love to see! 💎⭐️
@@lapidarydave I will make a video tomorrow.
@@davesontherocks9938 heck yea :)
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Isn't it dangerous because of the water dipping into motor? It might cause electroshock.
I would say no
In my opinion I don't think it's any more dangerous after I modified the way doing this video a tile saw was intended to be used with water and in fact I think the water is probably less likely to get to the motor by the way I am applying water to the flap then it is the way it comes brand new it is a wet tile saw after all :)
I have that tile machine. Lmao now I got something better to do with it.
Oh man you just push it onto the disc with your fingers? Looks a bit dangerous
Continuous diamond wheels are fairly safe
Yep continuous diamond tools can be a lot safe then traditional steel tools
Can you cut my tile saw in half for me? That is awesome
Sure will bring it on by :)
@@lapidarydave I wish I could right now
Mennnnn why you thit that, en cuba se necesitan bro, envíelas acá no hay ni discos diamantados hagan una recolecta y ayúdenme no boten esas cosas que hay pobres que somos fanáticos a cortar gemas y no podemosnporque en cuba no se venden estas cosas
if you live in cuba i would gladly send you machine
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Yoooooooooooooooooooooooo
Give me one and you will make my dream come true a cab machine hallelujah🙏🏿