How to cut and polish a stone. Awesome results!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video I take a handful of beautiful stones and polish them into cut cabochons!
I have a lot more stones where this came from, follow to watch me cut more stones!
This video is not the ultimate, definitive guide to cutting stones. Please take the time to do your own research while diving into this awesome hobby. Some people even cut stones as a source of income!
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It seems some people are just made for giving instruction. Your demeanor is so calming and endearing.
I'm not blushing or completely flattered 😊 BUT I AM
These are gorgeous! A labor of love for sure
I Love all rocks, as each one is unique & beautiful in its own way
You are so easy to watch and you are very informative
This was 100% the best and most informative video I’ve seen on this yet. Thank you so much. I’m slowly gathering knowledge and money so I can get machines and tools needed to do this myself. Fascinating.
I have been canning for 4 yrs. so relaxing. Good money source too.
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3:20 the precision!! This made me nervous lol. Love your work!
Please wear a mask and gloves when cutting those copper minerals - they can cause issues that take a long time to resolve if you absorb them into your skin. Nice video! Really nice stones too!
This was my first time watching anything like this but I enjoyed it immensely and I'm more excited to start cutting, shaping, and polishing all of the rocks and stones that I now have! Great video and beautiful results, I will watch more of your presentations now that I found you!
Thank you for the great video. I love the Azurite pieces but the small garnet is sweet!!❤
Those turned out STUNNING
Amazing stones!!! I would love to find those kinds of stones and put in my jewelry making. LOVE THEM!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Love it blue and green are my favorite colors and that kind of ton.
Love the stash. Very informative vid.
Thank you best video. Straight to the point. New subscription 🙌
Thank you for this video you are awesome sharing your knowledge. Best helpful info iv come across
love your work
¡Bello trabajo!
Gorgeous!
OPAL IS MY FAVORITE OR AGATE'S JUST BECAUSE OF THEIR UNIQUE DIVERSITY ❤❤❤
Very good and useful information you are Providing here .Keep in mind you are responsible for our hearing ability while we are watching the video so just more awareness into sound level between talking and the noise of the machines especially with headphones.
You do very well at your instruction.
This video is pretty helpful and informative for what I'm trying to do myself. Also, there was a question asked about what is don't with the mud from the stones that were ground. I think that though the mud is toxic, it can be turned into valuable paint.
Nice video! Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
Protect yourself when having fun😊
Nicely done, new supporter here!
AMAZING! I am obsessed with Malachite and Azurite!
Me too! The blues and greens are breathtaking
Beautiful work!
Thank you!
Congratulations. great work and great pieces.. Like👍👍👍
Great video. Informative. ❤️
Helpful and very interesting, thanks..
Subscribed!
you deserve more subscribers! I just subbed!
I have all of the same raw stones and a lot of labradorite and amazonite with blues! I’m so excited to cut and polish them. Great video
Enjoyed your video would like to know about working with labordorite. I’m not so interested in making jewelry just cleaning and polishing rough stone. Could you please give more details about what equipment I may need to begin and where to purchase. Thank You again for the awesome demonstration!
thank you. it was very creative
Thank you!
my favs are Opal, Chrysocolla, labradorite, Lapis Luzuli, theres so many
Wear a respirator people! 🪨🪚🫲🏼😷👍🏼
I just got a saw and heard people say that the water keeps all the dust down so i didn't wear a mask for a few cutting sessions. I've been painfully coughing my lungs up for 3 weeks and have a persistent dry dusty feeling in my throat. Also if any dust makes it past your bronchial tubes it will likely cause perminent damage because your lungs can't heal themselves.
The 3M P100 advanced respirator filters are a lot easier to breath through, I forget that I'm wearing a respirator now 👍🏼
Great video
Really need to get a rock saw setup
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Hi I'm new to cutting and polishing would like to know what's the name of brand of a good polish machine I should look into to buy for polishing ?
Just found you so new sub love your work my new bing watch 😁
I would love to see your stones in finished jewelry. I would also like to see the equipment up close under the hood. I like red Jasper, WE have a bit of it in my area. (NE AZ)
Loved the video! But, I want to see what you did with the quartz. Can you make a video of that too?
so cool ! post more videos
What do you use to cut quartz? I love your video. I'm attempting to cut and polish without the specialty stone equipment..just curious what saw will cut them? Where do you purchase your raw stones? I have a bunch of california turquoise but yours is so much more appealing
Collect the powder and use it for inlays in wood. Mix powder with clear gorilla glue. Works great.
Can you post a link to the machines and tools that you used to polish these beautiful gems?!
Wonderfull. How do you cut the stone to start with. I collect stuff, but it is too big to start with. Do not know what kit to get. Inspired. Thanks
Hi just saw your video love the colors... on one part of the video 16.59 there is a perfect picture of a Aztec woman wearing a Aztec style hat.....call me crazy but check it out on the right side 🤙🏼
Wow amazing video. Question can you do this to make rocks very flat and smooth to be painted over with matte white such as basic rocks for kindness stones? 🎉😅
Gem silica is the prettiest ever
Very interesting vid ... lots of infos about self made stone jewerly making which exactly what i want to learn .. thank u sir .. btw how much is one of those grinding machine cost ?
Hi! I need an experienced opinion on this: is it true that only harder stones can achieve that glass like shine while softer stone can only shine like plastic/ resin ?
Hi, I live on a canal in SWFL; where did you find your stones? On the west coast or the east coast of FL? Thanks for this vid, it was so informative!
"Always protect yourself" Proceeds to be millimeters away from slicing fingers off. Great vid though lol.
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I would like to know how to get into this. What equipment is best to start with?
Where did you get these stones? They’re gorgeous, rough specimens! Love this video! Aside from the Dino bone, which you stated to have hounded yourself, am just so curious about where you get your others.
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Really great video. Could your mystery stone be a chrysocolla?
Silly question, but if your finger happens to touch the side of the blade during cutting, do you run the risk of taking off chunks of skin? I have yooperlite that I want to cut, and am a little hesitant holding the stones with my finger so close to the blade.
Hi I love all the stone you polish what the name kind of machine did you use I am interested of that machine
When are you gonna be live for doing polishing
Hey man super interested in what you do. I’m having trouble finding a studio in NY with equipment to use. Do you know of a place that has equipment to use? Long shot but I gotta figure this out haha
You mentioned this was in Florida, what county? Will look for some clubs around Palm beach where I live. I have lots of uncut Emeralds that need to be worked on. Thanks for the video
Second stone is Chrysocolla. very nice
I have large iolite grey stone I need to cut or just sell it. Weight 1063 grams. You have an excellent cutting machine
The music on this reminds me of harvest moon for GameCube back in the day lol.
would it make sence to tumble them first, then just slice off a flat end and polish the sides... I feel like you could knock out a shit load in 1 day after the tumbles.. or does it not work like that?
Can you please cut hard material like a ruby or emerald? Thank you.
Dude that's Awesome!!! Lovin it!!! Question, 9:20 is the water turned all the way up?
It could probably be turned up MORE but, it was wet enough. :)
Is this just a different method than tumbling?
If you bezel that one wont it cover up the backside?
Watching this as I cab a Botswana agate :)
Hey there! Exactly what is that machine called and where can I get one myself? I've been doing this teaching myself for a few years but using rotary handheld tools and I'm currently in the market for table grinders and machines. Any help is greatly appreciated! Love your videos! Very informative!
Search lapidary tools or cabbing machine. The one in the video, I can read the brand - it is Lortone. I just checked their website, (I am looking for a similar one) - the arbor with water cooling starts at $565 USD - the price does not include the wheels or the motor. Not sure how much those run. There is a 6" 6 wheel one from CabKing that I have seen a lot of people use - unfortunately, it is about $1500 USD.
What is the machine called that you used to shape the stone?
Hi , you said Florida so I’d love to know if I came to you to help me with putting holes in some Laborite ?
I would do that for you just to learn or any job that would make life easier,
I just got the cutter table, Is it dangerous to do it how you are here holding the rock by hand? Feeding it and making something to hold the stone has been my biggest problem and due to an accident that took my fingertip in a bench grinder about 15 years ago or more I am a bit gun shy to say the least. Is it just ok then to hold the stone by hand? It does not chatter to much that way?
You can handhold with care. Diamond blades don’t cut like woodworking blades. Blade life goes down if you twist the stone and jam the blade.
there should be no teeth on the blade you use, they are smooth
That third one is Chrysoprase, not Chrysocolla. Which is a good thing, Chryscolla is more like chalk, you can't really polish it. Correct me if I'm wrong, I just have never found Chryscolla that's well formed at multiple copper mines.
When you mention Garnett,is that actually a sapphire
Ruby
White opal
Fire opal
Alexandrite
Do you sell these stones
What name of that machine?
I'm from central Florida and love stone hounding. I'm a fabricator and building my own tools. Would love to talk to you
how the heck can you go from 220 to 600? Ive found that even going from 220 to 280 can be problematic depending on the actual mesh size boundaries within any grit. For example some 280 grits are actually more on the high end of 300-320. Every manufacturer has their own mesh tolerances regardless of what the "standard" is.
breathing in dino fossil dust... got a pair rocks on ya
It a Star garnet.
50,000 grit seems ridiculous - it's like having a 16k screen when humans can barely distinguish between 4k and 8k
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Please be careful I think I read malachite is toxic when wet?
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Great content sir! Can you make an in depth video about polishing
Uh, could you do me a favor and use a vice pliers? I lost a fingertip in a slicer yrs ago and I just can't stand to see anyone's hands _that _close to a spinning blade. Thanks.
No worries. The saw used in lapidary usually has a diamond blade and doesn't really "cut" but rather "grinds" through the material. You can put your hand right on it and the only injury might be a friction burn.
very fun to watch except for the very first stone cut . Man yoy have to find a better way before you lose your digits.
How do I do a better job with a file and sandpaper that this guy with his equipment
you made a rupee from zelda!
I was gonna say this...looked like a Rupee you'd find in Zora's Domain
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@@invictusfarmer7188 bro, jumping off the waterfall and finding all the rupees before times up. Man, I need to play OOT again
Hi I wonder if you or anyone who subscribes, can advise me where I can find a gem cutter to cut my rough turquoise. I live in Ireland and we do not have many who are expert in turquoise.
12:39 did nobody saw that?
It's easier for me to say which gemstones I don't like very much because there is just one, and that is diamond. For me, diamonds are over-rated- sure, they have sparkle when cut and polished, but so do many other stones. Nor are they that rare, relatively speaking, there are other gems far rarer. What pushes their price up is that the main producers of cut diamonds ration them to the market to keep that price artificially high.
Finally, I don't buy into the hype surrounding diamonds. I studied chemistry, and spent a good part of my working life in chemistry labs. People claim that 'Diamonds are forever'. These people clearly haven't seen what a chemist can do to a diamond. Heat the stone, drop it into a flask of liquid oxygen and in a minute or so it is gone, vanished into an invisible cloud of carbon dioxide...
they all are heads of preflood creatures