Cutting Rocks: A Deeper Look at DIY Lapidary
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- I love cutting rocks, but sometimes, theres highs and others theres lows. We're cutting (self collected), rocks I was too scared to cut and rocks that are too big for my tile saw. Whats inside is up to nature and already set in stone.
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Jesse, I want to point out what seems obvious to me, and I'm sure others will agree. The reason so many of us watch your content isn't just because of the cool rocks you find. It's because you have a wonderful personality that shines through and a kind and tender heart. You take us on adventures that most of us could never experience ourselves. We get to be excited with you when you find beautiful rocks filled with mystery. And your reactions are great! We don't expect every rock to be as beautiful on the inside as the outside, but we are hoping for your sake it will be. We're happy for you when it is, and sad for you when it isn't. We do not blame you when a cut is wrong or a rock is a dud. What I'm trying to say is, just relax and be you. That's what keeps us coming back. I hope this encourages you. Great video, as always. God loves you!
P.S., plus your sense of humor. 😂
It absolutely does Dillydilly, thank you!
Funny thing is is when I finished editing this video I realised the commentary in this video was probably something that I needed to hear rather than anyone else 😬🤦♂️😁 it was like I was telling myself to chill and just enjoy the process.
I love your comment and I’m so grateful for you saying such kind words. I really am very lucky to find something I love doing and then even more so to find others who appreciate it 😊🫶❤️🙏
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Thank you for this video. Long time coming but well worth it. As a fellow rockhound and woodworker we need to remember that nature is an artist and sometimes what we see as a dud, to someone else it is a priceless gem. Enjoy what you are doing and sharing with all of us. Looking forward to the next instalment.
Absolutely! I really and truly could not have said it any better. This comment embodies the sentiment that, I think, we all were trying to say! ❤ And Jesse, we all love you man! You have always been the one with the kindest, most generous heart out there! Thank you Dillydilly for your awesome comment! And thank you Jesse, for being the one out there that we strive to be like! We honestly do! ❤
Jesse, I don't think you realize how much we enjoy you as a person. The rocks are amazing and just an extra on the video. I love the way you used to polish your rocks with personality, your personality...they turned from beautiful rocks into beautiful art! I truly believe you could just talk about what you are doing and what you plan to do and people would love the video just the same. You seem like an amazing person and you need to set him free ...
Thanks for sharing your life with us.
I don’t even have words, seriously thank you so so much for such kind words, honestly just thank you so much 🙏
Please don’t ever think that you’re in the wrong about rocks because you’re not. We all love and truly enjoy watching your videos!!!! Those were some awesome finds for sure. We have your back and keeping in our thoughts and prayers always. Please take care of yourself and enjoy your times of rock hounding, cutting them and revealing whatever kind of beauty they hold inside.
Thank youuuuuuuuu so much Nancy ❤️
@@Rookie_Rockounding you’re most welcome. We all always love watching your videos and their content. Please always be yourself in them because that is what we all love about you….you are real and honest about things. Take care of yourself and stay safe
Had to watch it as soon as I was notified. Like that guy on the bench said, rocks are like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get, 😂😂, isn’t that what he said. Those pieces that I cut were exactly that, not what was expected but some great surprises and unpredictable results. I have to admit that sometimes the cutting is half the fun.
Seriously enjoyed the video with some of those pieces you showed with Ian & Locky just stunning. From beginning to end just enjoyed the video & your commentary. Keep safe & Keep Rockin.
Oh man Shane seriously, you don’t know how good it feels to finally free this video haha! I am so grateful for your help and for your mateship dude. I can’t express it enough 😊😊😊
@@Rookie_Rockounding Jess, I do not know why you were worried about the video, it was really good, the fact that you’re out there making the videos and providing commentary is enough for all those that follow you, I don’t think many care whether the intro, middle or ending is perfect, life’s not perfect. Your videos are always worth watching. Ok enough pissin in your pocket. 😂😂. Happy to help cutting those pieces.
PS. Experimenting with a little thing that’s been on my mind, if I’m correct, I will be able to cut some serious rocks. 🤞
Thanks Jess, Its always a pleasure to watch and share what you are doing. No worries and cheers!
And same to you Mr Rocks 😊🤘
Jesse, if the amount of views and comments are hat this video has already gotten, should be clue #1, just how much the world loves you and appreciates you for the wonderful man that you are! Im really late to the video and i doubt seriously, that you will see or read this comment, but man Jesse, you really are a gem in this field of rocks! Your attitude, your contemplation, your ability to adapt and learn, and boince back from adverse situations. And none of those things are just rock related. Its who you are. And the way you take the lessons you learned from a cut of a rock, that was not what you expected, and turned it into a life lesson and you move forward from it! You really are a gem!❤ Thanks for being you Jesse.
Nope! I see them all Largent! And also I think you are farrrrrrrr too kind haha. I’m a very lucky man to be surrounded but good and big hearted people like yourself and everyone else here. The comments are insane how kind they are that it’s like I’m reading about someone else haha. Sending big love!
@@Rookie_Rockounding nope! They are all for and about you! You have always garnered this kind of attention; and these comments come from an audience that is literally world wide. These comments aren't just from the states and Australia, although many are, but they come from a world wide audience that is pulling for you every time we get a notification of a new video! You truly are a gem! And In case you forgot, this is Lisa. Keep your chin up, and moving forward, even with baby steps. ❤️
4:07 it's like when we already saw a lot of beauty that make us forget how to appreciate something that is "less beautiful" in our perspective. sometime we want to get more and more but we forget to be grateful of what we already have. thank you for this beautiful video!
Perfectly put, that’s exactly it hey 🙏😊
Great video Rookie, thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you mate!
Great video bud. I haven’t been into rockhounding and lapidary for long. What I have learned in this past year is something that applies in everything. Everyone is an individual even when they share interests. What I see in or about a rock isn’t going to be the same for everyone. For example I have been finding a lot of fossil death plates lately and I think they’re cool but there’s many people that like them more than me so I have been giving them to them. Gave some to Karen (ozonefinearts) and joined her on her last live. You do what makes you happy and enjoy the rocks that you love and are inspired by.
Oh man that’s so rad JnV! Dude death plates are super cool! But I get what you mean. It’s funny how everyone is drawn to different rocks and minerals and fossils for a whole bunch of different reasons hey. I love that about rockhounds and rocks. It’s all about what picks your curiosity and makes your brain excited right 😊🙏
Keep an eye out in Shorts and Reels for highlights, BTS and ETA’s for the next video 😊
Big ❤ love you bloody legends!
Why I love rocks explained by my friend Jesse!
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Everyone's thinking it, but I said it!
Because you did !
Thanks Jesse!
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@Rookie_Rockounding you must know its simply the best explanation!
If Nate, Katie, Jared, Theo, Marlene, or Rob would have explained it like you, I'd been over the moon with them too!
Much love and respect my friends!
Awww those names! All just genuinely good good good people! (Rock people 🤪)
Mega much love Rebecca
@Rookie_Rockounding I've been promoting them for 6 years and plus..
My surgery 6 was the beginning and Nate was my very first friend here
As always I love your videos and look forward to whenever you post them I'll be here to watch thank you for making things brighter in these dark times
Thank you mate, it’s only something little but it means a lot to me and even more when others get something positive from it 😊 Take care my friend!!!!!!!!!!
It's why I love having kids crack open geodes. "You are the First person in the history of Earth to see the inside of this Geode."
They see the Wonder, every time.
That one at 9:30 would have been an Awesome sphere! It's Gorgeous as it is though. LOL
You are such a Gentle Soul! one of the best rockhounders there is!!!!!
Aw thanks Mrs Americanmade 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are very enjoyable to watch Rock houding or cutting rocks don't sweat the little stuff and keep doing what you enjoy! Thanks from Michigan USA
Thanks so much mate big love from Aus!
Beautiful rocks 😍🙏 thank you so much for sharing love, love🌻
You are spot on about being filled with wonder. Some I just like to hold and ponder. Maybe I will cut it. Maybe I won't. The rock will ultimately call to you and tell you where to cut it. We just have to live with our choices. Either way, we get to see something we never would have seen until we cut them open. Its always fun to hear which rocks people like after i cut or polish them. Everyone likes and sees different things. Hahaha, and then there are those that everyone agrees is a stunner! Like that one you found three years ago and decided to cut 😁 There were a couple agates I saw thar you guys cut that were perfect with no cracks or imperfections. Lucky finds. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the cuts. Fantastic video, Jesse. 🤘😁
My brother Fayde!!!! You’re exactly right man and I still have things pointed out to me in rocks I’ve cut, that I never saw until someone else mentioned it! How rad is that dude!
I hope you’re keeping happy, well and super awesome dude! Big love mate!
So very glad to see you posting again. Looking forward to future videos. Best of luck and keep a sharp eye on those rocks.
Thanks mate! Me tooooooo! Take care 😁
🏃🏻♀️💨 Whew! I ran all the way from Instagram to see this! 👏👏👏 Well done, my friend! Loved every bit of it! ❤I especially love how the backlit slabs look just like mini gas nebulas! 😍
My love and thanks to you, your mates and precious Gucci. 😘♥️
T! Sending BIG love to you and your family!!!!
I love when go go all philosophical! I have missed your content! I am glad you are back and happy! These are amazing rocks!
Aye that’s rad! Thank you mate! Yeah sometimes I get a bit deep hahaha
Don't ever stop getting philosophical about rocks. You put perfectly into words what so many of us feel. Also, I blame you and AgateDad for my obsession with rocks and addiction to cutting them! 😆😁❤
I'm a rock enthusiast myself and i absolutely love your content and kindness and vibe and all the cool rocks you find. Glad to have found this channel. Love from across the world❤ keep sharing your wonderful experiences with us. Cheers mate.
Thank you so much psychic chic!
What a great way to wake up to.
Awww thanks! I hope you have a great day mate or matette
Great haircut! Good to see you back in the game.
I just recently started watching videos on cutting rocks as I am wanting to start trying. I collect Ancient Artifacts (Native American) and I find all kinds of really pretty interesting rocks. Over the years my eye is trained now to see what the shape is, a lot of tools and weapons that were used were carved out with an animal or human face, if you turn it multiple ways you will see multiple things. I understand how you were feeling disappointed, but if you look at how old this stuff is and how it was made, there is some real art and talent! Nature is beautiful and gives us beautiful things and we tend to forget that and take it for granted. Also, I’m sure some of the rocks that you have found and opened have just been INCREDIBLE and other rocks are hard to beat it! I know I have found some amazing artifacts and every time I go looking I’m trying to find something just as amazing or better!
I have seen some of your rocks do look like artifacts, just something you might want to try looking at the shape of the rock first. Once you start seeing the faces, it’s hard not too! When you opened some of these rocks I see things inside them, which I know are not man made, but too me makes the rock even cooler. The one at 2:35 you hold up to me looks like something they would have made, it has the teeth, nose and eye at the top, would have loved to see what it looked like before!! I’m not an expert just someone who collects rocks! Lol! If you are interested just look up PORTABLE ROCK ART OR EFFIGIES.
Thanks Rookie - I have had rocks sitting in various spaces in the garden, on my desk, under my desk and part of it is the fear that it won't be as good as I think - or that I will get the cut wrong and plough thru the "pretty bit" but I am not trying to make a living from rocks I am just genuinely happy to wander beaches and rivers picking them up and if I find something pretty then I am happy - I don't know when I got nervous to cut but you have reinvigorated my creativity - good job!!!
You sound exactly like me “I don’t know when I got nervous” haha! It’s totally me too! Just gotta back yourself and if you cut it wrong then there’s always more you can do and sometimes fixed mistakes bring about better results tbh 😊
Hey, I'm a first time viewer and enjoyed this so much. Felt like I was looking at the universe at night when you lit them up. Thanks for keeping it real and creating authentic content. Off to watch more of your stuff rn. Thank you
Oh wow! Welcome and thank you! I hope you enjoy the other videos and thanks for sayin hi mate!
Hi Jesse…thank you for another awesome video. I’m holidaying in Fiji and have topped my night off watching you. The excitement of not knowing what’s inside is the best thing for me and will always find some beauty in even the most plan rock. Take care dude.
Oh no way that is so rad Karen!!!!! Have an amazing vacation! Bulla!
I happened to come across your work and I'm really glad I did. I must say, your explanations were very impressive. It's amazing how cutting stones is always full of surprises; it's impossible to know what's inside. The natural beauty is truly stunning. Thank you for sharing this excitement with us. The video was fantastic.
Thank you so much for the kind feedback SRL Gemstone
Beautiful! When you backlight those rocks, it looks like the moon shining behind clouds.
I have always loved rocks. And seeing what is inside is just amazing. Mother nature at it's finest. Thank you so much for sharing.
All rocks have beauty!
I always say:Nature is the best artist, NO ONE can copy that...and rocks? I L O V E them, so beutiful inside sometimes so it is unbeliveable that nature have made it.
yeah there is beauty in all of these; beauty is in the eye of the beholder!!!! dang I only have a 7 inch tile saw, but so much beauty inside of these thanks mate!!! I love rocks and am collecting all the tools and such for cutting, faceting and a furnace to melt gold ore and such but still need a cupeling oven!!!! just a tiny used one.....to get rid of the lead collector metal....
I love that mate! Honestly, I wanna do all those things too, the tool collecting is real am I right 😬
love your videos , love the mystery of cutting rocks , we dont have the class of rocks you have ,here in england, we only have one river where we can find them ,but i am 100% sure i get the same buzz you get when i find a good one and cut it , keep these videos coming bruv i love them !!
Oh heck yeah! These are just the ones near us, it’s making play while the sun shines right 😊
Happy cutting and exploring of the insides of the rocks mate!
Jesse there are no wrong ones! Each is part of the journey of learning!
Absolutely Jayne! How good is the journey 😁🤍
Welcome back we missed you
Thank you Vicki! 😊
Great to see you! You are so loved Jesse, keep it up ❤️ (the rocks are nice too 🤣)
LI loved this video. Im on the brink of investing in my first faceting machine & after watching this channel, i cant lie!
U made me wanna buy a slab or lapidary saw instead! Thanks for describing how the patterns & banding do inspire - they are totally muses! Each & every 1 of them came home with me for a reason; bc they inspired me & I saw it's potential. I appreciated listening to why someone else is as hypnotized by cutting into stones as I am. Now i want a bucketful of geodes & agates + 1 good saw lol. Thx for putting another pricey machine on my wishlist🤙
Ha! Yessssss!!!!!! Happy cutting and exploring the inside of your rocks my friend!!!!
So good to see a new upload! 💯🔥👍🔔
I wanted to share my thougths with you. First I really liked your commentary. I feel exactly the same way when it comes to rocks, findingt them and when I cut them. They are so interested and have a beauty that only Nature can design. Second, you may cut a rock and think it's a dud, but someone else might look at that same rock, will look at it and think," cool pattern, I could do this or this with a rock like that!" So just because you may be disappointed that it didn't match your expectations, other people may still appreciate the beauty inside. If you have one of those "duds" you could ask the viewers what they would do with it. Anyways, those are my thoughts. I really did enjoy this video.
Absolutely love that idea Rosemary! Thank you so much!
Love ur rocks even when they are not colorful and fancy. They are beautiful by patterns and settle colours toi❤
It allways amaze me how nature can make such art in the rocks❤️👋🇫🇮
Beautiful, thank you for sharing this ❤
Glad you are still enjoying yourself. You do not need to be so hard on yourself or your rocks.
Ahaha love seeing this type of Content! Stay safe and enjoy!
Ayeeeee thanks mate! So stoked you enjoyed it! Had to try and keep from getting too deep haha
Miss your videos my friend! Cheers to a good year for ya mate! 🥂 🪨
Thanks Eugene!
That rock is still simply beautiful .
Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Cheers my brother!!!!!!!!!!
Mother nature is beautiful. No worries.
Jasper and agate often show variegated patterns inside when cut, especially along cracks and lines (color or texture transition areas). However, it would be good to cut through sections where there are cracks or line formations because these sections may have been remineralized when the rock suffered cracks during its journey to the site where it was picked up.
Some of those really clear ones with the light banding so close together if u cut some really thin slabs of them and put a flashlight behind the slabs you may see some iris banding witch is rainbow like coloring in the bands and omg it so beautiful
YES YES YES! I’m yet to find one or at least find out I’ve found one hahaha! But I think one of my big ones may have the iris goodness inside, just gotta shave a thin slab and see 😬😬😬🤞
Thank you for this video❣️ I appreciate you so much❣️❣️❣️
It’s an absolute pleasure I mean that! And I mega appreciate you 😊😊😊🙏
Damn I was just thinking about you and your channel. ❤️😍
Ohhhh thanks mate, yeah life’s been busy busy lately. In a good way but the juggle is real haha
Excellent video & great narration on a hobby not very many people understand.
Stunning results.
Well done
Even if it’s a bit of a dud on the inside, you get to have the first glance in that rock’s billion year history…as if it were waiting just for you. That’s pretty damn cool in and of itself.
YAY!💜🪨🤘
Well said brother
Thanks mate
Really cool video Jesse.👍
Thanks mate, I’m so glad you enjoyed it 😊
Geology × philosophy. Good job Jesse. 👏
jessie.. alot of the time when I tumble rocks. I run into the same issues that you do. yea you make mistakes. but when you do.. you learn
Would love to give this a go but have no idea where to start looking
Oh man I have to say the best way is to find a forum online and ask for local fossicking places. Not knowing where to look makes exploring, and then finding cool rocks, even more awesome! From then on it’s all just exploring more places and trying to figure out what you’re finding 😊
Bob, what area are you from. There are quite a few fossicking groups on Facebook. There is plenty of info in these groups.
Look, I don't think you get how amazing those rocks are that you thought were not great for those of us who don't really have access to anything like that. Where I live it is nothing but cornfields for as far as the eye can see, limestone, and granite. I would have to do some serious traveling to come anywhere near agate or jasper. I love your videos and truly appreciate all you share with us.
Dont look back....2ed idea..got any good rocks with gacrs on them...natures designs are always fun
Faces...ducks...tiny landscapes ,ect.
So wonderful verry thanks from germany👍✌️
Congratulations. It's brilliant
dont stop bein pilosuful its potetially the raddest
Wicked vid bro
Cheers brotha! 🤘🤘🤘
Nice video❤ thanks😊
My 8yr old and I fucking love this video! Thanks for sharing
Nice commentary!
Im new to rockhounding and I have a nice big slab of petrified wood, and I mean a slab! Prob weighs close to 10kg. Where would someone like me get this cut if I have no equipment of my own?
Hey Nicole, thank you 😊
So I’d say if you contact your local lapidary club and ask if it’s possible to get it cut, they most of the time will be pretty enthusiastic to help out. Just tell them you’re new to the hobby. 😉
It costs a certain dollar amount per size of the cut but you’ll get the best cut possible
Thank you! Would be more than happy to pay, as this is something I def cannot do myself. I'll sus 😊
You could make light boxes for those slabs polished and set it up to display it as a polished slab during the day and a light show at night. You could sell those for $250 - $350 easy online.
Okay now this! This is a great idea thank youuuu 😁😁😁
Don't worry about the intro...we enjoy your videos anyway...lol😂
How to polish the cutted surface? Thanks!
Love this video❤❤❤
I am an old rock enthusiast, coming back to it now, as I have a new lease on life after a recent hospital excursion. I’m looking for any tips as a new lapidary hobbyist. I am in the process of purchasing a small trim saw as I do have some creative ideas and other rocks that I can find around my area. Is there decent and much cheaper way to make cabs other than to buy a very expensive cab machine? I already have a Tumbler And I will be purchasing a flex shaft, multitool as well. Just curious as to if this may be enough as a start for polishing, cutting and shaping. Any, and all help would greatly be appreciated friends. Thank you all :)
Keep cutting it will pay of i promise cool👍
something I might think about when you're cutting. save the smaller pieces.... try tumbling them..agate or ryolite
Yeah dude! I need to find all the itty bitty pieces and do this. As always thanks heaps Billy mate!
Yo is this video about cutting dinosaur Fossils? I think this is Gembone brother.. please let me know I got the same one not cut yet
Oh gosh I’m not super certain but I’m always up for learning more mate! Imagine that!
God creathe everyting and you toor giv to me
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Is it dangerous--do people cut their hands by accident?
There’s a bit of a chance to cut your nails on the blade but not really. The blade is made of metal and tiny chunks of diamonds which grind away at the stone instead of “cutting” so when your skin touches the blade it doesn’t hurt. Sometimes I rest a finger on the blade to get a steady cut 😬😬😬
Good to know! I always wondered why people were so casual about it!
@pillaroflight88 haha! Yeah it’s the only saw I’m good to work with 🤣
Jessee, it's YOU we come for primarily. Truly. For those of us that have been with you for awhile, your journey, and how you convey it through your videos, is what we're here for. The whole journey. You are the gift. Thank you ❤
Ohhhhhhhh you’re honestly tooooo kind Terry, thank you so much 🙏
I always enjoy your videos ! There's no such thing as a bad rock. They're all beautiful. Thank you for sharing !!
Couldn’t agree more Mrs Grammy 🫶
It's amazing to see you again. You've been missed a lot. You look fantastic and I'm so happy that you managed to overcome the difficulty of the mind,very powerful, you should be proud of your efforts to finish the journey . Thanks again for sharing this with us all. Cheers my friend
Oh man thank you so much Steve 😊
Great video Jesse!! Can't wait to see more!!
Thanks Jose! I can’t wait either 🤘
Beautiful cuts, mate. Thanks for coming back. ❤️🏏🎸
icatz my friend! So good to still be here loving it and seeing familiar faces from the beginning 😊😊😊
I love your videos. This one is great. The best part is you collected them all yourself. Hard to believe those were not bought. Thanks for sharing your rocks and your thoughts.
Thanks mate! Yeah I love cutting rocks we’ve found ourselves cause it’s like it takes the hunt home and keeps it going 😊 wish I coulda had the time to polish them for you guys but soon hopefully 🫶
Well Done Young Man. We here in the USA applaud all your efforts for you never fail to not only entertain us, but show us bits and pieces we never get the chance to play with.
Thank you very much good sir! I’m just stoked that people enjoy them as much as I do 😁
Oh I love how enthusiastic and excited you get when you find a great rock!! Glad you are back!! Doesn’t matter if you are “late” in posting. It’s all good. Have fun with it!
It's wonderful to hear your voice and experience your love of rocks. Beauty can be found where it's least expected. Telling the story of its discovery is precious. Thank you for sharing. Take care ❤
Thank you Gwynn it’s wonderful to finally get this out to you guys, big love from Australia 😊🙏
Very enjoyable video, I loved your description of the challenges it takes deciding how to cut. Keep on doing doing videos, because you're helping some of us beginners, and I just love looking at rocks!👍🏻🍻🇨🇦
Thanks so much Mike mate! I’m really glad you enjoyed it 😊
I think this is the first time I’m commenting on one of your videos, but I have been watching from the sidelines for years. I watch and rewatch videos, or just have my favorites on in the background while I’m studying or painting….
You are my FAVORITE rockhound, and this is my FAVORITE little corner of the Internet.
I legitimately get SO excited to see you post.
After I saw on IG today that you had uploaded this cutting video, I structured my entire evening around watching it.
Part of what makes rockhounding so fun is that you NEVER know what you’re going to get out of it! Truthfully, I want to see all the cuts-the good, the great, and the not-so-great! It’s all part of it and I just love being there for the ride.
I know that editing is a challenge and the pressure of expectations is a a bigger one. I’m so grateful that we still get to experience moments like these with you.
Thank you, for everything.
You are awesome.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh! You don’t know how much these comments honestly send such a massive buzz in my chest of goodness! Thank you so much for your kind words Hannah!
Didn't expect this video today, Tuesday is the new friday 😂
Hahaha! I couldn’t wait any longer!!!! I had it done tonight and was like, “yeah nah! Postin it!” Sendin big love Anna!
always good to see a rookie vid. nice rocks, great attitude.
Cheers bro!
From Michigan, U.S. Always enjoy your videos. The rocks are amazing and your humble and kind personality are great also.
Aw thanks mate, I really appreciate that Greg
Wow some beautiful rocks. Do have your special rocks on display? I bet you have a house full lol. Thanks for the video, worth waiting for xx
Haha yeah I have a bunch of rocks on display everywhere haha
Honey your back getting your rocks off! Sic’em Jesse
Hahaha! Yeeeeah Jayne!
Great video. Keep the journey alive.❤
Thank you Cynthia!!!!! ❤
I love lockies lion head stone, well at least that’s what it looks like to me. Hard to know when to cut and when not too, I’ve been disappointed a lot cutting them, but then some, well those some make it worth while. Thanks for sharing
Yeahhhhh the lion head one!
It's always a crap shoot when it comes to cutting rocks. You never know what you might find inside.
Love your videos and always worth the wait.
Thanks Donna!