Whirlwind Guide To Reading A Faceting Diagram

[@edwins2595]

Patrick, you have done a great job with this discussion. It is one of the best in clarity without being verbose that I have heard in years. Thank you.

[@efisudiana7750]

Terima kasih telah berbagi dengan kami tentang bagaimana cara kerja menggunakan alat ini..semoga anda dan keluarga sehat selalu,salam hangat dari Indonesia

Brilliant thanks for the great descriptions.
As a newbie i have to crawl b4 i run but you've inspired me to get cracking. No not literally 😂

[@janhachicho3373]

thank you so much for the lesson very nice of you

[@jeremiahwise668]

I know it’s off topic but I was listening to Randall Carlson’s latest podcast with Joe Rogan. He was mentioning the basalt’s and interesting formations and how the water there was moving hard and fast creating awesome pressures and creating formations. He had me thinking of you and some of your past videos. Pologize just thought I would share. Be well and thank you for another good video. Be well

[@MikeG-js1jt]

I was hoping you would show how to use the diagram to determine for instance if a person has apiece of rough .5"x.5" and wants to cut a round brilliant, how to determine how deep the rough needs to be to properly complete the stone OR if the rough they have is sufficient to complete the stone as designed

[@DonohueLabs]

My more recent Faceting Math video comes closer to discussing that, though I don't remember if it would answer that question specifically.

[@muhsukron5423]

where can i buy that faceting tool? thanks for the answer 🙏