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@@upnorthadventureswithccc yes , the ones that came out of the 600 barrel are so pretty. Oh yes I'm so excited to be getting a vibe. We have a new supplier in NZ, who is importing all these amazing things into the country. Previously it was too expensive for me.

@@upnorthadventureswithccc I'll be doing a special vid on the vibe. I hear that they are pretty reasonable to buy in the USA though.

@@ArleneIaconelli-b7b thank you

@@ArleneIaconelli-b7b thank you so much, I just love rocks, and I love sharing what I do. There's some really exciting stuff coming in a few weeks too.

These are some of my favorites

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 they certainly are vibrant

That's a jasper, mostly red Jasper, but a bit of quartz in it too.

@@upnorthadventureswithccc thank you

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 I'm really loving it, I think I've outgrown the saw 😂😂, definitely wearing out my new blade

@@upnorthadventureswithccc People seem to like the magnets. Good luck for your market s 😊😊

@@SuzieQGirl yes I will do that next time. It was pretty quick.

@@brucetaylor2887 the rock magnets are pretty cool. They really do look great on the fridge

That was the music playing in the background 😊😊😊

@@ROCKINWHEELERS there really are sone beautiful stones there

@@ROCKINWHEELERS thank you do much for all your support, I'm so glad you like my channel, and there's a LOT of videos to watch

@@ROCKINWHEELERS sounds fantastic

@@ROCKINWHEELERS I really enjoy making the videos

The cabs are basically stones cut in half, and larger stones sliced They are all varying thickness, maybe half a cm? Most of the stones are the same hardness, the odd one is softer. Sorry it took so long to answer

@@ROCKINWHEELERS they were all a similar type of stone. I didn't trim them up really neat because I like the rustic look of them. But I possibly will trim a few if they get chippy. It's a bit of an experiment.

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 I have my fingers crossed for these, the colour is incredible

@@upnorthadventureswithccc they really are pretty. I'll be looking forward to seeing how they turn out too.

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 that dark burgundy is definitely my bestie.

@@nicolagraynewzealandrockho8976 Such an unusual combination, I can see why.

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 so many different stones on Birdlings flat, and I have another bucket of green Quartzite

@@outdorrfun9948 works really well. It takes about 72 hours to harden, it takes a bit of practice to get it right. Some people use super glue, which bonds straight away, but I haven't tried it.

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 it really is totally gorgeous, every piece is going to be unique

@@beachmotors6950 the colours are gorgeous, it really does look like a yummy lolly 😂😂

@@Xatrene thank you,

@@sophieskye4369 I have a variety of barrels. 12 pound, 4 pound, and some smaller PVC barrels. The large stones go in the big barrels, the smaller stones were done in the smaller barrels. There's quite a bit of footage of my tumbler running, in some of my videos

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@@gordonbruning5967 Glad you liked it.

@@upnorthadventureswithccc thank you. I love making them into necklaces. The nake great gifts.

@@beachmotors6950 to there's so many wonderful ways to present them.

Thank you , the Jet sure did come out well, no chips at all. It didn't take a shine though.

@@magretten61 thank you

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 yes I thought I could see little cubes, but some looked flakey. I have a small blue light, I should have a look to see if some glow

Thank you so much. It's easy to get them all in a nice shape, when I start with such rounded stones. I'm really loving the cutting.

No , not dangerous at all.

@@tmross4 I'll definitely post updates on the jewelry. There's a few videos of what I've made in the past. I'm not sure about the gloves though, the blade is not a Sharp blade, I feel that the use of gloves is more dangerous. Do you cut Stones ???, do you use gloves. I welcome all advice

@@tmross4 I also like the feel of the raw stone in my hand. The blade is pretty safe, it's not sharp, it grinds the stone. Of course you still have to be careful.

@@tmross4 really dangerous to use gloves 😊😊

As an engineer wearing gloves with any type of rotating machinery is very dangerous. The blade actually grinds the stone rather than cutting so is quite safe for the hands although caution should still be used and glasses are a must

@@frasergare7943 thank you for that reply, and excellent explaination.

You are off the hook ❤ Thank you for teaching me too cut ❤❤❤

Thank you ❤, so glad you liked the video. I hope to make beautiful pendants ❤❤

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 it was really windy, and it was raining earlier. Such crazy weather. It really is beautiful out there.

@@nicolagraynewzealandrockho8976 Yes, Im not surprised about the sudden change in weather, seems to be all over the place lately.

@@miguelg9625 I'd buy the best you can afford. Lortone tumblers are great. Definitely get a double barrel. 33b, then you can run 2 different stages at once. I love the bigger barrels too. Homebuilt is good too, in lucky that my husband built mine.

@@nicolagraynewzealandrockho8976 nice, thank you, so in short words is literally a barrel that spins? beacuse that way i can make my own

@@miguelg9625 it's fun to try and make your own. Definitely invest in a proper barrel. You can use PVC pipe, but they are hard to open

@@paulhardie there sure are some beauties. Slicing them up really reveals their beauty. Thanks for the cutting inspiration

@@nicolagraynewzealandrockho8976 you're welcome my friend ☺

@@sophieskye4369 it's a 9 inch blade, it came from a plumber shop. The saw is a tile saw, and it's been modified to take the bigger blade. The water runs from the top, from the garden hose

@@ccccarriemchardy9216 he has caught a few now, he absolutely loves it.