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Try and make a safety razor stand to hold the razor and lamps would be awesome

I love this bowl. You did amazing work.

Wonderful piece once again! I would love to watch tutorials from you. Seeing the quality of your work and knowing it’s created with hand held tools rather than ultra expensive commercial equipment is even more impressive. I’m just starting out as a hobbyist cutting and hollowing stones after limiting myself to sanding and polishing for some time. I started out doing everything by hand, chisels and sandpaper and a lot of elbow grease. Such a labor of love though slow going. I recently got a drill press (wow what a difference it makes being able to attach sanding tools to it!) a small bench grinder and a small disk/belt sander along with an angle grinder. I have bought a few attachments for the angle grinder and discovered the possibilities that exist when that tool is at my disposal. After watching what you and a small number of other people are able to accomplish with the tools I have at hand has given me the confidence to try cutting and hollowing out the stones I’ve only had a chance to se from the surface. I thought I had to wait until I got a lapidary saw before I could do more than simply polishing the surface of the wonderful stones I find near the rivers and streams around Northern California where I live. You have made it obvious that it doesn’t require thousands of dollars worth of tools and equipment and a huge workshop to produce wondrous pieces of art that are functional and unique. I started my love of rock hounding as a child and now in my 50’s I find it extremely therapeutic to go into the garage (workshop) to decompress after a long day at work. I have watched all of your videos and am always excited when you post a new one. The most recent one I know of came out today and at the end you asked for suggestions including the offer of tutorials. I would be so grateful if you made videos that teach your technique and make suggestions about tools and attachments (among other topics). Starting with the most important and/or necessary tools and skills and building from that foundation would be very appreciated and useful for me and, I presume, your other viewers. Thanks in advance for considering this and,fingers crossed, for teaching us some fundamentals including how to select a stone, how to make the most of it and show its full potential and the best tools for the job and how to use them effectively, efficiently and safely. I appreciate the time and effort you put into every video and work piece you produce and can’t wait for the next one to come out. Please keep it up and consider making tutorials to share your knowledge and love for rock/stone working.

Thanks so much for showing me and the rest of your viewers that you don’t need thousands of dollars worth of equipment and a huge workshop to produce wondrous pieces from river stones. I have been polishing some of the fantastic stones I find along the rivers and streams near my house in Northern California for some time now (I feel so privileged to have such beautiful rocks lying around just waiting to be discovered) but seeing the work you do gives me the confidence to try bringing my hobby , it’s so therapeutic, to the next level and begin cutting and hollowing some of the stones I’ve found. I started with nothing more than some sand paper and my two hands (wow what a labor of love it was!) and now I’m using a drill press with various tools and fittings I’m experimenting with. I just bought a few carving and polishing attachments for the angle grinder I recently got, some more successful than others however. Do you have any suggestions for the attachments you use? What are the most important and/or necessary ones to get first? Thanks in advance for any suggestions or guidance you can. I have been enjoying your videos ever so much and am always excited when I see a new video posted from you!

So cool!! Can't wait til Spring so I can get back to my sink I'm doing...

Отличная работа 👍брат камнетес...🍀🍀🍀

Any luck selling these?

Hi. What is the size of this sink? Length and width?

Осталось смастерить копьё и можно идти на мамонта 😅

Большое будущее не бросай!

Ano Pedras maravilha da natureza,

Parabéns trabalho lindo ❤t

Really anyone use stones as dishes?

Very nice project! Looking forward to seeing your next one.

Let’s go my brother, School is in session,awesome project 🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💪🏾🔨respect

Another great job. What is the gray paste that you put in the bowl before you polished it?

Beautiful mate, natural granite, a Labour of love

11:30 what is this? like a gel?

What an inspiration you are, thank so much One day soon 🔜 I will have a great shop like this 🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💪🏾🔨respect

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Hello from indonesia,may i know what liquid in the botle that you sprays before polishing the stone? Thanks

Hello, your work is great. I had a question. I would appreciate it if you could guide me. At minute 10 of the video, you apply a substance to the stone. What is this substance? And what is its use?

Do you have Instagram??

Wabi-sabi is to find the beauty behind something, Looks like you're familiar with it.

Hello, what is the name of that gray material that you apply to the stone and then grind it on a felt plate?

woftam - waste of F time

pleaaaase dont paint the logo on. leave it as natural as possible and just sandblast it on. this would give such a nice effect on these otherwise perfect pieces of art.

멋지고 아름답습니다.!

What type/brand of cutting discs do you use? I'm chewing thru my avanti turbo diamond blades on granite. I use a 7 inch and a 4.5 inch currently.

I can't find any decent sized pcs of marble anywhere near me. I love your work

Nice work can i ask what your mix is for polishing

Whats that mix you put on for the polish and pad also is it a form off puddy powder ?

São lindos! Me desculpe, mas imaginei as peças caindo no pé de alguém 😂😂

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🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💪🏾🔨 Wonderful work

Di Indonesia banyak pengrajin coet om❤❤

simply amazing, you really rock man! ;)

What are the dimensions of this washbasin?

What kind of grinding stone is needed, and what kind of diamond pad and polishing stone are needed? Please advise.

Hello, friend, can you tell me what tools are needed to make a stone sink?

What was the 1st disk you used?

How do you know that this stone is granite?

Absolutely excellent,your work is very inspiring 🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💪🏾🔨🪨the best 🎉🎉🎉

If you use a proper water-grinder, there is no dust, less mess & polishes far quicker.

great video, fantastic sink...keep up the fantastic content and work!! what blade are u using...can the blade blow up?

Hey. :) I do these myself. After you drilled the hole, you switched to a wire brush on the outside (never seen that before - will try), and then you went back to the smoothing down the bowl. But I noticed you skipped a part. While doing the hole, the insides were still rough, but when you switched to the new pad @17:40, the inside was much smoother. Did you use a diamond blade for that? The wire brush wheel? Also, Im curious what type of pad you used at the 17:40 mark. A dry diamond pad? It seems like you also used a flexible backing pad too. Thanks!

Complain to RUclips. Did NOT RECOMMEND!

Beautiful job. Please don't die young. Keep the mask on while blowing off the job.

👍🐬✋ pozdrawiam serdecznie

You are a artist with what you do I enjoy looking at your work Soon I am going to try my hand at this 🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💪🏾respect 🔨🪨👍🏾