Cutting Fire Agate

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  • Опубликовано: 8 авг 2022
  • So I was needing a show n tell for last week’s Episode 71 on the Rockhound Podcast. Since we were have Sweet Jim on i know he loves Fire Agates so I decided to make a video on cutting some up. My mind was blown away with what I found. I hope you enjoy. Let me know in the comments which is your favorite.
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Комментарии • 23

  • @v7i5k2t5o7r
    @v7i5k2t5o7r 7 дней назад

    🤝🤝🤝I was satisfied, I really liked the interesting video using the technology of making cabochons from fire agate👍👍👍👍👍

  • @CityRockhounding
    @CityRockhounding Год назад +1

    Wow, Kurt, these are amazing slabs! Love all the colors, patterns and banding, wow. Each one is priceless, so pretty. Awesome video man!

  • @sandmaker
    @sandmaker Год назад +1

    You have some really good rough. Now for the fun part, the search
    for the fire. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

  • @largent45
    @largent45 Год назад +1

    Cool. I know the fire agate material from mexico well. I bought some from lapidary dave and sweet jim about a year ago, and sent it to rufotrist and geode cracker to work. They have sat on it and havent done anything with them yet. Which is a total waste of money. So thank you for highlighting the beauty of these stones and to show you dont have to be a pro at these materials to work them. That piece you did was really, really beautiful. Thank you Kurt!

  • @craignash7519
    @craignash7519 Год назад

    Nice cuts and cab work there Kurt. Another job well done!

  • @GREEKEXPLORERS
    @GREEKEXPLORERS Год назад

    That’s was awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!

  • @savagesquirrel9828
    @savagesquirrel9828 Год назад

    Lots of work. The last piece was amazing…I love that you left some rough.

  • @kylaabegglen1275
    @kylaabegglen1275 Год назад

    These pieces are fantastic! The fire part of fire agates has always amazed me, it's so beautiful. I love the two cabs that you have almost finished, the shapes, the colors in them, everything! They're really artistic. Incredible job Kurt and thanks for sharing!✌️🤠

  • @AliceinMineralLand
    @AliceinMineralLand Год назад

    Ooooh pretty! I honestly prefer the material from Family Stones vs Mexico but those bots! It's all really beautiful regardless. Thanks for the video!

  • @outdooradventureswithfayde6832

    Super beautiful specimens. Love all the swirling patterns. Cant wait to see them finished. Good job cutting them too. Nice video, Kurt. Rock on 😁🤘

  • @hockeyrace
    @hockeyrace Год назад

    Wowzer! How beautiful! Your last cab is 🤯🤯🤯. Perfectly done. I would love to get my hands on some fire agate. Bucket list! Thanks for showing this gorgeous material!
    Have a great rest of your week 😄
    Stay Crystal 💫
    Mari

  • @paultherockhound7277
    @paultherockhound7277 Год назад

    Well done mate the look awesome 👌

  • @TheAdventureCloset
    @TheAdventureCloset Год назад

    You're a pro on knowing where to cut. Those slabs are amazing. 🔥

  • @UyenTranonyoutube
    @UyenTranonyoutube Год назад

  • @miatchism
    @miatchism 9 месяцев назад +1

    I have a question Sir, I have a few handfuls of fire agates from california, most are complete little individual 'grape' nodules, that are completely translucent, some inclusions of black, all primarily standard rust color, but is the fire hiding, or just not there possibly, if no iron around(odd). Cheers and beautiful craftsmanship. cause i can literally see right thru the rust cloud.

    • @RockHoundingAdventures
      @RockHoundingAdventures  9 месяцев назад

      So typically the fire is hiding in the dark brown/black area. If you can see right through the stone it’s likely it’s just chalcedony no fire.

  • @margaretsouayah2597
    @margaretsouayah2597 Год назад

    If you don't mind me making a recommendation, go check out the Chasing Fire videos by Caleko & Mining America. He gives great info on carving fire agate!

  • @scottks5
    @scottks5 Год назад

    I’ve never used one of these saws but your fingers look so close to the blade. Is it dangerous or is it the camera angle or something else?

    • @margaretsouayah2597
      @margaretsouayah2597 Год назад +1

      This type of saw won't cut you, unless you are trying really hard. Usually the worst you might get is a burn. I was really scared of mine at first too!

    • @scottks5
      @scottks5 Год назад

      @@margaretsouayah2597 I need to buy one! It looks so easy.

    • @margaretsouayah2597
      @margaretsouayah2597 Год назад +1

      You should. They make rockhounding so much more fun. Plus, you don't have to ruin your neat rocks with a hammer to "see what's inside"!

  • @mray8519
    @mray8519 Год назад +2

    I did not know these saws played loud AF obnoxious music. 😄