how to make a stone sphere from start to finish using the LSSM Highland Park Sphere machine
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2023
- I've been wanting to make this video for a long time so I figured it can be your Christmas present for you all. Subscribe and join along so you never miss a video. I will be doing fun videos in the future breaking down and using the LSSM sphere machine from Highland Park lapidary. If anybody needs a custom sphere made I can make 3 to 4 inch spheres right now in the future I will be able to make anywhere from 1 to 10 inch spheres
Nice Job!! I always wondered how they made spheres.
Not to take anything away from this very talented kid, but someone your age with this skill set and access to this variety of machinery clearly has some cool and supportive patterns!
I never cease being amazed at the proficiency youngins can attain when starting things early and often.
Awesome work dude! Take this interest and commitment into a many "hobbies" as possible, and you'll be a talented and well rounded individual.
EDIT: It came out incredible! If i had this setup I'd immediately make to things: 1, a set of bocci balls and 2, a scale model of planets incorporated into some sort of cool solar system display... so jealous!
The parents probably worked from ancestral patterns to produce this extremely talented offspring.
Great work, Robert.
I have a friend named stumpy. If you keep wearing loose long sleeves around spinning machinery, youre gonna be someone's friend named stumpy...
Obligatory safety warning aside, very impressive work! I wish i had that level of passion for something constructive when i was young.
Subbed.
I used to work with a guy named 'knuckle'. same principle but with gloves and machinery. if you're cold, get a space heater or something or bind up your sweatshirt so as not to get caught. looking forward to seeing more spheres. I'll sub to see what you come up with.
I agree. Motorized spinning things want everything and everybody they can get a hold of to spin with them. The WORST spin class ever! Stay safe Robert.
'Glad you guys noticed, because that metal ''grinding'' wheel, with teeth that could have your fingers off , no problem...? Get some guards young man, and that same ''grinding'' machine moves about all over the place, BOLT THINGS DOWN ! it's dangerous !
That machine is sick!! Very impressive. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. Very interesting. May I suggest you get rid of the background “music.” Very repetitive and distracting. Adds nothing to the content. But the sound of the machine is interesting. Also I would like footage at normal speed. No need to speed anything up. 10 seconds of real time video at the beginning and end of every grit would be plenty. Thanks again.
Fantastic porphyry sphere!
Very interesting video. It would have been even better if you had turned the camera 90 degrees so the viewer would get a full screen view rather than vertical slot.
A true baller, nice work!
WOW, I had no idea
Keep up the good work and be safe
God bless
Gorgeous.
Keep up the good work lil dood
عالی خیلی زیبا
Parabens, ja estou planejando minha maquina para esferas. Abracos do Brasil.
I hope there will be some future projects!
For the futur: turn your smartphone 90° sideways and you have a full grown "camera"! :)
Please read some safty instructions!
Flappy clothes and machinery => bruises, broken bones or lost appendages!
Wear safty glasses! You may walk with a prosthetic foot but you will not see with a glass eye!
Cool! 🤩
So proud of this Youngerster😂🎉
You rock
50,000 grit !!? Damn that's fine !!!
Sphere not , just Rock on !
😅 sub. Nice work.
How many times have you ground the skin off your knuckles with that grinder? I hope 0 is the number that thing looks sketchy otherwise good work.
Actually Diamond lapidary tools are very safe but there is still a little risk only once have I actually hurt myself but it was no more than a scratch
I found one liked the😮look wonderd what it was I put a copper wire around it ,leopard spots 🎉😢
Hola interesante trabajo, puede decirme las características del motor , maquina de esferas, gracias
Motores de 110v con engranajes de 105 RPM. motor de 1/6 hp
It appears that your LSSM is not bolted to the bench, perhaps you would have better results if you did so.
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Interesting. I seriously hope you don't show the video of your hands being mangled by the home bodged grinder. Seriously sketchy setup and use. It isn't even bolted down by the looks of it. Can't argue about the results though.
Interesting work, but incredible waste of good rock, and grossly unsafe. Do NOT do it this way, you will be hurt eventually.