Spotted Basalt Medium Gray

Welcome to Pebble-Ology. In this video you will see a raw spotted basalt stone transform into a smooth and shiny stone sphere. If you like this video then feel free to subscribe to my channel and don't forget to hit the "Like" button.
Music: Locally_Sourced

[@boydcurrey6958]

Lovely work and interesting stone!
Lighting tip... use a background of similar brightness to the stone. This will reduce contrast between the object (the beautiful stone ) and the background, and will enhance the contrast of the features in the stone.
For this particular stone, a medium to dark grey background would be great. If it where a white marble, then an off-white background would be the way to go.

[@Ally-Oop]

So cool. If only I didn’t live in an apartment man.

[@DL-ii7ws]

Hi, food for thought for any specimens that have cracks in them, maybe try filling them with epoxy mixed with brass filings. I think after the polish the veins would look cool.

[@tonyennis1787]

8:43 can you soak it in thin superglue?

[@Robioso]

Very compliments much impressive work, but I'm very worried about your fingers...

[@maxlencl478]

Careful, people dont like video thumbnails that promise something you dont deliver.

[@StephenBoyd21]

Yeah, not quite what I was expecting.

[@HerpDerply]

Good ol click bait

[@tobynewman5450]

Nice drz

[@nealkonneker6084]

Can you fill the cracks and keep pieces from flaking off by using super glue?

[@pebble-ology1845]

I have tried that before, but the residue from the glue doesn’t polish well.

[@patrickprice2017]

How long did that first rough rounding take?

[@krodkrod8132]

You can fill the voids with epoxy

[@LizzieWhiz]

IT does not look like the thumbnail for the video!

[@maxlencl478]

Also, ask questions throughout your video to your viewers. "Do you think it will hold together or have you seen this stone before? Comment below" 😊

[@BuhdaPunk]

Yikes, looks like rattler country.

[@fredgertie]

The video takes too long....No offence.