Learn to cut and polish opal with Saxon
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2023
- Having the ability to share my time and opal knowledge with my son is such a gift.
I did the same thing with my father around a similar age that Saxon is now.
He taught me everything I know today about opal and opal cutting and I am forever grateful.
Especially as I am able to take what Dad instilled in me and pass it down to my son.
I know there are many of you out there that love teaching your children how to cut gems as well.
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You should continue this as a series. We would love to be a part of his journey to be like his father.
Nice work to you both!! As a teacher, it can be so difficult to allow someone the space to explore and experience without interfering too much, so bravo Justin! And to Saxon, bruh!! You’re killing it! When you asked your father what you could have done better… I got chills, mate. Being open to criticism in order to improve is powerful. Keep. It. Up.
Oh this is wonderful to be a part of this father and son moment! What a privilege to be a part of Saxons journey to be a opal cutter just like his dad!
I remember my aunt teaching me how to shape agate like Saxon is learning to cut opal. I was in my teens, now I’m in my 60’s. Thanks for sharing.
What an honor and privilege to have a front row seat to this touching father-son opal cutting session! ❤ It’s easy to see that Saxon is clearly a natural. I look forward to joining you guys in his future lessons!
I watch you teach your son how to cut an opal or potch. I took my son driving for the first time today. My heart is still beating pretty fast. But life is full of first times, but today's first time I'm going to be cherish for a long time to come.
I loved watching your son learning from you as you learned from your father. I hope he will be here often . He’s a great young man.
Looking forward to seeing Saxon continue his learning. This was really lovely to watch!
Oh my goodness, Justin…you must be SO proud of Saxon. He’s so much like you. It truly was a pleasure to watch you, Saxon. You did a fantastic job! I hope to watch more of this mentorship in the future.
OMG..Saxon's hands look like yours, Justin! Thank you Saxon for helping your Dad help all of us to learn. Yes, Saxon really is a natural.
Well done Saxon!! You've made your grandda proud, I can tell you that right now, not to mention your own father. You did an amazing job!! Be proud of yourself Mate!!! From a friend, a Retired Paramedic, and a S&R Dog and Handler Team Trainer and Horse Trainer in Ontario,Canada, Jenn. 💖 🇨🇦
Well done Saxton! I think cutting stones is in your genes. Wonderful shot of the three generations of stone cutters with the painting of your Dad in the background. It is so wonderful to see a craft being passed to the next generation.😮😊😊❤
Amazing to have moments like this with Saxon❤️⛏️🏴
Justin please continue this series I really enjoy watching Saxon learn how to cut and polish Opals !
I'm glad to sere your son to start cutting. Thank you for answering a question that I have had in my mind for a long time. I wondered what cut and polished potch would look like and I like it.
You have your fathers touch ,we will be seeing high quality cut and polish in the future ❗️great job Saxon 🔥
It’s always a pleasure to see a Father passing on a trade. Well done Saxon and you have a really nice Dad
Most impressive Saxon! Your father taught you well mate! Justin, you should be proud, he's a natural at cutting opal and your instruction is top notch! Thanks and cheers mate!
You're son is lucky to have a teacher like you.
You can tell he’s been watching you cut, I hope that your legacy will continue with your son 👨👦