How to get better results with cutting agates! -4K-

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

Hi guys, I hope this video helps you if you cut some agates yourself. You can find a complete guideline in the video description ☺

[@KlaireSprengel]

Thanks Josh that was a gr8 vid, that last agate cut was stunning❤❤❤

[@michaelc6817]

Thanks for a great video. It's not only educational, but also entertaining. I am glad I found your channel.

[@EarthScienceFun43]

Thanks for the info! Also, that Mozambique agate towards the end of the video is incredible!

[@AgateTerry]

that was great info thank you for that , love the education you share in your videos it really helps

[@treasuresunderfoot7876]

Way to end video on a high note.
What a killer Mozambique. Wow! Top shelf.👍
Another thing I do to increase my odds of maximizing my patterns is to clean real good with acid. Then I wet the rock & shine extremely bright light through it to find fractures and inclusions.
Of course that doesn't work if it's opaque.

[@jdiamond9513]

Outstanding, Josh! Thanks for another great, informative video. That Mozambique agate ❤

[@bethzaidaalvarez9361]

Beautiful agate... 😊👍🏽

[@namlifapahang8325]

Love your channel. Your agates are super beautiful. You seem v knowledgeable too

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

Thank you so much!

[@glentoll3696]

Great information. Thanks for Sharing, I will share this video with my Rock Club members.I love the last rock, an amazing mix you were able to capture.WELL DONE!!!..

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

Thank you so much! Jep, the last one is incredible 😀

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Fantastic lapidary lesson, thanks for the great content!

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

Thanks for your nice feedback :)

[@ronaldhoppus9015]

You keep out doing yourself. Excellent as usual. Thank you

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

I appreciate that! Thank you! 🙏

[@christianetclaudeamaglio6456]

4 … magnifique ❤❤❤❤

[@denisshavaliev1849]

My rock saw vise size dictates me how I cut the stone, so typical way I cut the stones - clamp, cross my fingers and run the machine.

[@v7i5k2t5o7r]

👍👍👍👍👍Danke!🤝🤝🤝

[@frankorosz901]

In other words. Look at the stone. Make your best guess and then cut and hope for the best.

[@joshuaritter-agatebay]

Broken down to the basics, yes. But based on the location where the agate is coming from you can make a more educated guess, on how to cut it, keeping factors like parallax inclusions or water-level banding in mind. 😊