I found a good amount of raw Chrystocolla out here in Az. My friends and I also found some turquoise. I am glad I found this video! Absolutely beautiful results❤❤❤.❤
Paul what a wonderful demonstration. I never knew about the ultra sonic cleaner. It really made a difference. They look so amazing ! Thanks for sharing👍
Whoa… is that a 3d printed vibratory bowl??? I didn’t think that was possible. The freaking bowls are so expensive it’s almost the same price to just get a new unit. Crazy. If someone could start making tumbler barrels at a decent price they will get a lot of business. Especially now that Lortone apparently is out of business… hopefully someone takes over their tumbler division.
Yes, 3D printed that bowl, I now have a bigger printer and can pretty much match the size of the 10 pounder. It actually seems a bit tougher than the original albeit quite a bit louder 😄
@@paulhardie my printer is too small but wow that would be amazing. What material did you use for the bowl? I guess you could make the walls as thick as you want. The possibilities… I just need a bigger printer lol.
Howdy Paul, great shine and yes I did spot the ring light 😂😂😂. But yeah man, awesome video. Glad you showed the sonic clean…also my last step in very hot water.
Thanks Charl, I haven't tried "very" hot water but will next time, I've used the ring light for a while now but usually just off to the side, I really wanted to show the shine on these so shot through the ring this time 👍
Really nice, pretty colors! I notice you don't put any small ceramic pellets in the final stages? Is it because the ceramics are harder than your rocks?
I think if the filler rocks weren't already rounded they would have caused damage, plus this was a hard batch of Chrysocolla, lots of Quartz and other minerals mixed in 👍
Chrysocolla is a mineral/rock that occurs near Copper deposits all over the world, it's one of my personal favourites ☺when you talk about uses do you mean the metaphysical side ? I use it to make pendants and polished rocks which I sell at local markets but there should be many sites online that sell it 👍
Chrysocolla forms anywhere there is Copper, made up (as far as I know) mainly of Malachite and Azurite with other bits and pieces mixed in, it's the reason I always look for abandoned Copper mines to collect 👍
Wow that stuff looks beautiful.... How often do you halfto replace the water on the tile saw since it's constantly recirculated... Also is that a bunch of rolls of vinyl in the background
Yes it is beautiful😃 The water gets pretty murky but after it's been sitting unused for a few days the mud settles to the bottom leaving clear water at the top, the pump sits on top of a brick so doesn't suck up too much mud. Yes rolls of vinyl, I have a signwriting business👍
Awesome results with the chrysocolla!!! You know you are rock fiend when you have buckets/tubs lined up like that outside hahahahahahaha Hey with the borax, can you used that in an initial cleaning process? I've been using citric acid but that can have mixed results
@@paulhardie I clean my rocks when i get home from collecting. Sometimes they have baked on dirt and clay, sometimes they are stained by nearby minerals ie iron
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Now this is one brave rockhound, working in a shop wearing open toed flip flops.
😆I find my shoes get ruined if I wear them cutting rocks 😆
I found a good amount of raw Chrystocolla out here in Az. My friends and I also found some turquoise. I am glad I found this video! Absolutely beautiful results❤❤❤.❤
Thank you, Chrysocolla is my favourite mineral, such beautiful colours and found pretty much the world over ☺
Where in AZ? Since I live close..
Fabulous rocks!🤩🥰 They look so pretty at the end all in a pile. Wonder how they'd look in a terrarium...🪴🐝
Thank you ☺ they would certainly look nice but part of the pleasure comes from holding them in your hand . . . they're such tactile objects 😃
Ahhh, excellent video.
I have some chrysocolla that I'd like to have an experiment with. Beautiful stuff
It really is although it can sometimes be a little soft 😕
Paul what a wonderful demonstration. I never knew about the ultra sonic cleaner. It really made a difference. They look so amazing ! Thanks for sharing👍
Thank you, it makes me happy to know that someone has gained something from one of my videos ☺
me too. the ultra sonic cleaner. Thanks for sharing.
@@roddan2618 glad I could help 😀
I want to live in this room!!
There's sure worse places to be 😁
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Great stuff
Thanks Richard, Chrysocolla is absolutely one of my favourites 👍
Whoa… is that a 3d printed vibratory bowl??? I didn’t think that was possible. The freaking bowls are so expensive it’s almost the same price to just get a new unit. Crazy. If someone could start making tumbler barrels at a decent price they will get a lot of business. Especially now that Lortone apparently is out of business… hopefully someone takes over their tumbler division.
Yes, 3D printed that bowl, I now have a bigger printer and can pretty much match the size of the 10 pounder.
It actually seems a bit tougher than the original albeit quite a bit louder 😄
@@paulhardie my printer is too small but wow that would be amazing. What material did you use for the bowl? I guess you could make the walls as thick as you want. The possibilities… I just need a bigger printer lol.
@@rachaelb9164 I just used standard PLA, it's holding up very well 👍
This is amazing😍💚
This is a fascinating video. I will watch it again and again.
Thank you Dina, it's nice to know others enjoy and appreciate my efforts 😀
Turned out beautiful.
Thank you Denise, I think I'd have to agree with you 😁
I wave goodbye to my rocks too!! ❤❤
I know . . . it's difficult to say goodbye 😆
Great Explaination of the repair job on the barrel.
Thank you Nicola 👍
Wow, that's beautiful
Yes, I was very happy with the results 😃
So beautiful!
Thank you, it's my favourite type of rock.
That's amazing👍
Beautiful stuff isn't it ? 😀
Cleopatra loved Chrystocolla!
How could anyone not love it ? 😁
Very nice.
Thank you, I was very happy with how these turned out 👍
Gorgeous rock they are
Absolutely, Chrysocolla is my all time favourite.
Howdy Paul, great shine and yes I did spot the ring light 😂😂😂. But yeah man, awesome video. Glad you showed the sonic clean…also my last step in very hot water.
Thanks Charl, I haven't tried "very" hot water but will next time, I've used the ring light for a while now but usually just off to the side, I really wanted to show the shine on these so shot through the ring this time 👍
@@paulhardie Congrats mate, see you have crossed the 200 milestone.
@@Charl-Viljoen I'll have to make another video 😆
Good system. I'm much more impressed with my ultrasonic cleaner. Thanks for the informative video.
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
Really nice, pretty colors! I notice you don't put any small ceramic pellets in the final stages? Is it because the ceramics are harder than your rocks?
I don't use ceramics just filler pieces of the same material left over from the cutting process 👍
very good friend. warm greetings and good luck 🙏👍🌻🌷🇲🇨
Thank you 😊
Very interesting 😊
Beautiful
I would have to agree, it really is a beautiful rock ☺
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I would think that the small rocks you used would be too hard for chrysocolla. Would ceramic media be more gentle?
I think if the filler rocks weren't already rounded they would have caused damage, plus this was a hard batch of Chrysocolla, lots of Quartz and other minerals mixed in 👍
So I have tumbled the same rocks and the first thing out of my friends mouth was where did you get the cool fish tank rocks. 😅
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29:45...sweeet sound affect with the ultrasonic cleaners...cellphone distortion...*plays air metal guitar*...
😄 I wear hearing aids . . . you should hear what it does to them 😆
What are Chrysocollas? What are their uses? Where can they be found? How much do they sell and where have they been sold?
Chrysocolla is a mineral/rock that occurs near Copper deposits all over the world, it's one of my personal favourites ☺when you talk about uses do you mean the metaphysical side ?
I use it to make pendants and polished rocks which I sell at local markets but there should be many sites online that sell it 👍
How is this formed? And where is it found? (Not exact location) but state/county etc.
Chrysocolla forms anywhere there is Copper, made up (as far as I know) mainly of Malachite and Azurite with other bits and pieces mixed in, it's the reason I always look for abandoned Copper mines to collect 👍
Wow that stuff looks beautiful.... How often do you halfto replace the water on the tile saw since it's constantly recirculated... Also is that a bunch of rolls of vinyl in the background
Yes it is beautiful😃
The water gets pretty murky but after it's been sitting unused for a few days the mud settles to the bottom leaving clear water at the top, the pump sits on top of a brick so doesn't suck up too much mud.
Yes rolls of vinyl, I have a signwriting business👍
@@paulhardie awesome thanks for the reply I worked for a sign company for nearly 9 years it was a great time
@@jonasgeez2140 it sure beats bricklaying . . . or about a thousand other jobs I can think of 😄 always something different happening 👍
@@paulhardie true every day was something new each individual job different than the one before
@@jonasgeez2140 not all good but always changing . . . did you ever do screen printing ? . . . That was no fun 😆
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Muito obrigado ☺
Que liquido é esse que colocou nas pedras,o senhor pode nos dizer? Obrigada
Não sei a que líquido você se refere, em que ponto do vídeo ?
This is amazing. I never knew about the ultra sonic cleaner.
Even when you think you have a really nice clean rock the ultra sonic cleaner will still manage to get residue out of it 👍
Dont you cab the bigger pieces?
I have a home made slant cabber, I use that mainly for shaping pendants 👍
Awesome results with the chrysocolla!!! You know you are rock fiend when you have buckets/tubs lined up like that outside hahahahahahaha Hey with the borax, can you used that in an initial cleaning process? I've been using citric acid but that can have mixed results
I've added more buckets since then 😆
I'm not sure what you mean about the Borax, are you saying before stage one tumbling ?
@@paulhardie I clean my rocks when i get home from collecting. Sometimes they have baked on dirt and clay, sometimes they are stained by nearby minerals ie iron
@@offyarocka I cut and pre-shape most of the rocks I tumble so any dirt gets cut away 👍
@@paulhardie Ah ok cool, that makes sense🙂🙂🙂
Hi Paul :) loved the video. Why not fill that empty barrel with something instead of having it go round empty.
A normal person might do something like that 😄 I just didn't have anything cut and ready to go 👍
And the guy still have 10 fingers? Impressive
😆 You'd need to do something pretty stupid to cut yourself on a continuous diamond blade 😆
Só queria entender tudo que você fala,bem que o google poderia já traduzir o vídeo de acordo com o país!
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Kalau batu lumut sungai dareh pakah bisa di treatment seperti itu, Tuan. Atau ada yg lebih baik dari itu?. 🙏🙏🙏
Sejauh yang saya tahu, mereka harus memolesnya dengan cara yang persis sama
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Do not inhale the stuff coming off the rocks. I caught sarcoidosis from cleaning shells.
😯 that's terrible . . . did you wear a mask ?
I always wear a respirator mask along with ear and eye protection and an apron when cutting rocks.
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Haloo sir I have more kinds of gemstone where we contact you
you can email me if you like print@westnet.com.au 👍
Hi sir becarful thay dust sand there are gold an som minerial in thay
Um . . . I'm not entirely sure I understand your comment . . . actually I am sure 🤔
@@paulhardie test sim of dust sand with aqua regia
Come on, Paul! At least take the cat sticker off of your kitty litter rock basket...
No, I'm keeping them on so I can take them back for a refund in a year or so 😆
MrT - why?
what about the cyanide
Cyanide !!? I was told I should wash my hands after handling raw Chrysocolla and anything else associated with Copper.
Hi Paul, do you sell your rocks thanks!
Yes, I sell both rough and polished rocks, if you're interested it's best to email me at - print@westnet.com.au 👍
@@paulhardie great! No etsy shop or eBay though? Cheers!
@@Orchardcommonceramics No, it's a lot of mucking around to sell one polished rock for a few dollars 😩
Haha. I understand. Bit of a faff! Well I live in the Uk. So might be too much of a faff 😅
Just last week I sent off two lots of rough rocks to the UK and will be picking out another 5kg to go to the UK this week 👍
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😆 Fair enough.
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