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Thank you glad it helped

Hahaha my friends say there is no such thing as costal erosion and that it’s me 🙈🤣🤣🤣

Thank you 😊 They are tungsten stylus from Zoic

@@WightFossilTours Thanks for the info. Do you have to sharpen the styli once a while?

Thank you 😊 Sorry I’m dyslexic and im not sure what you are saying?

Better not to get wet if possible as it’s pyrite

Yes it’s a great tool that will do the job

Cheers buddy

Thank you 😊 I never expected to find something quite as cool as this. I check every time I’m in the area now, but still not found anything that topped that day

Thank you 😊

Thank you, this was on the north Yorkshire coast

Thank you 😊 it was a very sticky long winded prep

Grout remover is about £15 on eBay, but if you have ordered the Dremel 290 then that is just the same. Needles or pins work really well for this type of pyrite bloom, good luck with your prep

@@WightFossilTours thanks so much for responding! Hoping you are able to answer 1 more question I had.. what is best to apply to a fossil once you are happy with what has been “exposed”? Is it something I can get at the hardware store or a specialty item that I need to order online? Thanks so much, it’s been fascinating so far

I can’t remember exactly but was a lot, over £2k including the blast cabinet 🙈

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Cheers buddy, trying to get back to it 💪

Yes around that area

Not at all, I do not place any of my finds. As you can see it is jammed into between the rocks. I was lucky enough to find two prefect ammonites like this jammed in the rocks that day, it was my lucky day because I have been back several times now and found nothing like that

I went to kilve and saw some small AMMONITes in between rocks

No things form like that all the time. If it’s preserved in soft rock like limestone and has a lot of acid weathering like if it’s near a city then the whole thing will just be out and about. I made a couple videos in keynsham showing the same process.

These were found over a few years on the Isle of Wight

@@WightFossilTours Thanks ! Love your videos btw

@@armytbchaine6515 thank you so much, glad you liked it 🥰

Lol it was from a reel on instagram 🤣🤣

It’s my thought on finding such an amazing specimen!

Yesss buddy glad you are happy. Will get back to normal service soon 💪 Hope you are well?

@@WightFossilTours yup, this weekend starts my season. We have a two day fossil excavation, we will be on a field in the macrocephalus layer...⛏⛏👍

@@fossil-freak_tom good luck, it sounds fun, I have been doing a bit of inland fossil hunting over the last 12 months

hey! on the off chance you see this im thinking of prepping some fossils soon and wondered, for beewax, hows that all work? like do you have to heat it up or just rub it on the fossil or what lol

Oh god no, I like to go hunting and I traveled hundreds of miles to go find them up Yorkshire 🫶 Have a look through my playlists and you will find our Yorkshire fossil hunting adventures. I have a few spare if you want to buy any 😜

Lol years of brainwashing does that 💪🥰

@@WightFossilTours 😂

Thank you for watching 😀

Thank you for watching 🫶 I use either sewing pins or needles. You just need to snap them down to size, they snap very easily 🌀

@@WightFossilTours Crazy!

Thank you it is a stunning piece 🌀 I still have one the same that I found years before and I still need to prep it 🙄 Thankfully I redeemed myself and she was very happy 😊

Thank you for watching and your kind comment 🥰 The engraver is an amazing tool that can do just a good a job as air scribes. I used mine for years with the standard tips before the 290 craze hit off and Zoic PalaeoTech bought out some Tungsten tips. The tips are well worth buying, they turn the engraver into a completely different tool. The other thing you can do to reduce matrix is to score lines into the matrix with a Diamond Cutting Disc on your rotary tool. Then chip away the lines with your 290, or hammer and chisel/screwdriver. Check out this video where I use the rotary tool to help remove matrix. Anymore questions please ask 😀

Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😊 Yes Sandown is my home town. Are you a local?

@@WightFossilTours I am. We moved to sandown in August. My son (6yrs old) is very keen to find his first fossil. Found your video and enjoyed it alot and learned alot too. My son and I will be heading out hopefully this weekend to have an explore and see what we find.

@@jamesmcallister3878 good tides this weekend so you should do well. We are away unfortunately… I’m a Scout leader in Sandown, if your son would like to join our Beaver Colony, come and see us Monday evening at 5pm Grafton lane, we finish at 630pm

@@WightFossilTours thank you so much, that's great. We will be there on Monday evening. Looking forward to meeting you and also applying what I saw in your video this weekend with my son.

@@jamesmcallister3878 that’s great 😀 we also take the beavers and cubs out fossil hunting occasionally. Good luck and keep an eye on the tide line for treasures. Yaverland has lots to find and offer so I’m sure you will do well 🤞

Hi Ray sorry for late reply. We are well thank you, I wasn’t doing to good at the beginning of the year but I’ll be uploading again soon 🌀🦕🦖⚒️ Hope you are well?

Thank you watching 🥰 I keep asking myself the same question 🙄

if you do i'd love to see hunting for crocs and turtles in yarmouth!

@@Fossilsmudge thank you for the suggestion, do you mean Bouldnor near Yarmouth? We will make a video over there in the winter when the erosion does it’s job

@@Fossilsmudge this video is pretty much Yarmouth, Fossil Hunting Teeth, Isle of Wight... Family Vlog ua-cam.com/video/SLk4RAj9CO8/v-deo.html

@@Fossilsmudge and this video is a few miles east of Yarmouth but is the same geology Fossil Hunting Alligators and Turtles,, Thorness Bay... ep 14 ua-cam.com/video/0r35pQkn4kY/v-deo.html

Thank you for watching, glad you like it 😀

Thank you for watching 😀