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Thank you so much for these and god bless, i am disabled and struggle alot i appreciate you taking the time to teach your craft for people liek me who struggle to leave the house.

Thank you for showing this project , I want to cut a set of earrings for my daughter, so this is very helpful advice and tutorial.

Did I miss the part about how you secure the gemstone before cutting it or, was this not included in the video?

I would have liked to have seen you Transfer this. Did you transfer using a Jig ? Did you center the stone on the V-dop ? Did you freehand the centering ? OR Did you just transfer directly, leaving one end out more than the other and adjust the mast height for each end ?

Thank you for explaining symmetry and mirror so that it’s easy to understand. I was able to follow along and input the design into Gem Cut Studio and I can’t wait to cut it. Thanks again Mike, your tutorials are without match.

Love the cut ,it's different and I appreciate anything different,the material is excellent especially for training,the finished stone is beautiful.

I wounder how much it costs?

what are you cleaning the peridot in

I think you are mistaken at 13:40 if the width youre talking about is 0.3 to 0.5 milimeters then it cant be the width of a pinky finger wich is around 1 to 1.5 cm (10 to 15 milimeters)

great, any other videos on this? I found my self with an overwhelming amount of Natural Emeralds and decided to take up lapidary, just cut my first 3 stones but need to get the little things down. I see people using some type of film with something on it to polish, very thin film, any ideas what it might be? Thanks

Joe H is the best i just bought some beautiful Electric Blue Topaz and UMBA SAPPHIRES and i love that he always sends candy.

I polish with 3,000 grit topper. Then I go 14,000 diamond grit then I go 50. I only have a copper for polish. I have a bunch of toppers but I got to get some new ones.

Man…too bad to hear that you have not seen the vendor since that purchase. The cut stone did come out nice though even with the problems. I have seen similar gem rough problems from another cutter who does a lot of Montana sapphires.

Muze gemstone cutting machine chashiye

I went to the Gem Tours mine in Delta Utah twice in the last 5 years, the owners are fantastic and extremely helpful! Each time I went out, I got about 2 dozen small red beryl hexagons (5-8mm diameter and 3mm thickness or so). I found this video to try to learn more about what to do with them ;-)

Beautiful stones. Love seeing the jewelry they went into.

Your tutorials are the best, I watched one of your earlier GCS tutorials and the music in the background made it a challenge to follow, I really appreciate the professionalism and content of your videos.

I love and appreciate your tutorials and when you are cutting, background music is o.k., but in tutorials where you are explaining a software program, background music is a distraction. It’s hard to wrap the brain around the background noise; like listening to a professor explaining quantum physics with Metallica playing in the background. 😂 I make instructional tutorials for two different channels that I have. No music. Reg didn’t use music in his tutorials for GCS.

i reaaally like the tip about using the bigger dop to guide settling the stone in a centered spot before switching to the intended dop

I liked the Alexandrite/Citrine ring best.

Moonstone was mine. Most surprising and the design looked great!

Outstanding cuts as usual! My top 2 are the pear morganite and the peridot you cut for the engagement ring! Those are absolute stunners in terms of color and brilliance! Are you going to Tucson this year?

All of them, all of them were my favorite lol. I do love the color of that plum sapphire though.

Thank you very much...

Thank u

You're kinda the man I watch for inspiration and pointers. I started cutting about 7 months ago from mainly experimenting and using diagrams. I have a short of several cuts I laid out a 4 secs short ( most are my designs), I'd post but I don't know how. Anyway thank you for the videos I appreciate your insight. If you care enough to check them out if not it's cool I appreciate what you do. Thank you.

Excellent information! Appreciate the work you do!

Thank you for creating this library of knowledge for this neophyte wanna be gem faceter, I appreciate the effort you put in to it!

Briolette. Like Gillette.

It is my dream as a Utahn to one day find one of these stones. I'm sure I never will, but it'll be such a wonderful treasure from my home's soil if I do. Only gem I've any interest in owning, but only if I find it.

Thank you for a Great video, I’m getting one for my collection. It’s definitely an under valued stone.

Thank you for bringing us along on your fascinating adventure.

Beautiful work!

Thank you very much.

Off the topic of cutting this stone. I am interested in purchasing some peridot rough, so I can cut them for my daughter. It is her birthstone. I am having trouble finding places on the internet that I could trust to purchase some rough for faceting as a hobby. Peridot is at the top of list but interested in other rough as well. Unable to go to gem shows since montana really doesn't have much other than sapphire mines which I have plenty of rough sapphire. Thank you for your assistsnce.

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Thank you. Very informative and interesting. I am glad that my age people participate on adventures

Thanks again fantastic job am motivated by you

Interesting: despite a significant difference in weight estimate numbers ( Vol/W^3 -- .463 vs .395), the end products are nearly the same.

Thank you for making and sharing this!!

i cut the sail boat last yr out of glass

Your channel is a gem of its own kind. Thank you for sharing!

They're both smargadine perfection. But if I were lucky enough to have you cut one for me....... I'd have to go with the classic step-cut with cut corners. Hands down. Now if it were Demantoid Garnet or Tsavorite Garnet........ Brilliant cut patterns for the bottom reign supreme. IMHO Happy Holidays from us here in Colorado to you and Bopie🌲☃

Absolutely amazing like always, I look forward to watching your videos.

Thank you for the tutorial!

Watching the trim saw slide across the table, got me all triggered up. 😂😂😂❤❤❤

Which Portuguese design where you using?

man that was a very detailed explanation thankyou very much

Great video, and now I know how to pronounce it

Wow!!! That's AMAZING!! You are extremely skilled Sir. Thank you for the video.