HOW and WHY to Learn Advanced Faceting Techniques
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
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That was an amazing introduction into what it really takes to become a master gem cutter or even a perfectly passable facetor. Nothing wrong with that at all. I think people who tend to watch you work, over simplify the craft, because you make it look so easy and you are already well-versed in the intricate set of steps that one must think about, before they ever set the stone to lap for the first time. You can hand shape it and find the best angles and orient the colors and the way the light will play through the stone. And you can come up with a stone that maximizes the material and still allows the best angles for light play to happen. You are well versed in these kinds of things and you make it look so attractive to the novice because we don't see all the internal dialogue you are having and the years of cutting behind you that you can know the technical aspects of cutting. We just see the pretty finished cut stone and it's amazing. So thank you for making it real for us and believe it or not, it makes it more interesting and a challenge that many will think they are ready for. They aren't but a handful of practice stones and some serious determination and they are nonetheless less. 🎉 Amazing!!!
That’s exactly what I hoped would come across in this video. I really want to share the unique experience that I’ve been having lately and let cutters know that there is this other way to do things that is challenging, exciting, and rewarding. Thanks for understanding that.
Muito bom 😃 parabéns
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Thank you so much for this video.. if I had any doubts in my mind what I want to do with my life.... they just left the building. Thank you Justin. You have no idea the inspiration you just gave me✨️💚🌱💚
Good luck and welcome to the club ☺️
Synchonicity!
For the last couple of weeks I’ve been questioning weather or not I should continue faceting.
All these years struggling after transferring my stones with what I think now is being caused by machine misalignment due to wear and conception flaws of my alpha Taurus faceting machine.
This “holistic” approach of cutting was what I needed to hear at this moment of my faceting journey. Being less dependant on perfect machine accuracy.
So thank you for sharing that!
Hope you come back to Montreal for another cutting class.
Francois
Poetic and on such an advanced level of insight, understanding and inspirational. Whow welcome back and thank you.
Ya that was fantastic Justin, thank you for the inspo and the invitation. Looking forward to taking the training wheels of and freestyle.
Thank you for putting my thoughts to words
Anything worth trying to master should be extremely challenging. Cool video, Justin
Hi everyone, hi Justin. I think you have a jampeg machine, that machine it's perfect for that , here en Colombia (Nelson y Pedro Pablo) never used a diagram , all is in their heads , always looking the stone , the inclusions , the shape... nice video as always . Im New in this, im Still learning and thanks for your knowledge and experience
Very insightful about the artistic aspects of gem cutting, thank you Justin for sharing your knowledge, passion, and ideas
Always had massive respect for the guys not chained to a piece of paper. Might have to try it some day.
No East no west Justin is best
This is a very good idea.i get to know a lot about gem cutting by watching ur videos.plz make a video about how can we maximize the color of the stone.thank you sir🤗
Glad you put that on there Justin. This is how I started. I have yet to use a diagram. Do my Stones look freaking bad most of them yes! Just got my copper lap. My diamond grit paste should be here tomorrow or the next day. I transferred jig and Dobbs won't be here till April something. Dang it but I did make a makeshift belt out of rubber. Which fits a lot better. She does sing. I was up until 5 this morning trying to figure that one out. Have yet to cut my first Stone since I
fixed the belt. That's a tomorrow thing I do believe sorry for the paragraph man great show.
faceting legend 🙌 👏
Thank You, Justin, for Your insight. I'm assembling my gem faceting equipment, on Amazon.
Three weeks ago, I became fascinated with Faceting gems.
I should listen to this video, several more times. Thank You. I hope to make a gem that is harmonious with light.
Donna Chassie
Good luck and Check this out too:
medium.com/justin-k-prim/i-want-to-buy-a-cheap-or-used-faceting-machine-9c613b3f1da9
Awesome words as a new cutter Iam doin exsacly this and Ian learning so much so quick as I've only done I brilliant cut the rest has been playing with angles
Greetings from New York .. God Bless You..
Nice video Justin, an excellent introduction to gem cutting with the jamb peg. Been doing it this way for 20 plus years and never been disappointed with a result.
Shhhh don’t tell them that this is the Jambpeg method as well. You will scare them away 😜
@@JustinKPrim OK...We'll keep it a secret😊
@@boblakey1359 I won't tell either! 🙂
Having enough rough to experiment is a big part of developing skill beyond the standard brilliant or step cuts. Be willing to lose material in the process of learning, and it doesn't hurt to take notes on the angles and indexes along with a basic diagram so you can maintain maximum weight and repeat the design in the future.
Very inspiring video. You articulated well the advantage and allure of an abstract approach to a stone. I think I may need to put in a few more hours (or years) on the art before jumping off that cliff but it's a very tempting and exciting goal. Thank you for taking the time and sharing that with us. Cheers!
It was my pleasure. I hope you make the jump sooner than later. It’s not as scary as it seems.
Thanks for the video. How very Zen. Subscribed.
thanks Mr.Justin, a amazing introduction
Fantastic! Lets go!
Is it possible to make a stone backlight itself with the photoelectric effect powering a small led, or other ways to capitalize on the electrical properties of a stone and incorporate that into jewelry?
If you can fit an led and battery into the jewelry then sure why not?
Very good
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Good morning Schmucks.
I keep finding lots of ways to learn to run lapidary machines, but no one teaching the actual design... no one explaining how the light interacts with the geometry... i dont even know a lot of the terms you used to describe the gems.
Where can i learn this stuff?
check out our online school at www.facetinapprentice.com to find some of the stuff. Specifically design info can be found in our new course called Software Design Fundamentals.
Hello Justin my question is Is freeform shape are used in Modern jewelry because I haven't come a cross any modern jewelry with free form shape not in any auctions . Most of the customer do even like a free shape.
In the video, I’m referring to hand shaped classics like ovals, cushion, pear, marquise. If you want a true free form, you can basically do anything you want but as you said that might not work with the taste of a jeweler
Is it bad that I have to watch all your videos at a play back speed of X1.25. My add goes crazy with slow talking sorry.
That’s ok. When I edit them I listen in double speed. As a creator though, I like to offer a slower paced as opposed to how extremely chopped everything is these days for reels, TikTok’s, etc. let us slow down.
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