Great to watch ,,really struggling polishing boulder as It's a newer material for me but ya ,I have fallen in love with boulder opal it's much more of a dynamic type of opal and when it's done right it's the best ,cheers for the post.
Yes, processing boulder opal has its rewards. Take your time, experiment, there are a lot of ways to achieve the final result. Thank you for watching and your encouraging feedback.
I’ve got a fist-size piece of iron rock with opal veins & a smooth feeling swirl pattern that covers a large area on most sides. I have no idea what to do with it or if I could try to polish a small section to satisfy curiosity. If I decide to polish a small section, it’ll be after a lot of “watch & learn” videos like yours, then practice runs. It seems different to gemstone polishing. Honesty in today’s society has become a rare quality so trust follows if you don’t know the right person for the job.
Boulder opal can be tricky, even when you have experience on your side as no two pieces are the same. Some times its a case of taking it easy and going gently and other times the quick tap of a hammer does not go astray. This could be a serious learning curve for you. I am sure it will have a positive outcome either way.
@@diverseopalproducts love watching all opal cutters, and yours are some of the best and most informative, especially for Boulder and doublets, which I have not yet worked with.
Hi Robert always a massive pleasure to watch your fruitful videos I learn so much from your videos and im extremely thankful 🙌🏽 If I may ask or request..anytime we get a how to make a doublet start-finish? Much appreciated
Great to watch ,,really struggling polishing boulder as It's a newer material for me but ya ,I have fallen in love with boulder opal it's much more of a dynamic type of opal and when it's done right it's the best ,cheers for the post.
Yes, processing boulder opal has its rewards. Take your time, experiment, there are a lot of ways to achieve the final result. Thank you for watching and your encouraging feedback.
Hi, you are indeed a great cutter. everytime you do great. thanks to you.
Thank you for your kind feedback.
Fantastic.! Thanks Robert.;-)
Thanks for your feedback.
A joy to watch. Great polish.
Thank you for your feedback.
Nice brother!
Thanks for watching, and your feedback.
So pretty
Beautiful
Thanks for watching.
I’ve got a fist-size piece of iron rock with opal veins & a smooth feeling swirl pattern that covers a large area on most sides. I have no idea what to do with it or if I could try to polish a small section to satisfy curiosity. If I decide to polish a small section, it’ll be after a lot of “watch & learn” videos like yours, then practice runs. It seems different to gemstone polishing.
Honesty in today’s society has become a rare quality so trust follows if you don’t know the right person for the job.
Boulder opal can be tricky, even when you have experience on your side as no two pieces are the same. Some times its a case of taking it easy and going gently and other times the quick tap of a hammer does not go astray. This could be a serious learning curve for you. I am sure it will have a positive outcome either way.
looks great, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
@@diverseopalproducts love watching all opal cutters, and yours are some of the best and most informative, especially for Boulder and doublets, which I have not yet worked with.
@@ThatOpalGuy Thank for your encouraging feedback.
מדהים 👑👑👑 💖
Thank you for watching.🙂
nice stone mate
Thank you.
Hi Robert always a massive pleasure to watch your fruitful videos
I learn so much from your videos and im extremely thankful 🙌🏽
If I may ask or request..anytime we get a how to make a doublet start-finish?
Much appreciated
Thank you for your positive feedback and encouragement. Keep watching, a doublet video may not be far away. 🙂
@@diverseopalproducts
thank you Robert🙌🏽💚
Your videos are truly amazing
Some nice colour, you need to let your neighbour know, cutting opal with a chain saw cause chipping on the edges….😂😂😂😂
Not while he has a chain saw in his hand. 🙂