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How to Prep Pyrite Ammonites (Dremel 290) Part 1 of 4
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- Опубліковано 1 лис 2020
- Easy Step by Step, Real Time Preparation removing Pyrite Bloom from a Fools Gold Iron Pyrite Ammonite from Weymouth's Oxford Clay, using an engraver (Dremel 290) fitted with Zoic Palaetech’s Tungsten stylus and sewing needles
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Please excuse the commentary I forgot I was wearing a mask and this was my first ever go at making a video!
The next videos are much clearer 😉
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Wow!!!
thank you
Hi it would be better to reweted again after you have taking the soft stuff again I thing it will come off easy ear ? But still good and nice job.👍
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
Can you use needles in the blue one? I just ordered that model (with the tips from PaleoTech) but love the idea/technique with the needle. How much is a grout remover if you would recommend one?
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
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Now this was my first purpose made video for UA-cam, I didn’t have an editor then 😬
You're saying needles, but are those actually sewing pins in the round white container?
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!
Fleet lagoon fossils?
Yes around that area
What where they soaking in at the beginning?
Just plane tap water.
Change the water every day for a week or so to help remove salt from the fossils