Rock Tumbling Granite Experiment

Rock Tumbling Granite pieces from a Dam

[@USMCVetDawn]

Thank you! I really love granite colors and patterns, but always heard it’s a lost cause in tumbling.
Your video has inspired to give it a shot but also not to get my hopes up lol
You gave me a good idea what to expect and will hope to just get enough nice pieces to put in a vase lol

[@Whacked-Out-Nature]

I'm so glad I could help, You should get some nice pieces* Have Fun & Good luck!*

[@WeAreResponsible]

Just found your channel. Subscribed. Ty for the videos

[@michaelc9507]

I was wondering even if it was possible to tumble granite down? Thank you for the answer
I work at a quarry that crushes some of the hardest granite on the east coast it is unbelievable how strong it is watching it being crushed or a stubborn piece hydraulic hammer bounce off a boulder. There is different type of granite I’ve seen more of a oink color I might grab some of it to try to run though the tumbler. Cool vide thanks for posting it

[@Whacked-Out-Nature]

My pleasure Michael* Thank you for your input!

[@adventures-with-joe]

Cane Creek!

[@CarolynMcPherson-r3z]

This is very cool. Thanks for doing this so we don't have to!

[@tinaharvey356]

Would that be like the stuff that is by rail road tracks

[@Whacked-Out-Nature]

Yes* Railway ballast needs to be made up of very hard rock, igneous rocks like quartzite and granite are popular, but the potassium feldspar may not be as prominent as they are in the granite in this video

[@tinaharvey356]

So you sell rocks.

[@Whacked-Out-Nature]

I don't have any stones for sale