Looking Inside Beautiful Rocks | Cutting Rocks #3
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2020
- In this video I cut open some rocks that i've been meaning to cut for awhile now but just haven't gotten around to it. They all have unique features that make them beautiful in their own way. I love getting surprised by the beauty of them all.Don't forget to hit the Like & Subcribe buttons as well hit the Bell icon to get notified of our future videos.
Here are some other channels i'm watching right now:
Michigan Rocks - Great lapidary instructional as well as rockhounding the Great Lakes / @michiganrocks
Marlaina Atkins - Awesome lapidary tips as well she finds beautiful jasper in NW USA
/ @marlainaatkins
Thirst Fast - Great Canadian content and really cool knowledgeable dude!!
/ @thirstfast1025
Rock.Hounding.Adventures - Really beautiful jasper finds out of Utah. Really cool dude!
/ @rockhoundingadventures
AgateDad - My fav LSA channel and it is growing at an insane rate!
/ @agatedad
RookieRockhounding - My fav rockhounding channel. Crazy production quality. / @rookie_rockounding
KatyDid - I love her segments on cutting rocks. Rockhounding in Montana. / @katydidrocks
Agate Angler - Another channel growing at a crazy rate. Awesome Montana Agates!!
/ @agateangler
Addicted 2 Rocks - Unbelievably beautiful jasper from northern California.
/ @addicted2rocks811
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Tnks for identifying the rocks. Beautiful.
Great to see the names of the rocks.It makes it very interesting.I am getting to know them I look forward now to finding them.A great Video.
Rock on!
Those chert would be beautiful cabs❤
I think so too!
Great variety loved the cherts the blue almost looks like a jade thanks for sharing
It does!
I found some amazing greens yesterday and a huge piece of mica schist... possible agatized wood... I'm having so much fun... Made a few slabs today... I went to the spot I went as a young fellow and im so glad I did ...I was lost for a bit to the rest of humanity... I needed that... I have to polish a few things... I wish I had of started this years ago...
Hey it's great you got to get out. It's never too late to find a passion.
@@RockhoundingLife yeah i just got out near home...but it was still awsome... after the ban is lifted I want to get to advocate harbor been wanting to go down that way for a long time
It's definitely just like a box of chocolates. You never know until you cut it open, and you have but one chance of cutting it up in the right direction for the best effect.
100%!
The chert has the same color tones as the sea!! Beautiful😀
I've gotten a better appreciation for Chert & Quartzite on this trip!!
Beautiful rocks. I really like the chert and look forward to seeing the purple. Thanks for sharing.🙂
Thanks!!
Beautiful rocks, love cutting to see what's inside! It's always exciting to find out, and I learn a thing or two about rocks while doing it. Thanks for this awesome video!
You and me both!
That turquoise is absolutely beautiful! Thank you!😊
That's one of my favorite finds ever!
Very nice finds great cuts !
Thanks!😀🙏
The turquoise chert is gorgeous! Nice vid! 👌
Thanks!!! Yup I think its my fav!
Hi, Just wanted to congratulate you on being such a great father and teaching your kids an appreciation for nature. My son and I have collected together as well. Now we meet once or twice a year to hunt the many gravel and cobble filled rivers and beaches of the Dominican Republic. No completion here and fairly close. I am sort of late a beginner at 74 and found rock collecting later in life. I am fascinated by the conglomerate piece frames 4:55-9:55. I would love to acquire a slice, end cap, or whatever you can spare and gladly pay for postage etc. I am sure you get many request and will understand if this is not something you do. I really don’t have much to trade as about all we have in Florida is fossil coral and some bland flints. Anyway, just thought I’d ask. Thanks for your videos. Your straight forward unpretentious presentation is mush appreciated. Larry
Hi Larry. Email me at rockhoundinglife@gmail.com
WOW, so nice, you got some good ones this time
😀🤙🤙
Nice interesting cutting view! Tumbs up
Thanks!!
Biotite is interesting. Now I know what are inside ones love seen
💯! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful brecciated jasper! And the green and blue chert
That green blue chert is some of my all time favorite rock.
@@RockhoundingLife I can see why!!! They are gorgeous stones!!!
I have found some outstanding chert in Arkansas
Banded Chert is one of my favorite rocks!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳💎
I think the turquoise is really jade. It's translucent on the edges.. i didn't think chert could be translucent..
Cool video brother I like that your using a tile saw :) it’s inspiring to those who don’t have fancy pants equipment
Thanks! Wait until you see how I polish slabs! I’ll show my process in a future vid. It’s a definite money saver DIY set up!!
Rockhounding Life 😭😭😭 I cant wait I have zero patience and the suspense is killing me :)
I bought a 5/8’s thread attachment for my drill and then bought some polishing pads. Whole setup cost me about $60
Tile saw is what I use it it’s great I love it , picked it up for 10 bucks at a yard sale practically brand new!
I think that’s what I’m finding is a lot of that quartzite. If it ever stops raining lol it’s like 8:15 Friday morning and the storm should be heading your way as I type . I want to post another video and show off the collection and maybe some of the audiences can help with identifying etc . Ok brother enjoy your weekend
Quartzite will look more grainy that chert or jasper. Chert and jasper have very small crystals which you can't see. Quartzite you can see small crystals. It's very difficult to identify something through a camera. If you are just starting out the best place to learn and get advice about your area in particular is your local rocks & minerals groups. A lot of them have facebook pages which you can join and share pictures and ask questions. Sometimes you even meet people to go rockhounding with in your area. Usually they will have experienced people who know the geology of your area and what rocks to look for. Stay dry!
@@RockhoundingLife cool thank you . This storm is crazy it’s been snowing the last few hours and it’s real heavy wet snow and the guy across the street tree is about to take out the power lines . I knocked on his door and he isn’t home and I’m touching electrical stuff
At time stamp 4:45 do u see the hollering guy kinda in the mid lower part .. lol
I do now!! 😆
I'm always finding people inside designs lol gets annoying sometimes
I hear you tumble and polish, but do you cab? Some would make good cabs.
I don't make cabs....yet.....We do have a lot of material for making cabs. I just prefer to tumble and polish slabs so haven't gotten around to trying cabs yet. But I will eventually i'm sure.
2:07 that's got a pretty waxy look for schist or gneiss. Are you sure it's not sedimentary?
2:13 this looks like andesite
5:54 yeah, okay, I agree.
6:57 I might agree with your slip at the beginning that those are quartzite. At 7:53 you can see a pocket of coarser grains on the left of the screen. Maybe a mix of some kind. Usually chert is opaque.
Nice pieces anyway! Thanks for showin!
Thirst Fast 2:13 I guess could be andesite but a lot of the grains look rounded. But you might be right. Petrology is not my thing. Sed or Ign
Thirst Fast I originally thought this was quartzite years ago when I first collected it but after cutting it you can feel the waxy texture and the edges are sharp AF. plus the beach is loaded with banded Chert if similar texture. I’m in NFLD now and just went to the same beach and picked up a bunch. Vid coming soon
Thirst Fast send me a message on my Instagram “rockhoundinglife” or Facebook Messenger “Jason Baker” and I’ll send you some picks of the other samples I think are Chert from the same beach. You can me what you think.
@@RockhoundingLife I'm not on FB or insta, but you can e-mail me pics to g-dam@hotmail.com
I don't claim to know everything either, I definitely could be wrong. I look forward to your NFLD adventure! Cheers!
Thirst Fast email sent
Why don't you cut on the longest axis so you can expose more of the rock? These cuts were kind of a waste.
I cut where I think I will expose more features of the rock. Not worried about length.
that last piece is green ...not blue
Meet in the middle and call it Turquoise?