Cutting a chrysoberyl gemstone.
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2021
- Im cutting a chrysoberyl gemstone today. This will be a short unnarrated video using only brief captioning, sorry but ive been real busy. The gem turned out great and rivals any sapphire for brilliance.
I used this sequence for cutting and polishing;
600 crystalite lap for roughing out mains and rounding the stone , followed by a 1200 lap for mains only, then using a zinc lap and 3000 paste i prepolished mains and cut the breaks, The final polish was done using a batt lap(tin) and 60000 pandomonium paste. The crown was cut the same way.
For prepolishing and polishing i use gearloose lapidary products.
I sell gemstones here: www.etsy.com/shop/Gemsbymbk?r...
I misread the title as Chernobyl. I was expecting something considerably radioactive.
very nice and clean cutting
Beautiful Brent! Great video. Thanks much my friend.
Thanks john, a short one but i hope to do better soon.
Perfect!
Showww!👏
Fantastic!!
very nice bravo
thank you.
nice!!!
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Hi
I'm a fan and also a new gem cutter.
Iv learned many things from you, I have a question , if some diagrams angle is for example 42.26 degree and my facetron machine has only one decimal .
What should I do? If i round up to 42.3 , is it going to affect meet-points????
Thanks and God bless
Hi and thanks for watching the videos. You will be fine if you round up to the next tenth . I had a facetron too a couple years back and never had a problem rounding up. Its such a minute amount.
@@tennpikr74 thanks brother, do you have instagram page ??? If you don't mind I would like to follow you,
Stay safe and
God bless
@@siamakesfandiari968 Sorry no instagram.
@@tennpikr74 No worries my friend 💐👍💐
What's it cost for that setup? And what's a chrysoberyl? Is that a citrine?
Technically it’s cats eye
The machine is around $4000. No its not citrine which is a quartz. chrysoberyl is its own mineral,
An aluminate of beryllium.
@@tennpikr74 so is it not a cats eye ??
@@implausibleimpossiblehypot4006 cats eye refers to chaytoyancy, the effect that gives the look of a cats eye. This clear form of chrysoberyl does not have the fibers or silk to cause that. So no this wouldnt be called cats eye.
@@tennpikr74 ok thanks for the correction