Lets Clean Up A Moss Agate

[@gwynnfarrell1856]

Thank you for a great demonstration of your technique. That little blade has a huge advantage over other grinding methods. It looks like you can get very detailed and can customize your stone. Very cool! Take care 💕

[@kylaabegglen1275]

What a beautiful stone!🤩Thank you for the great video and tips!✌🤠

[@MontanaRockMom]

Oh David that is a beauty. I love when you can see the clear chalcedony windows into the rock for a "sneak peek." I also like how the top forms a design around the rock like it's framing what lies beneath. Just don't harm the unicorns. I love 🦄. You can take down everything else. 🥰

[@iRollZaZa420]

Whoop whoop, Montana rock mom in the house love your videos along with Theo I think his name is, sorry I'm a little bad with names💙

[@Lisa.Sparkman]

What beauty is being revealed in that stone! I was enthralled the whole time. After you tumble it, could we get a before and after video? I think that would be a great finish for this study.

[@DavidBriggsAdventures]

Sounds like a good idea. I'll do just that. 👍

[@lorihaskins9789]

Great video as always good job

[@olmilfishrock]

Great video! I will have to try this . Thanks for sharing!! Keep rockin!!👍😎

[@silverback5033]

Hi David, nice work on the stone. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin

[@kirbycraft9325]

Yea, those Moss Agates break, and chip different from other agates. They "block" off. I also have found this season what I believe are Moss Jaspers. They too have very straight edges, and you're right if there's a fracture it's virtually invisible. Truly dense mineral.

[@mikelouis9389]

That's shaping up very nicely and after the tumbler? Wow! BTW, I'm hoping you were using a face shield and definitely a respirator! Silicate = silicosis= bad.

[@11Evalone]

Could you have used a water drip along with this? Seems like a lot of dust to be breathing in. Thanks for video!

[@DavidBriggsAdventures]

I work outside mostly, but I do use a water drip when I'm working inside. The dust blows away pretty well outside. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@kirbycraft9325]

I'm yaying the blue in that stone. Before you tumble it could you put it under a light,and add it to the next video?

[@iRollZaZa420]

Hello I am new to your channel! How can u enter the giveaway and where will the winner be announced my friend? And I subbed, all notifications on and im sharing+like haha💙

[@DavidBriggsAdventures]

That's all anyone has to do to have a chance at winning giveaways on my channel. I show what's being given away. I let the contest run, then pick a random winner with a comment picker.

[@iRollZaZa420]

@@DavidBriggsAdventuresgood afternoon, awesome my friend thank you for the good info.. I'm not sure when it is but I'll definitely keep and eye out for the announcement and looking forward to a another tip, rockhound video 😀

[@cherylmeshue8871]

What kind of wheel u useing

[@DavidBriggsAdventures]

I use a plain old commercially available diamond cutting wheel. I have a bit of a practiced hand so I make it look much easier than it is. Much of the time my pressure on the stone could be measured in grams of force over pounds per square inch.

[@cherylmeshue8871]

@@DavidBriggsAdventures thank u for info