Rockhounding NH: Lower Falls

[@GraniteGuy]

Today I learned the software settings to make motion in this video much more smooth. Better videos every day! Thanks for sticking with me as I improve.

[@mnemosynevermont5524]

omg Thank you for no talk! (love the lawn chair work bench!)

[@GraniteGuy]

No talk, and no sponsors, and no like/comment/subscribe asks, and no logos, and no titles or credits. I try to include only stuff that makes the videos better: 100% pure video.

[@frederickbierweiler8020]

great video nice sphere, and of course my favorite the old sphere in the bowl ,or should i say the new sphere in the bowl. I found the illuminated close-ups to be very interesting

[@GraniteGuy]

The light reveals a lot of details that go unseen under normal lighting.

[@CreationDust777]

Very cool. Makes me want to carve something out of stone

[@GraniteGuy]

A small tile saw makes a rough shape. Then a dremel with the stone underwater (in a little bin). Finish by hand with wet sandpaper. Cheapest stone carving setup ever.

[@northeastprospector]

Great video!

[@GraniteGuy]

Thanks. We missed you at Friday's meeting. I brought in my collection of homemade spheres, showing them off!

[@frederickbierweiler8020]

i find the light trough the quarts to be interesting

[@GraniteGuy]

This stone is the largest chunk of unfractured quartz I've ever found. Found in a river, any fractures would have long been broken by tumbling--usually quartz pebbles in this river are pretty small.