Super Glue fix on a Rose Quartz Sphere

[@canadiangemstones7636]

That divot is a heartbreaker. Good solid rose quartz is not easy to find, but at least you got good color.

[@DirtCleanerVideos]

I have made lots of spheres and every time something like that happens I find it very disappointing but try to find a way to forge ahead. Sometimes it is best just to make the piece smaller.

[@shaneapplegate1975]

I've cut a lot of stone glass quartz and what not for home reno. That mineral oil sure sure is a good trick to making nice cuts🍻

[@Feniks_]

У вас две коронки для шара стоят под изгибом вверх? А другая дальняя в горизонтали?

[@DirtCleanerVideos]

There are three heads. All on a horizontal plane.

[@garypomreinke5694]

Superglue is a great crack filler! I always have a tube at the ready. I heard that windshield repair liquid is another option?? Drip some in and let the suns UV rays cure it. Have you heard of this method?

[@DirtCleanerVideos]

Sounds interesting.

[@toreegriggers2815]

With adding the glue, does it make the surface feel different? I received a moss agate sphere from an online store and I think it was glued. The whole sphere is cold to the touch except that part that feels (possibly) glued and I'm wondering why there is such a change in surface temperature. Thank you for your video!!!

[@DirtCleanerVideos]

@@toreegriggers2815 glad you enjoyed the video. If a piece was glued back on to your sphere the surface feel shouldn’t be affected. But if, let’s say, resin was added then there is a possibility that would feel different. I wish I could look it over.