Tumbling Green Fluorite (Final Update)

[@bobs-rocks]

Nice, im glad you posted just after the pod cast. There are a couple of pieces that could make an interesting wire wrap. thanks Kurt

[@sandmaker]

What a cool experiment. I have found any solid clear crystal, colored or not ends up with a fractured look, from where the other rocks bang into it. Keep having fun, be safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

[@dustinfindsrocks]

Honestly I’m surprised they turned out as good as they did! There’s some vastly different hardness levels in these stones. Personally I’d have been afraid to tumble any! So strong work 👍🏼

[@silverback5033]

They have turned out pretty nice Kurt, 👍. Keep Safe & Keep Rockin

[@claudesarich6314]

One thing I've noticed is that you have a metal strainer. With some polished rocks you might find some very fine scratches. It is better to use plastic strainer as it won't scratch. Otherwise interesting results, well done and thx for sharing 👍🇦🇺

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

My brother amazing video and very good work!! Have a nice time!!

[@manisteerocks7092]

Well,it definitely appears that you lost alot of material. What steps would you do differently next time? I just love that green in the fluorite. Tasty looking 😋!

[@RagnarRocks]

Crazy looking stuff there! If you're ever looking for tips, I would check out meminer and Michigan rocks channels, those guys are Legends.

[@manisteerocks7092]

I learned alot from Rob @Michigan rocks. He has a lot of useful tips,some that are almost mandatory for good results.