ZPT-BL The Balaur. The finest Fossil Prep Air Scribe EVER made! | ZOIC PalaeoTech

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

I could watch fossil prep videos nonstop all day long

[@bjnslc]

I'm really excited. I expect mine in the post today. ZOIC has, by far, the best communication content for users in the business.

[@marksmith2885]

Absolutely cannot wait to get mine. I've been looking for something like this for over a decade and finally your good selves have created the perfect tool😃👍

[@ethanhawtin7561]

Looks good! Will hopefully get one of these soon to add to my Chicago 😎👏👏

[@carlakennedy3287]

Definitely enjoy seeing prep progress!

[@Jediknight.729]

Up to now had a dremmel now really into it all and ordered this pen and a compressor super excited! How amazing that this pen is made in th uk

[@adamfox264]

Could you make a beginner video on one of your basic products?

[@kingdarkem]

Huh interesting....wonder if it could be used for scrimshaw

[@zoicpalaeotech]

The real star of this video is that gleaming pyrite at 3:45!

[@roy70550]

Hello, I am new to fossil prepping and I was wondering what is the difference between this and and micro air abrasive. Is there any reason I would need this if I plan to get a micro air abrasive?

[@zoicpalaeotech]

Hi! There are many situations where air abrasives can't be used - it could be that the fossil is softer than the encasing rock, or that the abrasive powder would damage the surface of the fossil. We find that we get a better finish with the Balaur under the microscope on the vast majority of fossils, even where abrasives could be used, although it is naturally much more time consuming.

[@roy70550]

@@zoicpalaeotech got it, thank you for the clarification!

[@liedebunker1253]

Man, that's a good tool. But it's pretty expensive.