Cutting open 4 random landscape rocks on my 10 inch lap saw. Cutting jasper, quartz, agate and unidentified stationary rocks I find everywhere I go. I cut my rockhound finds on a Highland Park lapidary 10 inch trim saw. Cutting and polishing rocks from Oregon. Showing the scenery, animals and plants when possible too.
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hi nice to meet you you can call me Betty these are four random landscape rocks that I picked up along my regular walk I don’t pick up a lot of rocks that’s not true I pick up a lot of rocks when I come home from a walk I usually rush to the sink to wash my hand nope rocks also I wash my hands but I rushed to the sink to wash my
rocks I have a feeling I’m going to put a couple of these rocks back right where I found them it’s about time I had a couple ugly ducklings though I’ve been on a real streak with my rocks actually I feel like I’m being too harsh these are all beautiful and I love them but I can’t possibly keep every Rock I like
the first one reminds me of the polka dot agate we got from the polka dot agate Mine this second rock is really quite attractive as well I’d like to tile my floor with it I do try to bird watch a little bit so that I’m not always looking down at rocks
looking at the Third Rock it’s fascinating as well you just really have to zoom in on it I’m going to put glamour shots of each of these rocks at the end of the video
maybe I’ll polish these rocks and then put them back what do you think should I put these rocks back do you have a favorite do you know what any of these
are this fourth rock is really neat I’m so glad I picked it up I almost didn’t but it’s really pretty I think it might be Jasper if you know what it is let me
know I had a lot of fun cutting these rocks today I can’t wait to cut the next Rock see you soon
