Slabs

[bansheeraptor]

Hello , I am a novice cutter , these are a few so far I have cut



What do ya think ?

Peace

 

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[bansheeraptor]

I call one " Blue Dolphin " and the other "Hell Fire "

 

[BurntBear]

Very nice work!

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

Some pretty cuts there ! Thanks for sharing

 

[bansheeraptor]

I am having so much fun cutting , if you ever thought of buying a saw .....DO IT !

 

[Las Vegas Bob]

Nice job, thanks for sharing.

 

[bansheeraptor]

thanks all you guys and gals , I am enjoying finding you all and joining you for a spell , if you see any pieces that I post that you want or are interested in , shoot me an offer , I'll send it to ya
peace
mark

 

[bansheeraptor]

 

[yakker]

Looks like you're having a blast with that saw! Keep up the good work and thanks for the show

 

[DDancer]

Rocks in general are pretty plain on the outside. Long ago as a kid I figured that out when I started taking ordinary stones and simply sticking them in a sock and smashing them. Those ordinary rocks turned into fascination when I could see what was hiding inside. I don't ruin my socks anymore but I still enjoy seeing whats inside and its whats inside that often counts making an oridinary field stone a work of wonder.
Good on ya and your saw Happy hunting.

 

[bansheeraptor]

I am thinking
dino bone , but won't know till I take a slice

 

[BurntBear]

So cool! Very interesting specimens!

 

[bansheeraptor]

This was a slice of Bruneau picture Jasper

 

[greaser]

very nice material you have there and a good saw/blade as well by the lack of saw marks.

 

[dawnhvr]

How do you get them so smooth?

 

[MrLee]

Usually mineral oil. That's what we use in our shop.

I love naming my specimens too. I can see the dolphin and hellfire perfectly. One of the cuts looks like a beach sunset.