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Cool. Very good perspective. Thanks Justin.

I'm a commercial cutter of 35 years or so. Depends a lot on the material. The other day 1.5 ct aus. Sapp R/brill was about an hour but a similar size zambian emerald was 45 min. The Burmese boys I used to work with could cut a 1 ct sapp crown in 12 minutes. The best I could ever do of good make was a complete crown in 17. Some of the young Thais girls with jam peg are mind blowingly fast.

Wow nice bro😊❤❤❤❤❤

How do we go about purchasing the rough product, right after its grown? I dont need it cut in half. I want the largest size possible

where the hell are you getting all these gemboxes and antique rough etc.. this is crazy

This is pretty awesome!

An old bicycle turned up side down with the tire removed from the rim. The front fork removed and the whole thing is kind of half buried with wood cross pieces on the frame. The cutting machine is mounted on a table over the bike. Ps the bike is still used as a bike when needed.

You know what a jewellery would do

Hi Justin, That’s a Sri Lankan Traditional Mask, Those Flaps will fit into the sides. If you go to down south in Sri Lanka go to ambalangoda you can find a Mask museum their

I got the Vevor 180W faceting machine but only have a 7 inch tile saw and the Vevor and do you use the dop wax??? is that the red wax on your's??? ok so any dop wax is good?? no dops? Hmmm!!!! yes I'm a beginner and just got the Vevor but it has the arm that holds the stone and change's the angle and such...I just don't have wax!!! oops!!!

From the Quick Clip of the video you showed the string that they were using was a lot shorter so he didn't have to have that much play of the stick

It runs 3000 RPM and Did I saw a doggy?

Hi,very good

You need to sit on the ground to operate that old fashioned faceting machine .

it seems to be a bank account shrinking spell

Di cosa è fatto il disco per polishing ?

Divine, such depth

I sincerely pray that the angels of the Lord may protect you from the demons you have summoned.

This is enchanting. As a big fan of rocks and alchemy, this checks off many boxes. More please!

As a gem cutter and practitioner of solomonic ritual magic i demamad more of this sensational content 💎🔥📜

Yes, absolutely it can be a spell that enchants a person. If we do achieve what we attempt in the Lapidarist arts, then if we are able to enhance the beauty, we will enchant people with the spell we cast upon that gemstone...

Beautiful ❤

🙏🙏🙏

Nice . I love the old faceting machines that are most similar to the early diamond machines. This is proof that you can work with them and do a top-notch polishing job if you know the machine, adjust it well and know the technique. I am waiting for more educational videos like this. I'm sorry that I don't have the space in my apartment to build a similar machine.😍❤🖖

This is actually amazing

A good adjustable comfortable chair ..the first thing I'd buy .

Ho mach this machine

safety equipment like respirator and filters and ventilation?

How much do you sale the second maching?

Do you have industry in Sydney?

How do I get this book?

think i’m getting one next month

I got 20 on the dude from Washington

Hi,very good

Where did you get the alchemy symbols on your handpiece table? It is epic. The stone is also absolutely stunning. Cheers!

Cheer wine is way better than Dr Pepper lol 😂

I like it because its not a fake product, its real emerald improved by the hand of men. if you know something about jewerly you know that emeralds come from earth very cracked, clean uncracked emeralds are extremely expensive, even the ones that are quite clean have prohibitive value

What’s the percentage of stones that don’t survive this process?

Perfect! I love it.

I basically use 3 step cutting for all my stones. Preform on 250 grit, pre polish on 1200 grit and polish with 50k diamond.

Great stuff! I loved the hashing tutorial, I was really curious about it since I saw it.

So exciting and absolutely powerful. Working at your magnificent bench will bring in 100 years of creativity. So fitting for "The Gemcutters Craft". You have created a family heirloom. Magnificent job Justin.

I liked the before color better also.

tbh I kinda like the darker color

Looks great. I have refinished a TON of antiques. My parent bought out two Quebec Antique Dealers in the 1970's with intent of opening their own business selling antiques. Almost all the furniture was Pine but there was a bit of mixed hardwood, especially with chairs. Our entire home was furnished with antiques right down to our beds and dressers. That still left a garage attic and a large building right full of unfinished antiques. I learned a few formulas for stripping wood and for finishes and techniques. It was all a great experience and one definitely has a sense of satisfaction after refinishing an old antique and giving it new life. Nicely done Justin.

It has many original parts, it could be returned to original working condition with the axle and disc that I have not seen. I don't think it's a problem to make the missing parts. I'm a little sorry that it's just an ordinary table for a jambpeg machine...Black paint never went well with wood, at least in my opinion it only works with iron... If temporarily it is OK, but please try to make it as it used to be, I would like it totally restored and not a repurposed table.👍

looks good enough to eat.

I like the black legs :)