Cutting Open Random Rocks to See What's Inside!! 

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you!

It did, but it was just quartz mixed with some sort of sentimental red rock

Can't cut yourself on that blade 😁 Also that would be a very small agate

*large agate

Haha, I see it!!

Well that must have made it difficult

@@adventures-with-joe Does everyone just assume every comment is mean-spirited these days? I laughed my nitzles off. Oh well.

@@Censored_By_Google I believe in this instance we're both victims to false beliefs about the other's intent 😁 it would be difficult to cut a rock while holding it with your toes

@@adventures-with-joe Yeah seems the whole world is one big mixed intent these days.. thanks for making content. Really appreciate the time it takes.

@@Censored_By_Google hope you enjoy!

I know quite well the rocks that are in my area. I just like cutting open random rocks to see what's inside 😁

@@adventures-with-joe nothing wrong with that bro.😁

@@johnnynephrite6147 it's always very exciting 😂😂 sometimes it isn't

@@adventures-with-joe Addictive indeed!

It looks quite a bit shinier on the camera than it does in person. It's not gold, but it is very shiny 😁

@@adventures-with-joe Thanks!

It's a diamond tile saw blade

@@adventures-with-joe works good on most rocks? And a follow up question, they use diamond grinding blade for shaping gems?

@@myalterego2878 yeah it cuts through pretty much everything. It's just a regular diamond grit blade you can get at any big box store. If you're gonna be cutting my hand just make sure you don't buy a blade with the spaces. Continuous blades won't cut you

@@myalterego2878 I think they mostly use flat laps for shaping gems. A saw blade wouldn't be precise enough

@@adventures-with-joe I was thinking, I've got a disc grinder I can put in a vice but it might take a lot of buffing to get the scratches out