Shaping and Polishing a Rock With a Dremel Tool! 

I like the look of the sanding discs you use, i havent seen those before. I recently started polishing rocks and woild love to know what tools you would recommend

I have a flat lap but still use my dremel and I use the super glue with baking soda to attach it to a screw and I have little wood handles I screw it into. Then when it’s done I I sand off the cement and put the black stuff on the bottom

Hi❤ thanks for sharing your creative process! Could you tell me which Dremel series did you use? Looks quite handy!

May I ask what speed your dremel is on? Sorry if it’s mentioned somewhere and I missed it

Hi, I loved your video, perhaps you can tell us the name of the attachment for polishing or maybe post the link from amazon. Thanks

beautiful

Are you only using a little water? Any worry about electrocution?

Is there a particular Dremel tool you'd recommend?

Do you have a link for the dremel you use?

hi there thaks for this video i wonder to know what kind of Dremel you working??i wanna buy!!

Ona a petoskey stone that size, how many discs would you estimate it would take to polish? Petoskeys are pretty soft.

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Can you do faceting with just dremel?

How hard are you pressing into the stone?

Everyone has questions cause nothing was explained.

Man, how can I find these tools for polishing? It’s diamond, right? I have one u used for grinding, but now looking for a good way to polish the obsidian. Wheels with polishing paste work pretty bad(

Very nice! Can you tell me where you find that yellow attachment tool? Very useful.

I got some low grade stone grinders and polishers. One flew apart when I slightly tilted it to one side. I spent over an hour trying to grind down a clear quartz crystal stained with orange iron oxide with little result. I'm now waiting for a delivery of diamond coated bits. Thanks to rock hound RU-vid videos I quickly learned my mistake and made the adjustment. I found this bizarre clear quartz crystal with a top that is cube shaped with an arm of a crystal running diagonally across the lower front of the cube. The bizarre parts are: in the front of the cube there is a diamond shaped hole covered by a thin layer of see through clear crystal. And inside the cube there are tiny pieces of crystals you can see and hear when shaken. The best part is there is a dark red stone partially covered by stain and a slight surface layer of brown stone. It's so unique there can't be another like it it anywhere. Can't wait to fully expose that dark red stone!

Great video just found your channel

Love it I find rocks that I think I can work with and do the same very cool to see I’m not the only one haha hood work

What gloves do you use?

What does the mineral oil do?