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Rock Art => Cabochons, Intarsias, Cameos => Topic started by: fossilman on January 22, 2017, 03:53:16 PM
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I usually just hound and slab,than lose interest in the rock.. A few buddies kept pushing me to start cabbing some of the material I cut...
So I jumped on the band wagon and gave it a try-hooked,yuppers just like I thought...LOL
My first cab,a Montana moss agate,I hounded on the Yellowstone River,in Montana. Slabbed it,trimmed it and cabbed it....
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Looks great and that's s difficult material to work!
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Looks great and that's s difficult material to work!
Hey is this Mr. Bill???
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beautiful!!!
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I love it!
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A nice grouping of inclusions; very pleasing to the eye.
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You did a great job on your first cab. Beautiful stone! :headbang:
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Thanks all,just another addiction to this rock hounding thing!! LOL
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I've been up to the Yellowstone river several times collecting and I'm always amazed when I start cutting. I still have two buckets from our last trip 3 years ago. I'm working one right now with red in it. I'll post here when finished.
Moss agates are not easy to polish. Nice job!
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Here's the finished cab, the ones with red dendrites are hard to come by, I've been lucky enough to collect a few.
This one has a small inclusion on the left side of the center dendrite, I left it so I wouldn't lose the pattern. Down on the bottom you can the white remnants of the vug same thing.
But it looks just find in my mossy collection!!!