What a wonderful array of beautiful stones !!!

The Noreena was something else!👍🏻

18:53 Looks like two wonderful pink trees growing side by side Mark!!!❤❤🎉🎉
Thanks for sharing Mark!

That is a lot of fun finding out what you ended up with at the same time you do. There is some really cool stuff in this video. The Narina Jasper was an excellent finale! Thanks again.

brother, you're a legend!

Always great content Mark, and great rocks!

Absolutely beautiful

Gorgeous specimens! I think my favorites were the crazy lace and the geode.  I really like geodes.  If you would make video cutting all geodes I'd be in heaven.

I found million years old petrified MUD yup ...for sale,, and sand to nice size to ..❤

Very pretty material 😊

Your love for agatized stone is admirable; I have the same affliction... Just less quality tools and material 😂

That said, you can get quite good at cutting on a tile saw if you practice keeping that rock as straight & still as a vice does.  Most people mess up by trying to spin rocks mid-cut... Pull them straight through first, then flip & line up the 1st cut instead.  Works great.

Great cuts, I'm going out to do some now myself, picked up a couple dozen Ocho agate yesterday and they're doozies!

Great cutting session. It's nice to see how you mount the rock in the vise to ensure it doesn't come loose during the cut. How many and what saws do you have in your stable?

I have watched every one of your videos and none of them have been about soup. They have all been agates. Can you please let me know when the first soup video will be? I'm hoping for chicken noodle. Thanks

Look good. How are you going to polish them?

Hi Mark😅

A few apparent editing glitches - the Ruby zoisite did the reveal long after the cut and the Montana agate magically transformed into something else…???

Love your saws. I have a 20" highland park, What blade would you recommend I cut agates pet wood and jaspers and using mineral oil

When you take the specimens out of the saw how do you get the oil off? Old timers would use saw dust!