Cutting Geodes With A 60,000 PSI Waterjet

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Found it! First lick test! You are welcome everyone :)
Comment from : MotivateMindZ

Thunder Agates
Comment from : Bouncer Slab & REAL NATURE

that's pretty neat
Comment from : Jacob Pappas

The water jet hope it's cutting a black Carbonate diamond 💎 natural Ragh Stone's Pascal is the power to the top for winners i have the rock for the test Avelably from Greece
Comment from : Vassilios Christis

So can anyone tell me a brand or what kind of clay that is he is mounting the rocks with?brIs it even clay?
Comment from : John Vinson

Thunder Eggs
Comment from : Mark Beltz

Why did that first rock look like it had a rock bird in it
Comment from : Wild-Child_785

I believe that those are agate thunder eggs
Comment from : Crystal Gem25 Gillum

What is in that water
Comment from : guy sumpthin

Hey if “60k PSI Waterjet” is in the title I’ll click
Comment from : Nik No K

Agates
Comment from : M John Roll

I thought that was thunder eggs
Comment from : David W

WOW@<^>
Comment from : dxt artist

Was this in real time?
Comment from : David D

I know what you got rocks it looks like rocks to me
Comment from : Slice Man

You’ve got waterline agates The “glass” is chalcedony Nice pieces
Comment from : The Adams Family

It's baby the rock ??
Comment from : Hasan Balbaid

8 rocks These geodes are too old that crystals formed and joined in the middle to form a boring piece of quartz chunk in the middle
Comment from : CryptoBriefs

those are meatballs
Comment from : Finlay Hamm

Maybe its a agate
Comment from : LOLITA LACSON

Wow, 60,000 psi! Amazing!
Comment from : Phil Lockwood

They look like meatballs 👅
Comment from : Alex Miedema

The first lick test
Comment from : DrJ

Solid geodes are called thundereggs!!!
Comment from : Yuichiro Jinx

It's an agate
Comment from : issa-Me-lissa Caldwell

There called 'Thunder eggs' yes they are a geode
Comment from : Lisa Olson

Lmao maybe find real geodes
Comment from : forest lover

Those look like thunder eggs
Comment from : S K

OK, but does this unit (or one like it) have the potential to cut the earth in half or like the moon or distant star or galaxy cluster? Just wondering
Comment from : Manuel Branco

They are thundereggs, which is a form of agate nodule They are not geodes, if they were hollow they could be considered geodes
Comment from : Garrett Bell

Those jokes halfway for content were oddly timed and unsatisfying lol
Comment from : kincade hallock

KEEP THE ROCKS THEY CRYSTALLIZED AND THAT'S CRYSTAL
Comment from : Joe Lanier

That white is just a finer grained Quartz intrusion
Comment from : TheValorousDong

those are thundereggs
Comment from : ckgirod

That wormy in the beginningplease tell me he’s okay?
Comment from : Protogen Jas

I'm not a geologist, but my guess is onyx Correct me if I'm wrong, geologists
Comment from : Pete

@Cody's lab
Comment from : Sabi1234567890Asdf

Rock
Comment from : Snowball PHILODENDRON

Cool
Comment from : Jethro Awtrey

Woo-Hoo first lick
Comment from : Cody Long

Well I own several of those they are called egg Kracker geodes so yes they are geodes
Comment from : Catluvr129

One of them looks like a duck
Comment from : Nick T

You made some good puns But u should stop so you don't get stoned
Comment from : Ant George

thunderegg agate
Comment from : Joel Schmidt

Cool thunder eggs
Comment from : Jotaro Kujo

The shape of the blue-ish stuff in the first "rock" is that of some sort of bird :D
Comment from : DeltaFlux

Those, were geodudes and now, they're dead 🙄 cut a huge anvil
Comment from : ꧁Laurie ꧂

Have made a jackolantern?
Comment from : Gristle Von Raben

You need to drop some hydrochloric acid (5-10) to see if it bubbles If it bubbles, there's calcite in there Just because it's clear doesn't mean it's quartz
Comment from : Neal Pedigo

It’s called a thunder egg
Comment from : SMallDuCk 9

Theyre called thunder eggs
Comment from : va540 va540

This just left me stoned
Comment from : Kyros

There agots
Comment from : O K

There thunder eggs
Comment from : JD TV

bTrove Geode/b
Comment from : ᴀ x ᴏ ʟ ᴏ ᴛ ʟ

Those are agots
Comment from : Skahwaya

The cut is not as clean as I thought it would be
Comment from : ShadowKick32

Nodules not geodes
Comment from : Zonester_exe

I think these guys are the most awkward youtubers that are actually good at YouTube
Comment from : Dalton Ross

Y'all've hit rock bottom
Comment from : CR1810

lesbian space rocks
Comment from : Tarnisment

How about slices of a bowling ball? I want to see if it would work for an inlaid tabletop
Comment from : Deborah Hanna

This is interesting I have real geodes if you want to cut some it would be awesome
Comment from : Deborah Hanna

Cut open a sandwich cause that guy look hungry
Comment from : Soup sml

Bros
Comment from : Cris Lehman

Those look kinda like labradorite
Comment from : Esquirrou Petit Ossau-Iraty

Geodude
Comment from : humudu

Can you make a sfere out of a rock using only waterjet?
Comment from : Dario Benković

Wooooow that's sooo friggen 😎 cool
Comment from : Claudia C

thunder eggs! are they from Oregon?
Comment from : Curtis Rogers

look up thunder eggs
Comment from : Ray Diedrich

They are called thundereggs, it is agate in side
Comment from : amommamust

you should ask cody
Comment from : PrincessTS01

Une pensée pour DR NOZMAN ;) haha et le CONCASSEUR !!!
Comment from : Julien Gungui

Gumball, hammer, football, those Chinese stress balls that make those clangky sounds, battery, 500 sheets of paper, a statue or figurine, pool ball, (dicing vegetables for a salad just using the water jet to make a meal),
Comment from : MowBizzare

You make it we skate it Braille skateboarding
Comment from : ayden Martin

Make a skateboard for Braille skateboarding
Comment from : ayden Martin

"What would you call these? These aren't geodes" Proceeds to title video cutting geodes
Comment from : Obi-Wan Kenobi

Those are thundereggs
Comment from : Magnolia The cat

Hmmmm, they look sort of like Agate!
Comment from : Cecil B

I believe they come from groundwater moving through lava or magma The minerals in solution effect the colours and composition of that inner core, and the outer core is a mix of either the magma itself or matrix However without actually holding and properly examining the specimen, nobody can know what it is in detail
Comment from : michael joss

those are thunder eggs i believe, not always quartz a lot of times its other minerals if im not mistaken
Comment from : Adam Steinwender

What you have is likely an enhydro agate And to clarify, you had thunder eggs as the geodes were filled, not hollow Enhydro's are worth about 20-50 dollars by the time they've been cooking underground Yours seems like a baby, as the inclusions are black instead of purple Agate has no cleavage (pressure shaking) and has a hardness of 65 to 7 (about the same as stainless steel) which would explain how you had trouble cutting it Enhydro is identifiable by being wet or dry Dry agate is more milky and has wavy inclusions Wet agates are a more waxy translucent gradient and, coincidentally, if you crack them open, there will be water inside the agate, hence the name "enhydro" agate
Comment from : BDR

This video sure rocked my day
Comment from : Malachi Carl

Those are beautiful Would like to see you polish them next
Comment from : Jonathan Strauss

Cutting Geodudes :(
Comment from : AndyZULUL

Pokemon was right
Comment from : Shad-o

Sand vs rocks which will win????? To be continued!
Comment from : CVNO

Thunder eggs
Comment from : Nickandbeth Arnold

Agates
Comment from : Rob Rod

You have some thunder eggs which means that they have no crystals inside That clear sock inside is called agate which tends to leak into graphed and thunder eggs creating those crystals and layered patterns I hope I helped Ps, I’m not a geologist, just a 12 year old rock hound😂
Comment from : Dakota McMichael

That would be quartz geodes not all geodes have a hollowed out center either although it’s more common than what you guys got
Comment from : BigSmokinBrud

We need to show Craig some love some love because he is what keeps this channel going cause he knows how to run the waterjet
Comment from : Noel Snyder

Those are called thunder eggs Thats agate on the inside
Comment from : The Real Karl Colt

Agate geodes can have a hole in the center with crystals, or it can be solid Yes, it is quartz on the inside
Comment from : Griffin Art and Airbrushing