🔪Cutting open 20 Egot Creek OTS from Australia and showcasing the stunning results
💎Discovering beautiful bands and colors in some of the OTS
🔨Dealing with fractures and disappointments during the cutting process
✨Showing the unique patterns and formations inside the OTS
💡Providing a glimpse into the equipment and tools used for cutting and polishing
What are OTS and why are they popular?
—OTS stands for 'Opalsized Truffles' and they are popular among gemstone enthusiasts because of their unique patterns, colors, and formations.
What tools and equipment do you use for cutting and polishing?
—I use the high-tech Diamond thin notched and thin centered blade for cutting, and various polishing equipment for polishing the OTS.
Do all the OTS have beautiful bands and colors?
—No, some OTS have fractures and disappointments when cut open, but others showcase stunning bands, colors, and formations.
How long does the cutting and polishing process take?
—The cutting process can vary in time depending on the hardness and size of the OTS, while the polishing process can take several hours to achieve the desired results.
What can be done with the polished OTS?
—The polished OTS can be used for jewelry making, collection, or as decorative pieces.
00:00Introduction to the video: Cutting open and polishing Egot Creek OTS from Australia
00:45Cutting process begins with the first few OTS
02:30Revealing stunning bands and colors in some of the OTS
06:15Dealing with fractures and disappointments during the cutting process
09:40Showcasing the unique patterns and formations inside the OTS
11:27Preparing for the polishing process and discussing the equipment used
13:00Examining the results of the cutting process and sharing initial thoughts
14:00Previewing the upcoming polishing process and plans for the next video
