Rare BULLSEYE Jasper cut open w/ Lapidary Saw

Join along as we power up the lapidary saw for some slabbing and slicing of some beautiful and rare jasper! This jasper variety is called Goldfield Bullseye jasper and is from Nevada. It's rare because this chunk was found at a pay to dig site back in the day and now that site is private property. It was an absolute blast exposing the beautiful designs that are hiding inside this stone, even though the lapidary adventure was broken up into two days. I also want to say please read your equipment manual before cutting your stones if you are worried about blade safety. Thanks for being good sports with my jokes!

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