A while ago, we went over to Mr. and Mrs. Snow’s house and learned how to make cabs. Dan provided the equipment and Connie provided a delicious lunch and took photos so I would have something to write about. Everyone had a lot of fun.
Dan demonstrating how to use a flat lap. Photo by Connie Snow
Everyone working hard. Photo by Connie Snow
Jim and Jeanna working. Photo by Connie Snow
Two people working on the same machine! We even had three people at one point. Photo by Connie Snow
Stephanie polishing her cab. This was her first time ever! Photo by David Reed
Stephanie’s jasper and David’s green goldstone completed cabs. Photo by David Reed
Martin working. Photo by Connie Snow
Dan, Burt, and Charley discussing something, David shaping. Photo by Connie Snow
Jeanna and Jim proud of their work. Photo by Connie Snow
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I have recently came upon my grandfather’s lapidary tools, torches, regulators, grinding stones, tumbler, and vast amount of stones,from finished to unfinished, and ŕaw stones cut and uncut.. I am wanting to have my grandfather’s work to go on. I am interested in selling to so.eone that will carry on and finish what he started.
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