Hello all:
Even though I am a "lightweight" in the meteorite world - I want to weigh in on
the discussion going on right now concerning cutting meteorites.
I am the curator of the Woolard Hinkle Williams Meteorite Collection that
belongs to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. I can't im
Dear List Members,
For fun I took a picture of 5 gallons worth of dried meteorite cutting dust
from several years worth of cutting for those of you who do not cut their
own and may wonder what the heck we are talking about. Basically I let a few
inches of cutting "mud" dry out at a time by eva
Dear Listees,
I don`t recall if this has ever been discussed.
Cutting loss of a meteorite is an important factor
when considering if one should cut a meteorite.
Has anyone made a table of % of loss based upon
blade size and specific gravity of meteorites?
A side topic is IF you should ha
> I don`t recall if this has ever been discussed.
> Cutting loss of a meteorite is an important factor
> when considering if one should cut a meteorite.
> Has anyone made a table of % of loss based upon
> blade size and specific gravity of meteorites?
Hi
In my experiences cut looses is beetwe
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Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:43 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] meteorite cutting loss and polishing loss
> Dear Listees,
> I don`t recall if this has ever been discussed.
> Cutting loss of a meteorite is an important factor
> when considering if one should cut a meteorit
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