What is the original jadeite stone polished with?

Polishing jadeite usually requires angle grinder, various grinding heads and sandpaper. When polishing the original jadeite stone, first change different brands of oilstone or sandpaper to polish the jadeite surface until you can't buckle the traces on the jadeite surface with your fingers.

Polishing jadeite usually requires angle grinder, various grinding heads and sandpaper. When polishing the original jadeite stone, it is necessary to replace the oilstone or sandpaper with different labels to polish the jadeite surface until the traces on the jadeite surface cannot be buckled with fingers.

Polishing rough polishing refers to polishing the surface of jadeite raw stone, usually with different grades of oilstone or sandpaper, until the traces on the surface of jadeite meat can't be picked out with fingers.

Ryazawa uses oilstone or sandpaper to polish the original jade stone until you can't touch the jade surface with your hands. After that, the bamboo pieces were immersed in the paste-like diamond powder and polished gently on the jade surface repeatedly. When the bamboo pieces begin to feel slippery, it means that the polishing of the original jade stone is completed.

First, cut the original jade stone with a tool knife, make a general plan for the design of the original stone in advance, and then cut it across the board. To peel the original stone, the big stone needs a crane, and the small stone can be peeled directly with a bracket or by hand. Leather refers to the non-jadeite leather outside the original stone.

First, cut the jadeite stone with a knife. First, make a general plan for the design of the original stone, and then make a one-size-fits-all plan. Then peel the original stone, the big stone needs a crane, and the small stone can be peeled directly with a bracket or by hand. The surface layer refers to the original stone surface layer that is not the jade surface layer.