Look at my "largest Mississippian crinoid video . The man who owns it made a beautiful edrioasteroid wooden sculpture bowl similar to a crinoid .I will post that video soon !
@cornsqueezins We can tell who the idiot is by our account names alone . Obviously this is close to parody because fossils are usualy delicate .Large fossils can be pressurewashed as shown .
My son was cleaning black stains on plastic and didnt need goggles because it was on soft fan setting .Wear goggles when doing stream with loose parts.
Dang, those are some huge Crinoids, but i guess a lot of things were huge in the mississippian period
Kjbrunzo 2 years ago
Look at my "largest Mississippian crinoid video . The man who owns it made a beautiful edrioasteroid wooden sculpture bowl similar to a crinoid .I will post that video soon !
flyingscience 2 years ago
Are you a Cincinnati DryDredgers member?
Kjbrunzo 2 years ago
Kjbrunzo- If you are curious about the video makers click their account and read their self description .
flyingscience 2 years ago
@cornsqueezins We can tell who the idiot is by our account names alone . Obviously this is close to parody because fossils are usualy delicate .Large fossils can be pressurewashed as shown .
flyingscience 2 years ago
at 1;38 you can see a fossil get blasted out of the rock ;)
riverlifeva 2 years ago
I'd like to see an archiologist comment on this method! LOL!
CSXer 2 years ago
@CSXer omg thats an awesome ideo to dig lol,funny
tashtan1 2 years ago
how many psi?? more or less than 2100??
lawnside82 2 years ago
2400psi
flyingscience 2 years ago
how many psi is that washer??
lawnside82 2 years ago
Its not the industrial strength kind thats dangerous .The wand can be screwed to make fan or stream .Stream having the most pressure .
flyingscience 2 years ago
The piece at 5.37 got real nice.
The fossils are so clearly visible.
BelieveNoGod 2 years ago
you could also use a fan type nozle
gaelicwinds 3 years ago
I have used pressure hoses at the car wash for muddy slabs .
flyingscience 3 years ago
Not for delicate fossils ;D
Just out of curiousity, how would a high frequency sonar bath do?
(sorry, i don't know what they're called in english).
I imagine they'd do quite well, but one might need to keep the fossils 'floating' prevent damage to them.
I don;t have one laying about though lol :)
tnx for sharing, lol :)
mindwis3 3 years ago
I think you mean ultra sound cleaning ,I wouldn't know .Air abrasives (baby powder talc)is shot from air pressure guns like sand blasting .
flyingscience 3 years ago
Air abrasives have made it possible to remove delicate shale from spiny trilobites with periscope like eyes-its amazing and VERY delicate work.
flyingscience 3 years ago
delicate i can imagine, amazing indeed :)
mindwis3 3 years ago
My son was cleaning black stains on plastic and didnt need goggles because it was on soft fan setting .Wear goggles when doing stream with loose parts.
flyingscience 3 years ago
This very method is almost a parody because fossil cleaning is usually delicate .
flyingscience 3 years ago
2nd comment and that Mississippi incrineods are cool.
lygoz 3 years ago
Interesting. I always assumed doing something like that would damage fossils, but I guess not in this case.
walt776 3 years ago
These are big bulky fossils embedded in hard limestone .Thin fossils in shale would be out of the question .
flyingscience 3 years ago