Even more Delta trip pics

Roger...what kind of saw did you use to slab these pieces? they really look cool. I'm yet to buy my own saw..my B-day is coming up here on the 25th and I think I should be able to get one.

Thanks for the pictures.

Ozzy

Ozzy, my saw is a 10" Chicago Electric wet tile saw, item #95385 at Harbor Freight.

I caught it on sale for $199 plus the flier that it was in had a 15% off coupon so it was about $169. Of course you have to buy the blade extra, but I watch for them on sale (at Harbor freight again) and have gotten them for as low as $14.99. They aren't the greatest but they seem to be alright as long as you don't force them too hard. They will only cut to about 3.75" depth, so for the bigger stuff I need to get one like Tony's 30 incher!
Great stuff there Tony, that place has so much beautiful stuff just laying around. I kind of had to stick with the ones my saw could handle, but some of them were pretty nice.
Steve, those first ones were my favorite ones, too. Those lacey swirls in there take my breath away. Unfortunately, that was the only piece I found like that. I wish you had made it out there too, in fact, I wish I was back there already! After everyone else had left we stayed one more day and I took the ATV out exploring and had a great time just seeing how far that agate field extended. It's huge! I even found one REALLY strange rock that I will take pictures of later. Maybe someone can figure out just what the hell it is. It appears to be lava with some strange inclusions, and it was so big it was all I could do to hoist it onto the 4 wheeler to cart it out of there. I'm thinking it will look pretty cool by the fountain in the back yard!