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    Forum Home > Orgonite Development, Research and New Ideas > Beachsand substitute for Quartz ?

    monsoon gecko

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    		Yo…..G,gay all, I’ve been trialling another technique….interesting results.

    The story is on OrgonitePlus.net

    http://orgoniteplus.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=811

     

    Ah ha…photo opportunity…Hhg with beachsand…no quartz !

     

    Hhg...no quartz, just beachsand, about 4-5 teaspoons ....feels energetic to hold...The glass finish is due to Double dipping technique

    November 13, 2010 at 10:36 PMFlag Quote & Reply

    monsoon gecko

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    		Yo…next trial in .

    The front row has teaspoon of beachsand only, no quartz. Second row has quartz point only….thick inch plus..The other rows , with black top have both quartz and sand. All double dipped as shown by glass finish.

     

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    I really blew it……as far as test,,,should have had identical

    copper top with sand and quartz instead of steel top, as copper is more energetic than steel….silly me ! Regardless, Steve, from OrgonitePlus graciously gave bovis readings. He quotes. Take this with a grain of salt..ha

     

    Front row…43000 Bovis

    Middle row..35000

    Back rows..45000

    Interesting eh ? Wish I’d done proper job-expt with all the same swarf..!Regardless…our beachsand is radiant, as found with Plasterite. I;ll certainly be adding a teaspoon or two or more depending on size, to all mine, from now on !

    Thanks for heads up , Josh.