Testing a 3D Printed Cutting Machine
I think I've found the solution for anyone who has been wanting to learn opal cutting but can't quite justify the cost of a full professional setup. This budget-friendly, 3D printed opal cutting machine by Wollemi takes rough opal all the way to a polished finished gem — and after testing it myself, I'm genuinely impressed by what it can do.
At around AUD$400–$450 for the full setup, this is a proper stepping stone into the world of opal cutting.
In this video I walk through everything you need to know — from how the diamond grit discs and cerium oxide polishing system work, to the built-in water feeder and drainage system that keeps the mess to a minimum. Check it out for yourself ⬇
To buy this cutting machine follow our link below and use the coupon code 'BLACK' to receive free shipping: https://www.wollemi.co.uk/BLACK
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