Excuse me, does anyone know the dish method of lobular rosewood beads? Can you tell me what you have learned?

Professional disc play must be dismantled, because without dismantling the disc, the orifice of your beads can't be dismantled at all. A string of top lobular rosewood depends not only on the material, but also on the polishing process. If the beads are coiled in a string, the area that each bead can coil is only 3/5, and the chance that you can coil the other 2/5 is definitely less. Especially when piercing, you almost have to put your fingers into the plate, but the effect is often not good. My suggestion is that good materials and good workers are better than dismantling boards. The material of your string 1.5 is not good, and the overall feeling is not strong. There are many brown eyes on the surface and the color is uneven, which is not worth my suggestion. I hope it helps you!