>>510126564
As a fellow stone worker I'm gonna cut you some slack and take back my Flintstone burn.
You know, there are better ways to work stone right? Wet saws, Diamond Dremmel, High PSI Carving?
Like, I've legitimately never heard of anyone going Uncle Ted to cute some Sandstone. Like my dude, get yourself an obsidian cutting wheel and just go to town. Unless you are talking quarry resource mining, then yeah makes sense, especially if you're not in the market for industrial quarry movers due to price or regulation.
Trick with sandstone however, is that it's a 6 if soft, 7 if old on the hardness scale. Bit of chiseling in a few specific parts, whether manual or hydrolic at a couple of good spots and you let gravity do the rest of the work.
>>510127063
...and this is what nukes the thread (literally)
