Sounds like you have some experience in this. Thank you for the suggestion. my biggest reason for not using that approach, is that mounting the core drill to the stone in order to drill the course would be such a time-consuming task. Do you have any workaround for that?

@@jameslostlen Yes just get a big drill and fit a core bit to it and run water and put your chest on it. You dont need a fancy jig to apply a constant force. People used core drills in the stone age. You see the surface area of the contact surface is a mere fraction of the results. a 1/8th surface cutting out 32/8ths is a good result. You can google up specific values but just give it a go. Its what all Stone Masons do if that helps persuade you. The water does a lot of the work as well. Cutting rock needs good lube or you are pushing shit up hill. You will be surprised at how fast you can cut through granite with a core drill. You can also get very excited and do micro blasting. Little powder charges each one like a 22 bullet less the pointy end that can fracture rock to very accurate dimensions but its complicated and takes years of practice. I love your last two projects and Im convinced that you can make a good go of things by working smarter not harder. All the best to you mate.

Appreciate it!

Thank you so much, it really does!

Thank you!

Good tip, look forward to using someday, I’ve used quite a bit of the dust!

But then it wouldn’t be a rock tub:)

Thank you! I’m glad you like it, looking forward to much more in stone

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! Yes looking forward to a full moon dip

😂 Jaime is awesome. My amigo, my Tocayo :)

Haha I didn’t expect people to find it interesting but here we are! 🥂

Thank you!

Mission accomplished :)

Thank you kindly!

Thank you!

Yeah it does look like a mushroom

Thank you! It is a beautiful way to utilize local resources and highlight natural beauty

Thank you so much, looking forward to making moee