Splitting a large granite slab pt.2

Splitting a large granite slab pt.2
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[@serhatkuk4180]

Good job

[@workingstoned]

Thank you 🙏

[@hardie2311]

Why use carbide tips?

[@workingstoned]

라냐피 For durability, carbide is extremely hard and won’t wear out as fast. I also use steel tools, but they do need regular maintenance. Plus it seems like carbide has a bigger impact on the stone.

[@hardie2311]

@@workingstoned really thank you.

[@workingstoned]

Thanks for your question!

[@aventurasdomariano735]

jm

[@workingstoned]

What does JM mean?

[@andrewcampbell6883]

Looks like you tuning a piano

[@philparrott4424]

Very good, I enjoy watching.

[@workingstoned]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@jhanlon241]

Enjoying your work and wondering what you are doing with all this stone?

[@workingstoned]

Thank you! I will use some of it to fix a fireplace, some to build a smaller wall. But most of all it’s therapeutic.

[@Volcker1929]

Hit big rock with hammer makes sad voice quiet.

[@workingstoned]

Yes, I love it to 👍

[@natancaldas9557]

Very good...Brasil

[@workingstoned]

Thank you!