Stone Dressing Reclaimed Huddersfield Punch stone from 1770 & later addition around 1900s

I am currently working stone from a recently demolished mill in Huddersfield built-in 1770 as I have been as I have been processing the stone I can tell that some of the stone has been added to the building at a later date.
In this video I am working stones which I believe is from the original part of the mill and stones which were added to the mill at a later date

[@lala_land86]

You honestly make that look so easy, just proves what a good chisel will do, I love the colour of the stone, that grey colour to it is the best!

[@quollitytime8350]

You rock dude

[@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser]

Thanks for the support

[@tomcolling66]

Hello, I want to buy a tungsten carbide pitching chisel. I notice the one you use has a round handle. Is this better for comfort as opposed to hexagonal handle. What brand would you recommend and where to buy. Thankyou Tom.

[@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser]

Hi Tom What do you intend to use it for and where are you located? Mine is a riley x type hand forged. There is other brands but never used them.

[@quollitytime8350]

Any tips on cutting and shaping granite? From boulders, on site, by a complete nufty.

[@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser]

Are you using tungsten carbide chisels?

[@quollitytime8350]

@@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser No. But i will start there. Thanks

[@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser]

Granite is very different to shape to sandstone. Where are you located

[@quollitytime8350]

@@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser tenterfield. Northern NSW. Australia. Want granite blocks as a foundation for bricks

[@marcoperoni4735]

Like bell metal mate lol😂

[@the_yorkshire_stone_dresser]

Bell iron stone