the brick guy burning bluestone

[@mattmc121]

Pro tip- if you take a grinder with a diamond blade and quickly run it down the corner edges of the bluestone before you start, that will give a slightly chamfered corner which will thermal out much nicer, won’t leave those unfinished bits all along the edges.

[@psalms62]

sorry people, the end of this demo got some type of interruption .. but all the key itms are there... stay tuned for more !!!

[@SteveggStevegg]

True mate we got the message. Thanks.

[@rizzotto139]

A really hot small piece of bluestone must of hit the camera ☺️

[@selincanaguatysanchez5492]

Woo good job man

[@metheone4]

wow i call that a real professional video job ;)

[@psalms62]

check out the brick guy rockface a bluestone tred

[@alephproject0.170]

hmm your vid is broken at 2:17 Richard -0 it looked like a lot of fun up unit then, then you froze (and sorta buzzed). Whats the go with that I figure you camera must have cooked :))

[@dourabbawinner]

Wrong. Oxy + Propane burns plenty hot enough. I did this for a living everyday for two years and thats what we used and we processed dozens of tons of material per week.

[@alephproject0.170]

I agree - I have a small propane bottle i use for burning., works fine, have to be very careful of flying chips (especially with crystals and slates) they can be VERY hot. I know this from experience

[@natetheingrate]

ok gwoys today weah gonna learn how to flaame a swaacut edge

[@bonanzatime]

what happened? Did you blow up?

[@psalms62]

:)