She has some left over granite countertops. Any ideas of what to use it for? @swampratt
If it's actual granite and not quartz I believe you can make an outdoor table out of it. Quartz degrades in UV light.
It’s granite. I think they are installing quartz for some reason.
It'll be good for a leatherwork table top, outdoor kitchen counter, any kind of worktop that needs to be flat and heavy (no hammers).
In a kitchen quartz is better. It's manmade so no innate flaws that can crack. No real maintenance like granite either. But if you take it outside it's like a vampire. It turns to dust, haha!
What's her hubby do?
Headstones? 
Quartz handles temps up to 400 degrees. Cheap chinese quartz? your guess is as good as any. They put a lot of fillers in there. We had Cambria put in our house a few years ago. No problems and it's handled several apple pies and turkey dinners.
IT hmm....Not much cause for a worktable there unless he's in hardware assembly. You could use it to make new house numbers. this guy made coasters
base for stamping leather.
Yup, I haven’t jumped into leather craft too much yet but had them leave the cut out for the kitchen sink when they put in granite countertops just for that purpose.
SlugSlinger, how much are we talking about? Not a whole lot of use for countertops other than, well, countertops. You could make yourself a fancy grilling area/outdoor kitchen. Maybe benches for the yard.
