My dad used the granite cut out from my parents kitchen sink for leather work as well. Worked real well.
My dad used the granite cut out from my parents kitchen sink for leather work as well. Worked real well.
If it is smooth it is incredibly flat. I use a piece in my gun building shop as a flat backing surface for sanding.
You can use granite to roll dough on if you like to bake.
I have an outdoor cooking area I built and granite counter top leftover pieces.
The frame is angle iron and then old galvanized barn metal and a counter sunk 3/16" thick 24" wide grill with a top off of another grill.
Notice the granite sides sorry raining and not going out for a better picture.
Yea it is messy.
Looks and works great for food prep and staging area.
You could make a matching table eating area it cuts super easy with a circular saw with a smooth diamond wheel.
Glue it to a wooden spool for a neat table top and you could cut and sand it round.
The frame is angle iron and then old galvanized barn metal and a counter sunk 3/16" thick 24" wide grill with a top off of another grill.
Notice the granite sides sorry raining and not going out for a better picture.
Yea it is messy.
Looks and works great for food prep and staging area.
You could make a matching table eating area it cuts super easy with a circular saw with a smooth diamond wheel.
Glue it to a wooden spool for a neat table top and you could cut and sand it round.
I also cast my homemade muzzleloader bullets which come out of the mold smooth sided no lube grooves.
I have a double cut flat file and place a bullet on a hard surface and place the file on top of it and apply pressure and roll the bullet with file bearing down on it.
You get a bullet that looks like this.
Lube it load it and shoot it.
The above picture is a Hornady bullet.
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I have a double cut flat file and place a bullet on a hard surface and place the file on top of it and apply pressure and roll the bullet with file bearing down on it.
You get a bullet that looks like this.
Lube it load it and shoot it.
The above picture is a Hornady bullet.
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Installing Quartz because it has zero maintenance issues.
Granite can stain with red wine or other liquids if not sealed annually.
We opted for Quartz in our home because of that issue.
DO NOT use them for stepping stones in the yard.
Yea ask me how I know.
When wet they are slicker than a wet moss covered rock on a river bank
Yea ask me how I know.
When wet they are slicker than a wet moss covered rock on a river bank
Quartz is ground granite bonded into a shape. Hot objects will have the potential to disrupt that bonding material. It's always recommended to put down a pad so the heat doesn't get to the counter top.
Put those cutout's back into the sink to make more counter space with a finger hole to remove them when needing the sink. Our RV builder did that and it's a great idea.
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You can use it around A outdoor grill(you have to put a sealer on it) accent for a walkway. Just remember you need to seal it.
