Does anyone have any experience with cutting cultured stone? I am moving on to phase II of my project and that deals with cutting cultured stone. I was wondering if I should use my wet saw for this...and if the porcelain diamond edged blade is the way to go for this? Thanks.
Cutting cultured stone
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The wet saw would be great if it cuts deep enough. A diamond blade in a circular saw also works good, but it's alot dustier.
Jim
The wet saw would be great if it cuts deep enough. A diamond blade in a circular saw also works good, but it's alot dustier.
Jim
I would like to know, after it is completed, what should be used to protect it from staining. Something that makes it bead water. Sorta like Armor-All for kitchen and bath. Perhaps something recommended by the manufacturer?
We don't cut the CS with a saw , we cut it with a hammer we start on both ends and work the stone to the center then whack the piece with it a hammer . The saw cuts look to strait . most of the time you could find a piece that fits
We didn't have to cut too many, but the ones I did I cut with a masonary blade on a skill saw. Set it to cut about 2/3 of the thickness, and cut from the backside, then tap with a hammer and I had a nice rough edge on the exposed side. I tried several different ways to cut/break it but this was the only method that worked for me.
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