F500 instaled, tile chimney face, railroad spike tool holder
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Very nice, clean installation. I like that honed slate. I guess the hones slate has a machined surface and is more uniform thickness? Do you have any pictures of the slate?
Will get a picture later. The surface is machined, as is the bottom - still not perfectly equal thicknesses, but good either way
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