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Egon,
Where did you get the feathers and wedges? I'll be rebuilding a stone foundation next year and I've been looking for a source.
Where did you get the feathers and wedges? I'll be rebuilding a stone foundation next year and I've been looking for a source.
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Egon
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I bought mine [ 1/2 in. ] from Miles supply in Vermont. Took about a week for delivery to Canada.
Just a suggestion but you may want to look at larger and longer types.
I found this supplier on the internet.
Welcome to Miles Supply!
Just a suggestion but you may want to look at larger and longer types.
I found this supplier on the internet.
Welcome to Miles Supply!
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Egon, did you get a new camera too? An early Christmas present?
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Egon said:I have recently acquired a Makita hammer drill and 4-1/2 In. angle grinder as well as some feathers and wedges. Some rock I've split. Lots to learn yet!
Did you find the Makita's at Home Depot also ;-)
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I buy my tools at a local Home Hardware Store. A 5 minute walk away. They have a very excelent assortment of tools and fellows that are very helpfull and knowledable. A fulll range from inexpensive to industrial quality.
Yes I did buy a new camera. A small Olympus that fits in a shirt pocket. In another year or two I may be able to figure out how to properly use it!
Yes I did buy a new camera. A small Olympus that fits in a shirt pocket. In another year or two I may be able to figure out how to properly use it!
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Egon, do you have a rock project in mind or are you just enjoying a new hobby?
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Egon
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Some landscaping in the yard. Keep toying with a granite cobble stone driveway and have hopes I can get one or two larger slabs that can be polished and used as rough table tops in the sun room that can be used for planters.
I also have lots of slate to work with.
However my projects always exceed a very limited level of ambition and ingenuity.
I also have lots of slate to work with.
However my projects always exceed a very limited level of ambition and ingenuity.
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The Home Depot here has the Makita rotary/hammer drill with the 4.5" angle grinder on sale for $143 or something close to that price now. I thought that was a kit that Makita made up for the big box stores. Have fun.
shaley
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Clue me in on the procedure in case I ever find one of those rock things. I can see you drill some fracture holes but then what.