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Had to pull an outdoor cabinet off some lady’s deck. It had a nice granite top, roughly 2’x3’ which I felt was worth saving. Cut two 9”x12” pieces out glued on a stencil and set to grind

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Had to pull an outdoor cabinet off some lady’s deck. It had a nice granite top, roughly 2’x3’ which I felt was worth saving. Cut two 9”x12” pieces out glued on a stencil and set to grind https://pic8.co/sh/MA48TY.jpeg https://pic8.co/sh/shM8eh.jpeg

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Only 30 more pieces and the board, then you can play chess.

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If I were to build a chess board that big I think I’d rather paint turtles as the pieces and just observe.

[–] • 1 pt

Nice work

[–] • 1 pt

Thanks, I was surprised at how easy it cut. Only took 4 hours for the pair.

[–] • 1 pt

Just a cutoff tool?

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A couple of sizes of diamond drill bits for the tight spot inside the neck and chin. Not enough clearance for the grinder, and didn’t want to risk hammer and chisel.