| Project by Jimthecarver | posted 1891 days ago | 1512 views | 0 times favorited | 7 comments | ![]() |
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7 comments so far
Bill
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131 posts in 1903 days
posted 1891 days ago
Nice work JMHR. It looks great, with a nice mantel and good colors.
How does one go about cutting marble, bull nosing the edges, and re-polishing it? Maybe you can blog about it. It would be nice to learn how its done.
-- Bill - Turlock, Ca. - http://www.brookswoodworks.com
Jimthecarver
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posted 1891 days ago
I cut the tiles on the tile saw that was the easy part, I will do a blog on this soon. Thanks for the comment.
-- AKA.....Jimthecarver on LJ's
MRTRIM
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posted 1891 days ago
looks great jmhr ill be watching for that blog also
Todd Thomas
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posted 1633 days ago
Wow…looks great…nice work..
-- Todd- Oak Ridge, TN
dustygirl
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posted 1632 days ago
That sure looks a lot better Jim.Nice job.Love the mantle too.
-- Dustygirl Hastings,Ont. Life is too short to sit around doing nothing
PaBull
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posted 1632 days ago
Very nice.
As a woodworker to work with stone is a very nice experience. I enjoyed working with marble on our bathrooms. It will slow you down, you can not work stone fast.
In the picture above I installed two counter tops I bought at Lowe’s cut then to size and tried to hide the seam in the middle.
Thanks for the post.
Splinterman
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posted 1485 days ago
That is one nice fire place…..........well done.