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Starting a Granite Shop
Last Post 21 Dec 2011 10:57 PM by Andy Graves. 43 Replies.
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22 Jul 2011 12:33 AM
Posted By Kevin Padden on 21 Jul 2011 06:50 PM
Joe - you must have forgotten that AZ School of Rock is in the business of helping guys start up Granite Shops, and this (along with day in and day out Fabrication & Consulting) is what I DO for a living.... AZ School of Rock has been in business since 2007

Kevin:

I didn't forget, but you scared me when the guy who purchased your seam jig posted that he couldn't get a return email, phone call, letter or smokesignal from you when it didn't arrive in several weeks after many attempts. When I heard of this, I thought "There must be some mistake, this isn't like Kevin." and PM'd you myself. I never heard anything either. What was I to think?

I hope it was resolved to everyone's mutual satisfaction.

Joe
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23 Jul 2011 05:27 PM
Kevin,

I included your link in a previous post. Hopefully he contacted you direct.
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21 Dec 2011 10:14 PM

Hi,
I would like to know how do you cut the dust fact, what kind of system do you use. I'm  setting a very small stone shop, two  kitchens a week,  any web sites
with good prices
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Louie

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21 Dec 2011 10:57 PM
Your best bet to eliminate the dust in a granite shop is to cut wet. It is a little more hassle but will protect the workers and lengthen the life of your tools.
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