Please message me so I can get your contact info. Looking to make some purchases on equipment quickly and would to look look at your before I go route of new equipment.

I cut a 12" section out of 2 sides of my shop.... dug it down, put in rebar, counter sunk 8" pvc about half way down on a slope and poured around it. After concrete was all set up, we pulled the pvc out and had a smooth and curved concrete trench. Very easy to clean out, we pressure wash our floors ...

40hp 3 phase converter works great used it for about 9 months ran a bridge saw and compressor with it, operated flawlessly moved to a new location with 3phase power.. no longer need... will be interested in trades for other granite equipment $2000.00 its in Russellville Ar Can arrange to meet someon...

So we do 2" coraplast templates, and have these things hanging EVERYWHERE... what are you guys (that are still do old school templating like me) doing to store your templates to keep them organized and from messing them up?

Has anyone heard any rumors that wilsonart is coming out with their own line of quartz?

ash20ash wrote:And starting with a rail saw leaves you with a "back up" saw for when your bridge saw acts up. Nice to have a back up

Our bridge broke down the other day.. I suggested to my guys to finish up with our old rail saw.... like a bull looking at a new gate... didn't go over well at all! lol

could you send me a pic of your air brake system? I have a 515c and needing to fab one...

I am now a paying customer, yet I really don't see any answers to my original post on here. I would still love to see pics of how ppl's enclosed trailers and box trucks are layed out... also I don't see the topic of how much of a headache is loading and unloading really large pieces into these box t...

I am guess this was installed along time ago? our shot is about an hour from LR

I am still fairly new into the granite industry. I opened my granite business just under three years ago, and have always transported on a 5x14 tandem axle with drop ramp pulled with a cargo van holding tools. Our town is not a city so parking trailers is not an issue. What does most people prefer t...

Ken, sorry if my post was hard to your to understand....... when I say they keep me in business that is more of a figure of saying. And NO I'm not necessarily that a small shop we do 5-8 kitchens a week.

I have had several cases where other shops cracked sink holes transporting them (even with sink savers "but probably mis-used") and install the pieces and try to "mask" the crack. I have had to redo them. End of the day... rodding makes me sleep better... that all that counts right? lol

I can not get away with out not rodding either, other local shops lack of rodding keep me in business.

I use sink savers, however I like the extra security of my sinks being rodded after installation as well, especially if the cabinet installer didn't do a great job, and you never know when your customer might want to go "coyote ugly" on their countertops.

Where are you getting your 1/4"-1/8" colled rolled steel at for these prices????

Okay I use flat steel rods, and I buy them in 48" section from a "magazine store (BB)". Where can I get this stuff cheaper at? I have thought about going to fiberglass, does it hold up (especially around 60/40 sink holes) as well as flat rodding?

Contact Ridout Lumber in Rogers Arkansas they have a nice cnc machine for sale with tone of tooling for 25k$