Splitting Granite

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  • Splitting Granite with hand tools
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 29

  • @markchadwick77
    @markchadwick77 3 роки тому +2

    How you determine when to use tracer/chisel or hammer ("Stone Buster") after initially scoring?

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому +4

      I don’t have a definite answer. It’s mostly personal preference. Sometimes it’s easier with a stone buster on a bigger stone when I feel the need hit a little bit harder, because it’s safer having some distance from your hand in case you miss and hit your hand. But you can split really big stones with a hand tracer to. My favorite is actually a hand tracer 👍

  • @vladimirvladimirovich8081
    @vladimirvladimirovich8081 Рік тому +1

    Я точно так же могу очень долго стучать
    молотком, чтобы расколоть гранит !
    Я пришёл к выводу , что немецкая сталь
    из которой несколько лет назад было
    изготовлено зубило фирмы
    GROSS менее прочная, чем Советская
    сталь 40х из которой вручную было
    изготовлено моё зубило в прошлом
    веке !
    Из Сибири с уважением,Владимир!
    Мой город-Нижневартовск-Nizhnevartovsk.

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  Рік тому

      If I remember correctly, a German company bought a Swedish manufacturer of mason tools, they are named Rebit and are really high quality tools, expensive but they are worth it.

    • @multihunter7636
      @multihunter7636 9 місяців тому

      Gross бренд не немцев. Китай. Рашы бренд...

  • @denbrick2
    @denbrick2 3 роки тому +2

    👏👏👏
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  • @jormawails
    @jormawails 3 роки тому +2

    are the stones used to make foundations or walls

  • @mismos00
    @mismos00 3 роки тому +1

    Is that a small bucket of dirt or sand you're using? Just to raise it up higher?

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому +1

      Yes! It’s a bigger mortar bucket, in the bottom I drilled holes for drainage then added a layer of peppbles and leca then added sand. It’s easier to place the stone in sand and rotate and move it as you work.

    • @mismos00
      @mismos00 3 роки тому +2

      @@workingstoned I reclaimed 2 dozen large granite stones from a home next door that was demolished years ago and the land had gone neglicated. Some had come by over the years to take a few, but I shamlessly went out there and dug up as much as I could, and used pulleys, ramps and crowbars to get them onto my property. I got what I think are just cold chisels, but they seem to do a decent job, maybe takes me 2-4 times as long to split a rock, but I'm looking to by a nice Hand Tracer.
      It've found it surprising satifsying and calming at the least. And i've started to notice a lot of granite around my city (Halifax) and even found a few very large rounded stones on my parents property I plan to chop up when I get my new tool.
      Love the channel. Keep it simple

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому +1

      Wow! Sounds amazing. The reason I like my carbide tools is it seems to have a greater impact on the stone, but my favorite tool is an old masons hammer, no carbide and works just as well as carbide tipped tools. But I would recommend investing in a hand tracer, you can break big stones with a tracer 👍
      Have a look on eBay, you can find som nice bargains.
      Thanks for your comments and question

  • @n.gawlinski7338
    @n.gawlinski7338 3 роки тому +1

    Gorgeous work. Do you have any recommendations for chisels? You have earned a subscriber friend chachacha

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому

      Thank you very much 🙏
      Are you looking for manufacturers or different types of chisels?

    • @n.gawlinski7338
      @n.gawlinski7338 3 роки тому +1

      @@workingstoned I look for manufacturers, which brand would you recommend to me my friend?

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому

      @@n.gawlinski7338 If you are based in the US I would recommend “Throw & Holden” they do ship internally, but If you are Euro I would take a look at rockandtool.com Great customer support and great products. if you ever get a hand on “Rebit” tools buy them, great Swedish steel and carbide 👍

  • @titmo
    @titmo 3 роки тому +2

    If u don't like a coworker, you can really aim chunks of stone flying of with that hand tracer if you want to XD

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому +2

      Well a Chipper or a Hand set would be better 😀 but I get the point. I’m surprised by how far a chip can travel. I’ve found them pretty far away.

    • @paoemantega8793
      @paoemantega8793 9 днів тому

      don't be surprised if you get one in return ..

  • @skitzochik
    @skitzochik 3 роки тому +2

    what do you do with the granite after its split?

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому +3

      I’m collecting stones for a few projects, mostly for a dry stone wall.

    • @skitzochik
      @skitzochik 3 роки тому +1

      @@workingstoned ohh i hope you post it i would really love seeing video of a dry stone wall built. most on youtube are only 5 or 10 mins long & that is way too short to bother watching. hope to see them.

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  3 роки тому

      We’ll see if I film it 😀 Thanks for your question 🙏

  • @jannesuurkoivu8713
    @jannesuurkoivu8713 2 місяці тому +1

    Mistä oot ostanu nuo taltat?

    • @workingstoned
      @workingstoned  2 місяці тому

      You will find what you need at
      stenverktyg.se
      rockandtools.com/en/
      trowandholden.com
      Thanks for viewing 🙏