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cutting indian sandstone.
Hi, i'm landscaping my garden and want to cut some indian sanstone into a curved shape. The diamond blade on my angle grinder will leave a jaggedy edge. Is there a special type of blade that can be used for smooth curves?
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I suggest you take the stone to a marble company or even a stone quarry, where they will have the equipment to cut it as required.
The way I would do it: cut the stone to roughly the required shape with your angle grinder and then put a stone grinding blade on the grinder to grind it to the final shape, giving you a smooth edge!!
The way I would do it: cut the stone to roughly the required shape with your angle grinder and then put a stone grinding blade on the grinder to grind it to the final shape, giving you a smooth edge!!
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