Has anyone used a Skilsaw to cut Marble?
Have a Risso Wetsaw but someone stole the sliding table.
Only have ~20 cuts and 150.00 for a new table seems ridiculous.

thanks -

"Joe" Joe@asd. wrote in message ...


Has anyone used a Skilsaw to cut Marble?
Have a Risso Wetsaw but someone stole the sliding table.
Only have ~20 cuts and 150.00 for a new table seems ridiculous.

thanks -
it should work. i use one to cut down granite slabs. use a diamond blade.

however: the dust will kill it. put a heavy fan near you and blow the dust
away from the saw. do this outside. also, breathing the dust could give you
silicosis.

it's much safer to do this using some sort of wet saw.

On 7/11/2008 2:42 PM Blattus Slafaly spake thus:

charlie wrote:

"Joe" Joe@asd. wrote in message ...

Has anyone used a Skilsaw to cut Marble?
Have a Risso Wetsaw but someone stole the sliding table.
Only have ~20 cuts and 150.00 for a new table seems ridiculous.

it should work. i use one to cut down granite slabs. use a diamond blade.

however: the dust will kill it. put a heavy fan near you and blow the dust
away from the saw. do this outside. also, breathing the dust could give you
silicosis.

it's much safer to do this using some sort of wet saw.

Just run the water hose across the skill saw blade and marble.

Izzat safe?


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On 7/11/2008 2:42 PM Blattus Slafaly spake thus:

charlie wrote:

"Joe" Joe@asd. wrote in message
...

Has anyone used a Skilsaw to cut Marble?
Have a Risso Wetsaw but someone stole the sliding table.
Only have ~20 cuts and 150.00 for a new table seems ridiculous.

it should work. i use one to cut down granite slabs. use a diamond
blade.

however: the dust will kill it. put a heavy fan near you and blow
the dust away from the saw. do this outside. also, breathing the
dust could give you silicosis.

it's much safer to do this using some sort of wet saw.

Just run the water hose across the skill saw blade and marble.

Izzat safe?



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