"ameijers" wrote in message

See what they would charge to square them up and deburr the edges. Stick
rubber feet on them, and sell them at local hamfest as soldering stations.
(burn proof, protect the wood bench or desk, etc.) The polished flat
scraps
are always useful for hobby folks as flat bulletproof work surfaces. Big
coasters for snacks on the coffee table? Saw then into small squares as
paperweights? Make gravestones for backyard pet burials? With a sheet of
wet
sandpaper, makes a good honing block to flatten/polish mating engine
parts.
All sorts of uses for people who get their hands dirty. I'd love to have a
few laying around here.

Hell, with all those ideas, one might as well buy an electric tile cutter or
whatever you need for cutting concrete and go into business.