My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite, many
2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there
is granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible top
and have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack
of cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?

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pentapus

"pentapus" wrote in message
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My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite, many
2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there is
granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible top and
have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack of
cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?

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pentapus

Granite frame work assembly for a high speed low cutting force CNC machine?
Talk about dimensionally stable over a wide range of working environments.
.. LOL.

On 6/20/2014 1:14 PM, Bob La Londe wrote:
"pentapus" wrote in message
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My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite,
many 2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there
is granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible
top and have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack
of cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?

--
pentapus

Granite frame work assembly for a high speed low cutting force CNC
machine? Talk about dimensionally stable over a wide range of working
environments. . LOL.

I have a table on the deck made of cement blocks and a large tombstone,
I don't believe that it has moved a millimeter, no matter what!











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pentapus

pentapus wrote:
My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite, many
2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there
is granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible top
and have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack
of cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?


How about a granite dog house? A one-up on the three little pigs.

--
 GW Ross 

 3 kinds of people: those who can 
 count & those who can't. 

"pentapus" wrote in message

My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite, many
2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there
is granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible top
and have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack
of cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?

Bookends

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Taxes out of hand? Maybe just ready for a change?
Check it out... http://www.floridaloghouse.net

"pentapus" wrote in message
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On 6/20/2014 1:14 PM, Bob La Londe wrote:
"pentapus" wrote in message
...
My local restore (Habitat for Humanity) had a lot of scrap granite,
many 2' x 2' and a 1.5" thick or so, $5.

Seems like there should be a small profit project in there somewhere.

I have no shortage of ideas for that, but am clueless about what might
sell for a small profit. I have a marble end table I've made and there
is granite tile in the kitchen, so I know it makes an indestructible
top and have a clue in how to work with it.

I tend to make one offs that I find interesting but wouldn't have
commercial appeal. What might be a nice project for this and the stack
of cypress I have?

Seems like Target and IKEA have relatively cheap kitchen carts covered:
http://www.target.com/p/granite-top-...t/-/A-11117074

And lots of stone end tables in the discount furniture stores.

Maybe something outdoors?

--
pentapus

Granite frame work assembly for a high speed low cutting force CNC
machine? Talk about dimensionally stable over a wide range of working
environments. . LOL.

I have a table on the deck made of cement blocks and a large tombstone, I
don't believe that it has moved a millimeter, no matter what!


There is a reason surface plates are usually made of granite. LOL.