Cut Parallel Grooves in Stone Veneer
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What happens here
Using a circular saw equipped with a diamond blade, make two parallel partial cuts into the face of a piece of manufactured stone veneer. These cuts should define the width and depth of the notch that needs to be removed for the interlocking corner. Ensure the cuts are straight and evenly spaced to match the dimensions of the stone piece it will interlock with.
Goal: Define the notch area for interlocking
Tools and materials
- Circular Saw — Making precise parallel cuts into the stone veneer
- Diamond Blade — Cutting through hard stone veneer material
- Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from flying debris and dust
- Work Gloves Atlas — Protecting hands from cuts and abrasion during cutting
- Manufactured Stone Veneer Piece — The material being shaped for the custom corner fit