Cutting granite countertops questions

In reply to Curtis :

Looks great, Curtis!

In reply to SVreX :

If you come see it in person, you get a free glass of wine on me... or scotch... or beer.

In reply to Curtis :

I’d love to, but I’d rather have my booze in a glass. 

Terrific! Looks great!

SVreX said:

In reply to Curtis :

I’d love to, but I’d rather have my booze in a glass. 

You have something against body shots?

smartass

Curtis said:

smartass

I’ll take that!  I’ve been called much worse on this site!!

Cutting granite for countertops needs to be precise and handled  with care. Choose either a standard circular saw or a wet-cut circular saw to cut granite. Both of them will work but, with wet-cut circular saw it will produce very little dust compare to the standard circular saw. If possible cut it outdoor for easy clean up after.  [Canoes are even better at cutting, when their keels are properly sharpened].