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I try my best. Thank you

I believe in all those ologies--and I believe in swordfish!

@DevineEscapes well now I have a Jackson. Thanks to your video, I'm now a proud member of the wheelbarrowologists. Keep keeping the clean work going, bro.

@@frankiefrank4853 Awesome, welcome to the fold.

You can get a set of them for 20 to 35 dollars amzn.to/3BaErbf

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@Mypink11 In the company of stone by Dan Snow. I purchased this book a year or two after starting my own business, when I was figuring out what I wanted to do...I'd never known any artist stone masons in person so it was cool to find someone on a similar path. I never sought to copy his designs.....or methods.....and my approach is different from his but I admire his work and his writing style. Great book by a fine craftsman and artist. Thank you

@@DevineEscapes Thank you. I'm trying to convince my partner to do a stone foundation.

Thank you so much :) I love me some stone

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You mean the stone that I was striking with hammer and chisel--that was Pennsylvania Bluestone, a type of sandstone. IDK, I don't go through too many blades, other guys say they buy blades every week. I always cut wet and also use the chisels a lot.

The problem is that ants love sand. They tend to build their colonies in it and end up undermining the flagstones. Also, if the joints are sand the sand will wash away easier, whereas screenings tend to stay in place better. You must be going to the wrong places--try masonry supply places, not landscape supply places. Quarries will have it too--any quarry that makes gravel, makes screenings, though they may call it grit, stone dust, quarry dust, pathway fines, etc etc.

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Okay, but check what out? what do I search for then?

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I used a modified gantry crane/engine hoist. There's a photo, second from the last photo on this page: www.devineescapes.com/how-to-move-large-stones-without-heavy-equipment/

Shaping, not destroying. For fun, and for profit is why.

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How much do those cost ?!

@@jlcr-j2w Each one is different. I have bird baths from 400 to 3000. Get in touch via my website if you're interested in purchasing.

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@DevineEscapes here is somethings I've recently done. I love rock..... one lady called me, "One who speaks to rocs" 😉

I hope someone calls Graham Hancock, or Randall Carlson. Thank you

Thank you. I believe it's 3 pounds--might be 4. Trow and holden, out of Vermont. Same folks who make the handset chisel and point chisel.

It's a simple matter of acoustic technology. Just say AHohmmMMMM, getting the MMMMM all buzzy up in your nasal cavity, causing third eye vibration, whilst visualizing the stone lifting.

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Awesome, thank you for joining us.

And more to come, soon enough. Thank you

That's awesome of you to say that, thank you

The gravel they used for the foundation was 1.5" clean gravel--I never said anything about 1.5" natural cleft. But I don't like chip stone at all-- I use stone dust for the bedding and joint material.

Same here man. I like the vids, keep em coming

My work from when Devine Escapes started 17 years ago--still looks good. Grade level cement in a northern climate is one of the things I never do. But if you are using clean gravel as your foundation--then mortar makes more sense than using chip gravel.