Sawing Dry Rock

[SquidBreath]

Hey guys...
I want to cut some dry rock to make some special shapes...
What kind of Saw/blade might be best for this purpose. Looking to make flat cuts...like a table saw or a chop saw.

 

[Blindrage]

Tile saw is how I did it.

Depending on where you live I could set my big tile saw up for you, but not until it is not sub-zero outside.

 

[JNG]

Try a hack saw. Small teeth which might reduce breakage. I would say a table tile saw would work. Or you coud even get a tile/concrete blade for a grinder.

 

[Bajamike]

I have a mason blade on a circular saw welcome to use it if you like.

Disclaimer: Not responsible for any damage or loss of limbs fingers

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[Andrew_bram]

I have a mason blade on a circular saw welcome to use it if you like.

Disclaimer: Not responsible for any damage or loss of limbs fingers

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Always looking out. Man what a great guy

 

[Nmertz1]

Tile saw and hack saw both work great!

 

[SkyDiv3r17]

Whatever kind of saw you have laying around.. lol. I think you'd surprised how easy it is to cut into!

 

[SquidBreath]

Hey thanks for all the replies guys....so it's not about the saw...it's about the blade.
Got it.
Thanks again!

 

[mathewkofalk]

Unless you need peefect for shelves you may want to just hammer and chisel this will give a more natural look.

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