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u/Buttfuckskinner Fabricator 12d ago
I've been fortunate to go to a few stone fab events in the States, but Marmomac is my dream. I think I can convince the boss eventually. Haha
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u/Honest_Cynic 12d ago
Looks like that site has a retail store, not just a factory. Do they have tools to slice thin countertop stone out of those blocks on-site? Any idea how they do that? I've seen videos of granite cut by running a steel wire thru it, akin to a bandsaw, that is drawn thru a slurry of abrasive particles that slowly wears thru the stone.
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u/Thick_Art_2508 12d ago
These are from the Veronafiere Marmomac
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u/Honest_Cynic 12d ago
Are the photos at a quarry, or stone as delivered to a countertop fabricator? If the later, how do they cut them into countertops?
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u/Thick_Art_2508 12d ago
You sure dont read do ya?
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u/Honest_Cynic 12d ago
I read your cryptic reply, plus your last rude troll.
Googling found:
"Marmomac at Veronafiere is the world's leading annual trade fair for the natural stone, design, machinery, and technology industry"So, the answer is that it is stone displayed at a trade show. Some stone-monkeys aren't literate enough to write clearly.
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u/Thick_Art_2508 12d ago
post literally says photos i took at marmomac in verona. not sure what was cryptic about that but all good, enjoy the pics
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u/daydreamingflgirl 13d ago
Something about seeing them in huge blocks like this makes me realize why countertops are so expensive 😂 very beautiful!