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["Schuyler Blanchard" <smanblanchard@zzzzzzzzz>]

 Hey everyone   sorry  I didn't get back to all your responses but  well
yes  thank you   I ended up getting the truck to back up in the space and
with a little TLC we shoved it off onto a few palettes.  Since then it's
been pretty smooth.   I've been reading all the discussions but haven't had
any great advice for anyone    but now with the recent topic of diamond
cutting disks and all I just had to ask questions again.  I had just bought
a new blade when the topic was brought up but I was wondering If their is a
particular name for the technique I've been working.  I've been cutting
along the surface of the stone in parallel lines  it's only 4.5" blade  so
the cut is shallow    then perpendicular to these cut lines I've been going
against them with a chisel  which I think is called a chipper   although
maybe not   Yeah I've been realizing that I know very little about stone
carving. I've been doing it for several years but never had any formal
training  leaving me with these odd techniques that I made up odd names for
chisels  made up as well   but they seem to work   anyways my question is
the cutting and "chipping"   a known  technique? and if not  Is their
something similar for taking off bulk material.   thanks everybody   -  Sky