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06-05-05, 09:43 AM

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Cutting Cultured Marble countertops

Hello again,

I am removing my old cultured marble countertop and would like to cut it in half (rather than bash it). What is my best option? I have a reciprocating saw, an old circular saw, and a jig-saw. I just don't know which blade to use.

Many thanks in advance!!!!
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06-05-05, 11:59 AM

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You can cut it with circular saw and masonry blade.

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06-05-05, 04:04 PM

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Thank you - both of those items I have in my garage. Cool!

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