Granite slabs for tooling and sharpening

[Frank]

I was thinking of ordering my headstone early, just in case. Until that day comes, I can use it for tooling and stamping. They can put the "expiration date" on it when I'm gone. Kinda "kill 2 birds" so to speak...LOL

[tonyc1]

I was thinking of ordering my headstone early, just in case. Until that day comes, I can use it for tooling and stamping. They can put the "expiration date" on it when I'm gone. Kinda "kill 2 birds" so to speak...LOL

Frank, that is real good thinking!

Tony.

[Somawas]

I was thinking of ordering my headstone early, just in case. Until that day comes, I can use it for tooling and stamping. They can put the "expiration date" on it when I'm gone. Kinda "kill 2 birds" so to speak...LOL

Probably a good plan. Avoids the death energy that somebody was worried about. Maybe I'll go ahead and order mine, too. That way, if you don't pay for yours, I'll go get it and use it to tool. I won't pay for mine and you can go get mine and tool on it. We'll just hold for each other and both get a good deal, courtesy of the repo man that way.

[hidepounder]

I was thinking of ordering my headstone early, just in case. Until that day comes, I can use it for tooling and stamping. They can put the "expiration date" on it when I'm gone. Kinda "kill 2 birds" so to speak...LOL

[Frank]

I'm glad my morbid thoughts and ideas can make people laugh.

[David Bruce]

For anyone in the Chicago area looking for a granite slab checkout factory direct in Bensenville out by O'Hare. I just picked up two pieces of granite ( 24"x18"x1.25" & 48"x32"x1.25") for free. They just toss remnants out back on palettes and are happy to have people haul it away since they pay to have it removed.