Please don't forget to wear a mask; Silicosis is a terrible thing. You produce beautiful work and hope you can for a long time.

You must not have heard about the lawsuits and suffering in the quartz fabricating industry from the dust. It's real, it's severe, and it's deadly. The whole industry is retraining for safety. Don't regret changing your health, clear lungs for wheezing like an old man or dying of cancer or mesothelioma, etc. At least think of those who are copying you. Think of their kids.

I know that right now you're young and indestructible, as I once thought I was, but now at 60 I have COPD/emphysema from not wearing a respirator. I thought it was too uncomfortable, esp in the Florida heat in summer. That dust doesn't dissolve or totally expel from your lungs and the cost to your health in later years isn't worth it.

Homeowners ruined the shower putting those pebbles in the nich, so tacky and distasteful, pebbles in an shower is already pushing it

As the other guy said, the pebbles are a crime. I hate to see great craftsmanship on top of terrible design. Such a waste!

What’s the brand name of the backer and pads, i saw names for everything but those?

Great video. Do you know of a wet saw big enough to cut 1.5” thick quarts?

GREAT WORK BUT YOU NEED TO WEAR A MASK....ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU ARE NOT USING WATER TO CUT OR POLISH.

That no-curb action with a curved transition to pebble....dope.

Anyone ever tell u that u look like Kurt angle the Olympic wrestler?

Bought the Makita cordless dry/wet saw (XCC01Z) which is track compatible with an adapter (198673-2 Guide Rail Adapter)

Very nice work Issac ~ you're a man after my own shower.

That's pretty much everything you need to know right there! I really want to do a pebble floor like you have a

Very help to know the pads types and grit. Thx.

Amazing job.

Thanks for the informative video

on a different note -- can you wipe extra silicone from quartz with acetone? I hear mixed opinions on that...I would really appreciate your sharing your expert knowledge on that. Thank you!!

I think I would have secured the track for the track saw. Even a mm of movement and you're out 7 at the other end. Not to mention the saw marks on the edge.

Can you fit a curved blade on that particular stone cutter?

Good job. I saw you use track rail for hand held Flex tile saw. May I ask where can get that track rail? thank you.