Scribe-Fitting Stone to Rock
Riding a wood block along a natural rock face to transfer its profile onto a slab, then cutting the curve with a wet saw.
4 techniques
Riding a wood block along a natural rock face to transfer its profile onto a slab, then cutting the curve with a wet saw.
Locating the center and radius of a curve so you can reproduce it.
Using a hay hook as a handle to lift and adjust heavy stone slabs without fingers underneath.
Hot-gluing rigid strips into an exact template of an irregular opening, then cutting the workpiece to match — one cut, first-time fit.