His stove (looks like a heritage) has 4 skinny feet that only need 4 little flat spots at a specific place at the same elevation. The rest of the hearth can be a cobble mess.
Replacing select rocks from river rock hearth
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His stove (looks like a heritage) has 4 skinny feet that only need 4 little flat spots at a specific place at the same elevation. The rest of the hearth can be a cobble mess.
brenndatomu
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Right...my question was how you gonna make 4 lil flat spots with a cut off blade? Ain't saying it can't be done, but not easily, and probably not gonna be pretty...and certainly not easy for a newb...
I wouldn’t use a cut off blade, those are great for cutting things off but a cup bit is made to mill down a surface.
Worst case, he still decides to remove those stones. A failed grinding attempt won’t matter.
I would get the stove where you want it. Then fill in under any leg with concrete. Maybe the land decently on the rocks. It look like cultured stone to me.
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