![]() ![]() This may also help increase the splitting capacity of the Wedges & Shims when faced with a difficult or precise split, or when circumstances limit the hole diameter that can be drilled. You can find us east of the intersection of Highway 69 and Highway 89, by the Target, close to Prescott Gateway Mall. **NOTE FOR SOFT STONE OR DIFFICULT SPLITS: Consider drilling holes closer together and/or deeper into the stone to help weaken the stone along the split plane. We are also dedicated to helping our customers get the job done right, with workshops to give you expert advice to complete your home improvement project. For California consumers: more information about our privacy practices.more information about our privacy practices. Get free shipping on qualified Feathers products or Buy Online Pick Up in Store today. Placing Wedges & Shims down the sides of the stone can help promote a straighter split through the stone. For any difficulty using this site with a screen reader or because of a disability, please contact us at 1-80 or. If splitting a rounded boulder, holes would be drilled every 4-6in in an “arch” across the top of the stone. Quantities: Wedges & Shims generally need to be placed every 4-6in along the “top” of the split plane.¾in Wedges & Shims require a ¾in diameter hole.) Make sure the drill bit can drill deeper than the length of the wedge. The “size” of the Wedges & Shims signifies the hole diameter. Drill Bit Selection: Match the drill bit diameter to the Wedges & Shims.(e.g., The wedge of our ¾in Wedge & Shims is 4in long, so it is reasonable to assume it can split a stone that is between 16-24in thick/high.) Larger sizes 1', 1-1/4', 1-3/8' are for splitting large rocks. Small wedge and shims in 5/8' and 3/4' sizes are good for stone yards or stone masons who want to reduce their rocks to workable sizes. ![]() Wedges & Shims can generally split stone up to 4-6 times the length of the wedge. These tools are the oldest and still one of the best ways to split stone. Size Selection: Measure the height or thickness of the stone. This detailed video is a great supplement to the Detailed Guide to Using Feathers and Wedges video. ![]()
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