Show what you do for a living...

[Alto Mare]

Here is my latest project.
Looks like after so many years, I could still lay some stones . I'm guessing some things you'll never forget:










Sal

[foakes]

Some may not recognize this fact -- but we are looking at a lifetime of experience and talent.

Beautiful work, Sal.

Best,

Fred

[DaBigOno]

I was gonna play along, but after seeing your skills Sal, i'm gonna crawl back under the rock i came from...

awesome work!

[handi2]

That's really great Sal. It takes a lot of trial and error to get the stones just right. The grout really sets them off.

I'm retired Master plumber, electrician, developer, medical gas installer and testing, welder, built homes for 3 years and went back to medical gas installations. Was heading to Virgin Islands to work on a new hospital but got injured.

[Keta]

Nice work, all of my work is with dirt or greasy old machinery.

[Robert Janssen]

...medical gas installations....

Funny you should mention that. I was once involved with installation projects in the beverage industry aimed at the USA. They said we needed to use medical grade or food grade CO2. Which struck me as kinda peculiar, since gas is gas. So I asked around a lot, and nobody had an answer until i got ahold of an old friend who once worked at a gas bottle depot. "oh, sure," he said-- "the gas is the same; we just washed the bottles off in the driveway with a garden hose, and then it was medical grade." Or food grade, I don't remember now.

Still wondering about that. What say you?

.

[STRIPER LOU]

Excellent work Mr. C.  Masonry with the precision of a machinist. I love it!
All the best, ..  Lou

[swill88]

Beautiful work Sal!

Are those engineered stones?

Please show the finished slabs. Are these natural?

steve

[Shark Hunter]

Looks Great Sal!
I still work for the Man. Quality Control inspector for an Acrylic Factory. 28 years now.

[David Hall]

Keeping bed and head joints consistent like yours are takes years of practice.

[sdlehr]

Beautiful work, Sal.

Sid

[Ron Jones]

https://www.pexels.com/photo/sea-water-ocean-waves-6644/

So,
Click the link above and look at the picture. Notice you see no submarine? That's because I'm doing my job. Either that or I'm listening to shrimp.

Sal, amazing work. I'm happy when I can actually fill a post hole with concrete, your skill in ll things you do is humbling.

Ron

[Newell Nut]

Nice Sal

I was a Boilermaker by trade and worked on power plants around the globe and all over the USA, welder, rigger, welding inspector, project manager in both fossil and nuclear, licensed general contractor in FL and MS, currently dredging Port Canaveral, Newell Nut, Rod Builder and fish killer.

Dwight

[BMITCH]

Nice work Sal!! Your years of experience show in the end product

I've been in the surveying instrument repair industry since 1980. My own shop since 1999.

Bob

[basto]

Hi Sal
must give you a great sense of satisfaction to build something that looks so good and will endure for a lifetime and more. Well done!
Basto