A highly specialized piece of equipment, capable of cutting granite or any other type of rock found in nature up to 5 feet in height and 12 feet in length. Among the saw's capabilities are cutting actual shapes.

This method of cutting is a double strand of special wire, 3/16" thick that is fed in a mixture of synthetic grit. This grit is run over the wire using water. The grit, being pulled into stone by wire, does the actual cutting, providing a natural cut surface, which then can be sandblasted, honed, polished, or left as is. The saw is one of the fewest types that exists in the country. In addition to sawing curved and special cuts, it is also capable of slicing multi-ton blocks of granite into various thicknesses from 1-1/4" on up.