Reposting as they replayed the commercial so I got pictures
I am currently in Korea and just watched a commercial on the bus for CrysBean. It looks like they roast the coffee beans with bits of tumbled quartz. No idea why they would do that. You think quartz splinters in your coffee would be a bad thing.
Went to the Seoul Folk Flea Market and found a gentleman selling suseok stones. Can you see the one in the middle that he says looks like a sphinx?
Bought the little one for 50,000W or $35 USD
I'm in Korea and the Unhyeongung Palace had an impressive walkway of very large Sueiseki
Made a pendent for my sister out of strawberry quartz. Her favorite color is red and she likes shiny things. It was a perfect fit
Made a cross bolo tie for our priest's birthday. Parkesburg PA Milky Quartz cross on Aston PA Hornfels
I collect rocks and would like to put a freestanding sink in my basement for cleaning them. Nothing connected to the sewer just a bucket under the sink. It just contains spray and gets me off the ground.
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There is an old .5in copper pipe in the basement that used to run to a water heater. I think that adapting that pipe so it connects to a garden hose would be the easiest way to get water to the sink.
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However when I went to Lowes they looked at me like I had a third head and said they had no parts to do it. What would be the easiest way of setting this?