Several years ago when I was re-learing how to make stone top tables after a 50 year gap, I foucused on large round shapes.  My cousin told me about a waterjet cutter business in Denver she thought could cut rounds into the rough slabs of thin sandstone I get from local quarries.

It turns out that the waterject can cut Lyons sandstone,2" thick steel, and tin foil equally well!   I had several large rounds cut and kept the leftover pieces.   I used the left over pieces to complete the multiple arch design in this table.

I had fun making this!  If you want something like this drop me a note at Bill@WKPACCENTTABLES.com.