Una vez tenemos los bloques, se hacen planchones con el fin de hacer las
piedras que vemos mediante sistemas mecánicos con cuñas y perforadores. Normalmente
se tratan de bloques de pequeñas dimensiones.
Después de obtener los
planchones, éstos se escuadran también con pequeñas cuñas, hechas con una
pistola neumático o bien con un disco manual. En este caso, dado que las
características de la piedra no permitían conseguir el grosor adecuado, se han
tenido que rebajar todas mediante una pistola neumática y un golpe de disco.
Al obtener la losa escuadrada,
hay que alinear la superficie, lo que se consigue con herramientas manuales
como escarpas y lo que comúnmente se conoce como “topo”; una herramienta manual
tipo escarpa con boca más ancha y gruesa.
Esperamos que nuestros clientes
nos pasen las fotos del resultado final para poderlo compartir con vosotros.
Today we show a
material that will take part of the restoration of a Romanic church located in
Berguedà (region in Barcelona), specifically it will take part of its roof. In
cases like this one, in which it is necessary restore historic monuments, the
process consist on finding autochthone stones which are as similar as possible
to the originals and that, consequently, are appropriate for the work.
Once we have the
blocks, we elaborate the slabs to make the stones that we see on the pictures by
mechanical systems such as wedges and drillers. Normally they are small blocks.
After obtaining slabs,
they are squared by little edges, made with a pneumatic gun or a manual disc.
In this case, taking in account that the characteristics of the stone did not
allow to get the suitable thickness, they have had to be lowered by a pneumatic
gun and a blow disc.
When we have obtained
a squared tile, we need to align the surfaces, which it is got by manual tools
such as scarps.
We hope that our
customers will send us some pictures to be able to share the final result with
you.
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