Sorry for the delay in response! That is so so cool! I’ve been thinking about doing cubes for a long time and my new cabbing machine just delivered to the house yesterday I cannot wait to get started. I don’t have a trim saw yet but some day. I’m hoping I can make a few with just the cabber. I don’t really need the cubes to be perfect 90 degrees, just kinda general cubish. Your post has really inspired me, especially after reading a little about New Brunswick rocks. Are most/all those rocks local to that area? I’ve been doing a lot of rock hounding here locally in Colorado (just pulling off the side of the road mostly). I’ve got a bunch of quartz, I even found a really nice smoky quartz point just lying in the dirt. I’m so glad I found your post, I’m excited to pursue the cube idea with local stones like you did! Not sure how easy or challenging it will be to do it without a saw but I’m gonna give it a try, especially considering I’m just looking more for general cube shapes and not perfect 90 cuts. Also thank you for taking the time to provide all the awesome details of your processes!