How many inches long would you say the range of the finished "rocks" are??
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Rocks measure approximately 6 to 9 inches long with varying widths/depths. I have yet to use them. I have made 3 sets in the mold so far and plan to make 400 to 500 of them for my project. Rocks are turning out wonderfully using standard 80lb bag sakrete with playsand and portland cement added 5:1. I have a lot of concrete to pour before I am ready for the rocks so I have time to make them as I go. I pour a batch of rocks with every pour I make in my project. I am acid staining the rocks also with a green and a dark purple. They look like real rocks though some are darker than I would like (when I mix the green and purple too heavily it turns dark brown). I am thinking that I should have bought more than one set of molds but I am very happy with the results I am getting.
1986615
Between 2-3 feet (palms). The great thing is that the trees are not connected which allows for change in design.
1175171
I would say about 12" long. My grandson has it has his house so I'm not positive. I didn't feel like it was a risk in any way.
1589594
Hmm, small rock. Maybe 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch. I must add that it has been a few months that I've had them, outside, and they still glow every night. I love them and get lots of comments on them!!
1871391
Have not measured but would assume 9 feet. (It is certainly close to that.)
1376093
They were not long enough to reach around the back of my standard size living room. I think they are about 25 foot long.
275665
Six to eight inches. . . .way too long for my needs! I'm still trying to figure out how to shorten them!
1609701
they were about maybe 4=6 inches I believe.. but it's not durable mine barely lasted a month
1309316
I think 15. I was able to space them about 8 inches apart for the length of a 10 ft crack. Perfect amount needed to complete the job!
1210620
I measured 8 inched counting the base up to the highest part of the salt rock. They are not all identical due to not being man made rocks.
1450636
12 to 15 inches. We made flower boques They have a long stick witch you can trim in need to
140546
rock size is limited due to tumbler size (obviously). Largest single stone I have polished was (it turns out) to be a stony meteorite 8x8x4 cm. All others were smaller. It takes a LONG time to do the polishing and multiple phases -- running about 3-4 weeks of constant tumbling in various grits. This is not an "easy" project, but worth while ultimately. JSH
45089
About 6 inches, but you have to be careful that you don't hit a rock. It could jam the machine. We use ours on cement.
217613
The sample is about 6 inches long. I think site should tell you how long the individual pieces will be when you order the product.
236368
They're at our house on the coast so I can't measure but they are obviously different lenghs. Range between 5-7". Pretty in a box frame in an historical home. Hope this helps. (They're fairly heavy).
1339843
They are not very long; maybe 3 feet or so? Sorry, it's been a while so I don't remember exactly.
1415420
10.5". (I used a ruler) They are pretty strong too so it would be difficult to cut (with scissors) if needing shorter.