This video is titled as a horizontal undercutting application for a Huada diamond wire saw cutting machine. The archived body adds only that the machine family is suitable for quarrying different stones, so the page does not claim an unrecorded material, model or result.
The role of an undercut
A horizontal plane can form the lower boundary of a planned quarry block. Machine position, wire entry, guide pulleys and support around the block have to be determined from the bench. The title establishes the intended operation, but the source does not preserve the actual rope route.
Stone range is not a wire specification
The old description says the machine can quarry different stone types. Granite, marble, limestone and other materials should not share one assumed diamond wire or operating setting. A representative sample and the installed drive wheel are needed when selecting the rope.
Evidence to keep with the recording
Confirm the machine model, bench height, undercut dimensions, pulley anchors, wire and water before starting. Photograph the marked horizontal plane and the final face from positions that make alignment clear.
Cut area, elapsed time, surface condition and wire wear should be recorded only when measured. Until those fields exist, this video is a focused application reference rather than proof of a specific quarry's output or block yield.
