Some varieties of soapstone do contain asbestos, and indeed is more to concern about than talc. My suggestion to avoid that is to purchase your soapstone from known sources and request a documented test which shows that the stone is asbestos free. Bottom line is regardless of what stone you carve, a mask should always be worn. R. Teixeira ........................................... FAQ info and help on using this list is on http://www.learningstone.net/lslstfaq.html
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