Waste stone sludge generated during the collection of crushed aggregate is difficult to use due to high moisture content. Production of 1 ton aggregate generates approximately 0.25 tons of waste stone sludge. Considering the total crushed aggregate collection in 2012 of about 100 million tons, it can be estimated that 25 million tons of waste stone sludge is generated annually. Recycling of waste stone sludge is made difficult by the high moisture content of 30%. Therefore, to make recycling this process must be a drying process, which makes a fine powder of even better quality that can use as an additive. The purpose of this study is to analyze the changes in physical properties caused by the use of dried waste stone sludge as an additive in the extrusion of cement. A test specimen was made, substituting 50% of the silica with waste stone sludge, and physical performance evaluation was performed. Results showed that 50% substitution of silica resulted in no difference in moldability, but a slight increase in the water content required for the same workability was found. Flexural strength and drying shrinkage were found to be 97% of normal levels, but satisfied the specified performance in the KS F 4735 standard.