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Arbortech AS160 Allsaw
Tools of the Trade Magazine
2007 Editors' Choice Awards
Honoring innovation and leadership in the development of new tools and technology.
ArborTech Brick Saw
Some tools prove themselves in other countries before we see them here, so when we got our first look at the Australian-born ArborTech AS160 brick and mortar saw, it was already cutting its way into the European construction industry. This two-bladed cross between an angle grinder and a jigsaw was developed for masonry repair and re-pointing, and for applications requiring accurate cut-ins into brick and masonry for installations like electrical boxes. It has been especially well-received among historic restoration specialists working under stringent guidelines for replacement and re-pointing of masonry. Twin carbide-tipped blades swing back and forth along their orbit, and the blade design lets you cut squarely up to your line without overcutting, impossible with a round-bladed grinder or saw. Diamond-tipped blades may be in the future for even easier cutting.
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