The Tomahawk Stone Splitter, which is being marketed and distributed by Braxton-Bragg, LLC splits measured sections of leftover stone slab material. These precision pieces can be stacked, laid or clad with mortar, creating a stunning chiseled wall, or laid out flat to produce remarkable flooring and paving.
To reap some profitable rewards for your unusable scrap, Braxton-Bragg offers a machine called the Tomahawk Stone Splitter, which is designed to break scrap into uniform length tiles. This versatile tool is easy to use, moderately priced and a necessity to any small shop with scrap overflow. Altogether, over 100 shapes and sizes can be produced ...
With a couple of simple displays in their showroom, and a couple of leading questions about possible uses for the client’s scrap material, the team at Counter Solutions is using the Tomahawk Stone Splitter 4-6 times per month, creating $500-$1200 in profit– pure profit!
The 2-day event promises to be filled with tons of money making ideas. A hands-on demonstration of the Tomahawk Stone Splitter and a tour of Stone World Tennessee will be included. There will be live demonstrations on various types of products produced by the Tomahawk. Split Stone Panels, easy templating methods and advanced installation ...
This stunning combination of split-face granite and glass mosaic tile is made easy and possible with the Tomahawk Stone Splitter, which will turn your scrap granite into recycled gold. Look for a story next month on making your own split-face creations with the Tomahawk.
In 2011, Mulder developed and, along with BB Industries, introduced the Tomahawk Stone Splitter to stone companies in the USA, still in use by many stone companies, today. In everything Mulder builds, he says he always applies the golden rule of design: keep it simple. Make it durable, inexpensive to fabricate and easy to operate.
One thing that brought Louwrens and Riana back to the United States was his invention of the Tomahawk Stone Splitter, which was born by the initiation of Jaco at the Africa Range and is now distributed by Braxton-Bragg LLC. The Tomahawk helps granite shops recycle their waste into a sought after building product.
Above: The Tomahawk Stone Splitter from Braxton-Bragg helps Southern Kentucky Granite produce material for backsplashes, fire pits and more. Above: Any waste stone larger than six inches in width is recycled and used as a resource to generate additional revenue. Says owner Eric Aldridge,“I’ve taken material that was going into the trash and ...
Louwrens Mulder is the inventor of the Tomahawk Stone Splitter marketed and sold by Braxton-Bragg and a proponent of recycling at every level, particularly in fabrication shops here in America. Using diamond wire saws–and never using explosives of any type since the quarries opened to extract blocks–helps to achieve these quality and ...
“Artistic Stone Design was established in 2000 by a good friend of mine, Tom Del Monaco,” explained Jon Rathke, Owner of Artistic Stone Design since 2010. “At that same time, I was getting tired of my desk job with John Deere and wanted to make a change in my career, and when I talked to Tom he said, ‘I’ve got a tiger by the tail, and ...
www.slipperyrockgazette.net Volume 20, Issue 239 The Beacon of The sTone IndusTry may 2014 HEN Jon Rathke showed up at Artistic Stone De-sign in Richmond, Vir-ginia, he did so in search of a white collar career
Fast-forward to 2017, when another bright idea came to Stone Pro Equipment CEO and designer, Barry Brandt. After seeing a miniature CNC being used in the wood industry and then reflecting on the success of the Rock Doctor, the concept came to Brandt to develop a machine to perform precision sink and range cutouts: the Stone Shark.
The Richmond area was in a hot and heavy building boom, and the stone trade was wide open. “Artistic Stone Design was established in 2000 by a good friend of mine, Tom Del Monaco,” explained Jon Rathke, Owner of Artistic Stone Design since 2010.