A new machine, designed to utilize the scrap stone found in every fabricator's workshop, is now being produced by Waste to Value, a company owned by Louwrens Mulder. 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 ...
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.
One business taking these steps is Waste to Value, producer of the Tomahawk Stone Splitter, which meets LEED requirements by reclaiming otherwise wasted building materials. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a rating system for "green" construction, established in 1998, which created the Green Building Rating System.
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.
Anyways, the Tomahawk Stone Splitter is designed to run on 120 volt power, and be light enough that one guy can maneuver it around in his shop, since it weighs around 250 pounds. The Tomahawk sells for under $6,000 and, as fore mentioned, can be purchased through Braxton-Bragg. This machine was on display in the Braxton-Bragg booth, and made quite an impression on a lot of folks that were able ...
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.
Split Stone Panels, easy templating methods and advanced installation techniques are just a few ideas that will be demonstrated. Recycling left-over granite countertops was started several years ago, but truly became economically viable since the Tomahawk Stone Splitter came on the scene.
This month, we will review an innovative product that has grown the sales and profits of a Kansas City fabricator without adding a single new customer or fabricating another kitchen, using the Tomahawk Stone Splitter.
Eric recently purchased a Tomahawk Stone Splitter from Braxton-Bragg and was quick to explain it was a good fit. “Now, when I am programming slabs, any waste that is at least six inches in width, I save for shower curbs and backsplashes, using the Tomahawk.
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.
rding to Jon, slabs come in one door and make a loop during production. Finished products are then placed on any number of A-frames purchased from Braxton-Brag acksplash created with a Tomahawk Stone Splitter sold by Braxton-Bragg. “We are lucky here in Virginia because we currently have the only f /4 inch tempered
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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.
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