Brick Saws

A brick saw is a bench or stand-mounted diamond saw built for accurate, repetitive cuts through brick, block and paving on site. Compared with cutting freehand on a demo saw, a brick saw gives you square cuts, consistent dimensions and far better blade economy which is why it’s standard kit for bricklayers, paving crews and landscapers.

Taman stocks Norton Clipper, Flextool, SIMA, BT and Easymix brick saws with 350mm and 400mm blade capacity in 240V single phase, from compact site units through to galvanised production saws. Every machine is backed by spares and in-house servicing from our Belmont workshop.

When Should I Use A Brick Saw?

Bricksaws come in different sizes and designs, from portable handheld saws to larger stationary saws suitable for professional applications.

They are ideal for construction and renovation projects that involve cutting bricks and blocks to fit specific measurements and designs. With a brick saw, you can achieve a clean and professional-looking finish on your masonry projects, making it an essential tool for any bricklayer or masonry worker.

Choosing The Right Diamond Blade For Your Brick Saw

Matching diamond blades to the cut material is essential when using brick saws. Diamond blades are designed to cut through different materials, including bricks, blocks, and other masonry materials. Choosing the right diamond blade ensures that the saw can make clean and precise cuts without damaging the blade or the material.

Using the wrong diamond blade for the material can cause the blade to wear out prematurely, overheat, or even break during cutting. This can not only damage the blade but can also pose a safety hazard to the operator.