How To Restore Brick Siding Easier (PRO TIPS!)
My house was built in the 1970s, and I've got repurposed street brick for siding. It's a cool look, but I needed to clean it up a bit. Enter, the Arbortech Allsaw. Unlike grinders and power cutters with spinning abrasive or diamond wheels, the Allsaw uses blades with a motion very similar to an oscillating multi-tool. But there’s a twist—it has an orbital action. You also use two blades at once to remove material faster and counterbalance the vibration.
Because of the blades’ motion, you’re able to plunge cut with a much smaller footprint. Think about using a grinder to remove a brick. A 6-inch grinder might grind a little over 2 inches deep. But even at that depth, the wheel has to grind more than 4 inches across the surface and damage other bricks around it. And if you need more depth, the surface effect is even larger.
I'm gonna use it for my restoration project, let's see how it does!
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