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OX Pro - Brick Bolster with Guard (Select Width)

Original price $34.52 - Original price $35.96
Original price
$34.52
$34.52 - $35.96
Current price $34.52

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Availability:
Only 1 left!
Availability:
Only 1 left!
SKU 04X33149
Width: 2-1/4 in.

OX Pro Brick Bolster with Guard

A one-piece forged steel brick bolster made to induce a clean crack through brick and block when struck with a hammer, hardened and tempered along the cutting edge for durability.

A plastic strike guard on the shaft protects the supporting hand, and the bolster is sold in two widths for narrower or wider cutting lines.

Features and Common Uses
  • One-piece forged steel construction for strength
  • Hardened and tempered cutting edge
  • Plastic strike guard protects the supporting hand
  • Available in 2-1/4 in. and 4 in. blade widths
  • Wide bevel edge concentrates force along the cut line

Commonly used for:

  • Splitting and cutting brick and block cleanly
  • General masonry trimming and demolition
  • Cutting paving slabs and blocks to size
  • Chasing mortar joints and trimming block to fit
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand OX Tools (OX Pro line)
Construction One-piece forged steel
Heat Treatment Hardened and tempered
Guard Plastic strike guard
Width - 2-1/4 in. 1.25 lb (model OX-T090502)
Width - 4 in. 2.14 lb (model OX-T090504)

Width, weight and model numbers for both sizes are the manufacturer's published specifications for the OX Trade/Pro brick bolster with guard line. Source: OX Trade Brick Bolster with Guard, Jewson product listing.

Frequently Asked Questions
Which width should I choose?

The 2-1/4 in. bolster gives a narrower, more controlled cut line. The 4 in. bolster splits a full brick face in fewer strikes.

Is the guard removable?

No, it's a fixed plastic guard on the shaft, positioned to protect your supporting hand from a mis-struck hammer blow.

Bolster or chisel for splitting brick?

The bolster's wider edge is the faster tool for a clean split across a full brick face; a narrower brick chisel suits detail cuts and trimming.