A lever-operated cutter for sizing cement bricks and suitable paving blocks. The source lists a maximum cutting length of 400 mm and a maximum thickness of 100 mm. The pictured tool splits material between opposed cutting edges; it is not a powered saw or a brick-making press. Confirm the acceptable block material and dimensions before ordering.
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The 600C holds the stone on a sliding worktable beneath a guarded circular blade. It is intended for preparing granite pieces where the workpiece can be supported on the table, rather than cutting an installed wall.
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The 51WS compresses a fitting around a hose with a selected die set. The source shows the circular head, controls and die storage. Ordering it requires the hose construction and ferrule dimensions, not just the nominal hose diameter.
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The guarded saw head and sliding worktable make this a bench-style stone cutting machine. Original photographs and panels show the whole frame, head inclination and blade-size examples.
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The 2-25 photographs show a hopper, pressing frame and separate hydraulic power unit. The operator handles feeding and removal; this is not a fully automated block production line.
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The 4-35C has a feed hopper above the mould and a framed vibration assembly. It forms concrete blocks using a selected mould; the finished-block photographs show why the mould choice is part of the order.
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This lever-operated press has a hopper, hinged mould arrangement and a ground-supported frame. It is intended for forming blocks from a prepared mix; it is not the vacuum extrusion machine named in one source field.
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The photographs show a portable mould box with a motor below it and removable upper pieces. It makes sense as a compact block-forming tool, not the large automated brick machine implied by the old title.
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The 4-35B source describes a mobile egg-laying block machine. The photographs show the mould box, lift rod, control panel and vibration motors; blocks remain on the prepared working surface after release.
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