Features
- Compatible with demolition hammers
- 3/4" hex shank
- One-piece design
- Suitable for cutting/channeling asphalt and soft concrete
- Heat-treated steel for durability
Specifications
| Length | 15.0 in |
| Cutting Edge | 5 in |
| Shank Diameter | 0.75 in |
| Shank Shape | Hexagon |
| Shank Type | 3/4 in hex |
| Size | 5" x 15" |
| Quantity | 1 |
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Asphalt cutter designed for use with demolition hammers. Intended for channeling or cutting asphalt and soft concrete. One-piece steel construction with a 3/4 in hex shank to fit hex‑shank demolition hammers.
Model Number: HS1506
Project Ideas
Business
Clean-Edge Pothole Patching
Offer a mobile service that squares up potholes and failed areas in asphalt with a 5 in chisel, producing vertical edges for longer-lasting cold- or hot-patch repairs. Market to homeowners, small lots, and HOAs.
Low-Voltage Trenching
Provide narrow trench cuts in asphalt for landscape lighting, security cameras, gates, or irrigation crossings. Cut, lay conduit/cable, and restore with hot pour sealer or patch for a turnkey service.
Driveway Drainage Upgrades
Cut channels for trench drains, curb cuts, or surface runnels to eliminate puddling and ice sheets. Package includes survey, cut, drain install, and patching. Target older homes and sloped lots.
Asphalt Border Retrofits
Upsell curb appeal by cutting a clean 4–6 in perimeter strip from existing driveways and inlaying contrasting pavers or stone. Fast turnaround cosmetic upgrade for realtors and flippers.
Reclaim-and-Repurpose Packages
Remove sections of clients’ old asphalt drives/paths with clean cuts, then upcycle the material into garden edging, steps, or planters on-site. Sell fixed-price kits based on linear footage.
Creative
Geometric Driveway Inlays
Use the 5 in cutting edge to slice shallow channels and shapes in an old asphalt drive, then inlay colored stone, pavers, or epoxy aggregate for patterns or borders. The wide chisel helps create clean edges that read well from the street.
Rain Garden Runnels
Carve decorative 3–5 in wide runnels across a driveway or path to direct stormwater into a rain garden. Texture the channel with the chisel, then seal or pebble-line it to create functional water art.
Reclaimed Asphalt Edging
Score and lift uniform strips or blocks from a donor asphalt pad, then repurpose them as rustic garden edging, terraced borders, or stepping stones. The one-piece steel cutter makes consistent, straight cuts for a tidy look.
Bas-Relief in Soft Concrete
Rough out low-relief murals on a soft concrete wall or slab by chiseling backgrounds and leaving raised motifs. Finish with stains or washes for an industrial outdoor art piece.
Embedded Path Lighting
Cut tidy channels along walkway or driveway edges to recess low-voltage LED tape or puck housings. After laying conduit, backfill and seal so the lighting reads as a clean, flush line.