Tools, Tactics and Real Stories from the Masonry World
Discussing the past, present and future of masonry— if you’ve got a story to tell, a review to share please do so below.
The Craft of Veneer Stone Cutting: Skills That Stand the Test of Time
Any successful veneer stone project begins with understanding the importance of precision in cutting. Veneer stone is typically thinner than solid stone, ranging from about 1 to 2 inches thick, and is often used for facing structures like homes, patios, and walls.
How to Prevent Silica Dust Exposure as a Mason
Silica dust — it’s the silent killer in masonry. It’s wrecked more lungs than we can count, and it’ll get you fined fast if OSHA walks on site.
Now, if you had a buddy in the trade and you knew there was a tool that could seriously cut down the dust — protect their health, keep them out of trouble, AND help them lay more stone without busting their back — you’d tell them, right?