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Masonry work often requires cutting through tough materials like brick, stone, concrete, and tile. To achieve precision and efficiency, professionals rely on masonry saws designed for specific tasks. Whether you're a contractor, a DIY enthusiast, or a stonemason, choosing the right saw can make all the difference in the quality of your work. Let’s explore the different types of masonry saws and their applications.1. Handheld Cut-Off Saws (Demolition Saws)Handheld cut-off saws, also known as demo …

Restoring historical masonry structures is a delicate and complex process, requiring both technical expertise and an understanding of historical craftsmanship. One of the most critical components in this process is the use of scaffolding. While scaffolding may seem like a straightforward tool, it plays a significant role in ensuring the safety of workers and the preservation of the buildings themselves.In this blog, we’ll explore the challenges of using scaffolding in historical masonry restorat …

When It comes to OSHA, following the rules is imperative. Not only is the safety of your crew at stake , but OSHA can levy heavy fines on your company if you do not follow the regulations set out by them.  We are highlighting five of the regulations that must be followed in this post.1. Platform ConstructionYour platform is your first line of safety. Falls often happen on platforms that are not properly assembled. How you place your boards can be the difference in your employees going home …

Have you ever stood on a deck 5 or 6 stories above the ground and wondered, "Who invented scaffolding?". No? So It's Just me? Scaffolding has been around for a very long time. Where and when did it start being used, and how did it reach the scaffolding we see today?Ancient HistoryThere is evidence of a primitive form of scaffolding in ancient caves in France. Holes in the walls at different intervals show where they used a primitive form of frame to reach higher parts of the cave to install …