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Sometimes just scrubbing a concrete surface isn’t enough to get it ready for finishing, polishes or coatings. That’s when polycrystalline diamonds (or PCDs, for short) come to the...
Read moreYou’ve probably never heard of Blaise Pascal, but if you use hydraulic equipment, you should tip your hat to the 17th century French scientist and philosopher. He showed...
Read moreHaving the right tools for the job is important, but knowing how to use them is crucial. That applies to core drilling as much as anything else. Here...
Read moreNot all concrete jobs are one-day projects. When you have to stop a pour before finishing, you’ll need to place a construction joint or two. Planning ahead makes...
Read moreWhen I had a new concrete driveway poured several years ago, the contractor told me he could guarantee me of two things: it would be grey, and it...
Read moreIf you’ve done any work around concrete structures, you’re probably aware that there are a variety of tools specially designed to cut and drill the material. While some...
Read moreThe Fourth of July is just around the corner, and it’s another great opportunity to show people how concrete is an ideal choice for outdoor entertainment spaces. It’s...
Read moreDeciding how to level a concrete floor depends on how level it needs to be and what it is that’s making it unlevel in the first place. Large...
Read moreThere’s no need to buy, rent, or borrow a monster saw if you only have an occasional need for deep cuts. The Husqvarna K3000 uses a clever two-blade...
Read moreThe Husqvarna Soff-Cut X-150 concrete saw is recommended for light commercial as well as residential work. Considered one of the lightest early entry saws in the soft-cut range,...
Read moreNearly all cutting, grinding, and polishing tools for concrete and masonry work use diamonds for their sharpness and durability. But how those diamonds are incorporated into the cutting...
Read moreIf you’ve ever wrestled with rebar, trying to get it tied together for a top-quality pour, you know it can be a frustrating—and sometimes painful—job. That’s why more...
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