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Time is money, and any tool that saves it becomes an investment rather than an expense. So if you find yourself and your crew working too long or...
Read moreThe concrete and masonry world is full of great tools that make jobs quicker and easier to do, give better results, and are designed to be safe and...
Read moreIf you’re looking for a versatile concrete saw to handle a wide variety of professional cutting needs, the Husqvarna K760 is the saw for you. The K760 is...
Read moreThe concrete industry has been in the news a lot lately: 3D concrete printing, concrete’s massive carbon footprint and new, innovative approaches to mitigate that environmental impact, America’s...
Read moreWhen your power cutting tools go on the blink, it’s more than inconvenient. Projects are delayed while equipment is repaired, and in the worst case, physical injuries can...
Read moreCement work is the most grueling manual labor in the trades. Ergonomics (think standing desks if you’re an office worker) contribute to safety on the job. The U.S....
Read moreDiamond Resin Bonds for Polishing Pads Nearly all cutting, grinding, and polishing tools for concrete and masonry work use diamonds for their abrasiveness and durability. But how those...
Read moreAs summer begins to fade and homeowners start looking indoors for renovation and remodeling projects, their gaze is most likely to fall on kitchens and bathrooms. And it’s...
Read moreWe’ve talked about the various ways diamonds are bonded to cutting tools in earlier blogs, but what about the diamonds themselves? What makes them special? Where do they...
Read moreElectroplated diamond cutting blades are the workhorses of the concrete cutting business. They’re fast cutters, comparatively inexpensive, and can be used in a variety of applications, both wet...
Read moreAccording to a May, 2018 article by ResearchandMarkets.com, the precast concrete market is projected to grow from US$104.3 billion in 2017 to US$138.96 billion in 2022, a nearly...
Read moreBuilding with concrete dates farther back than you might think. The earliest known use of limestone was about 12,000 years ago, found in the Gobekli Tepe temple in...
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