Most of the people who use masonry tools are probably down-to-earth, no B.S. kind of people. They work with concrete, and a lot of their thinking is probably concrete, that is, they're thinking about what is right in front of them, like the concrete grinding tools they're using right now, or the concrete polishing tools they'll be using next to finish up the job. They... Read More
Before needing concrete cutting tools, do it their selfers will need to get the mix right. This is where any concrete project begins. Anyone can rent concrete equipment and it really is not that hard to get a mix right. A widely accepted mix is 1 part concrete, crushed stone and sand for every 24 parts water. After getting the mix in place, stir it together by hand or with... 
I'm remodeling my patio outdoors, and want to cut out a piece of concrete so I can put in a ficus tree in the ground, and let it grow naturally in the soil instead of keeping it in a pot which will inhibit its growth. I did some research and found that you can actually rent concrete cutting tools, but I'm thinking that it might be a better idea to let a concrete... 
Since it is summer, I think that many concrete cutting tools are going to see some pool creation use. When I think of a normal residential pool, it is no more than 5.5 feet deep and by no means huge. Masonry tools can get the job done for laying a pool’s shell but do you think your masonry tools would work when creating the world’s largest swimming pool seen in the video... 
I was watching a television show a few evenings ago that was about a young man who accidentally fell into a pile of wet, setting concrete. Unfortunately it was a few minutes before he could get some assistance to get up so he had patches of concrete drying around him. The people that were there to help him had to find concrete cutting tools and concrete grinding tools in...