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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Concrete Construction

• Suprenant joins SSI
• Cordless hammer drill
• Post tension tendon hydraulic shear
• Maximum size of framed pour
• Extreme crack repair: techniques vary, depending on the problem
  by Tom Klemens
• Cam-action hammer/drill/driver
• Concrete stamping tools
• Five guys pointing in a circle: the importance of communication and leadership were emphasized at Concrete Construction' second annual industry trends roundtable
• Hammer drill with 5.8-amp motor
• Conquest
• 2004 basement of the year contest
• Battery battle: tool companies have increased cordless tool voltages, broadened their lines, and fine-tuned their efficiencies. Now they're focusing on battery technologies
  by Mark Clement
• Demolition hammer
• Solving decorative problems
• Expert information on demand
  by Max Bloom
• Demolition hammer
• Vibrator monitoring system
• IPRF manual for airport concrete pavement construction
• New rotary hammer
• Polyurea for control joints
• Time and cost savings—leading edge fall protection: product case studies
  by Hugh Smith
• The Mesa Arts Center Arizona
• Ergonomic electronic caulking gun
• KeySaw skid steer attachment
• Inside the industry
  by William D. Palmer, Jr.
• Masonry or tilt-up? New panel facing technique provides appearance of CMUs
  by Pieter VanderWerf
• Long-lasting rotary hammers
• Division 3 versus Division 9 floor flatness tolerances: ASCC Position Statement #6
• Initial slab track research yields positive results
• Cordless impact wrench
• Grouting system
• Company-wide investment yields good return: when you realize how much you don't know, education is no longer optional
  by Tom Klemens
• Joint effort to protect 'forgotten responders'
• Cordless combo kits
• Commercial Block Systems