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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Masonry Construction

• Seven hammers added to line
• Bit features center pointed carbide head
• CSDA creates a new web site
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Paint system applied to inorganic surfaces
• Fork attachment does double duty
• Meeting the grade
  by Norbert V. Krogstad
• Brick Industry has strong year
• Scaffold planks meet OSHA standard
• Professional Products of Kansas Inc
• Bourbon open a BIA tradition for 54 years
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Small forklift moves and installs door and window lintels
• Rotary hammer drills provide extended service life
• Are walls water damaged?
  by Norbert V. Krogstad
• Florida Association forms foundation
• Mortar box slows setup time
• Dumond Chemicals Inc
• How big is your lintel?
• World of Masonry preview: show and conference will provide immediate access to the latest products, equipment, technology, and information needed to increase productivity and profitability
• System provides seismic reinforcement
• Saw blades: new marking system lists blades' specific application
• Reader's forum
  by John Flores
• Smaller silo holds 3000 pounds
• Brick-sized soap receptacle serves outside needs
• Anti-graffiti coatings: ASTM standard practice determines products' cleanability level
  by Lloyd Smith
• Construction equipment sales decline in 2002; expect slight upturn in 2003
• Hammer drills incorporate L.E.D. light
• Working under cover: several materials and methods for enclosing scaffolds and work platforms are available
  by Jim Camillo
• Rainguard International Products Co
• Looking good
  by Rick Yelton
• Masonry news contractor tip
  by Damian Lang
• Most innovative products contest
• Most innovative products: cast your vote online or at the World of Masonry
• The nature of masonry
  by Diana Granitto
• Scaffold system travels to indoor and outdoor jobs
• Switching to metal stud backups: changing from a brick veneer and concrete block backup exterior wall to a brick veneer and metal stud requires a system redesign
  by Michael Gurevich
• Prosoco Inc
• Innovation rooted in tradition: blending the old and the new brings Leonard Masonry financial and artistic success
  by Diana Granitto
• Blade combines three functions into one
• The drainage wall
  by Bill Kjorlien
• Every time: aim at nothing and hit it
  by George Hedley