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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Masonry Construction

• Tuckpointing pins handle hard-to-reach jobs
• Did you know?
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Embracing technology
  by Damian Lang
• Chute provides easy debris removal
  by Jim Camillo
• Concrete unit simulates rough-hewn stone
  by Jim Camillo
• Pneumatic caulking guns repair masonry
  by Jim Camillo
• 2003 Ad
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Safety glasses available in two versions
  by Jim Camillo
• Pointing trowel made from special steel
• Netting and tarp aid dust containment
  by Jim Camillo
• EZ grout helps battle West Nile virus
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Building masonry markets: providing pre-engineered designs is one key to getting masonry specified
  by Diana Granitto
• Scaffolding system serves several applications
  by Jim Camillo
• Spray-on linings protect bed surface
  by Jim Camillo
• Sealer protects natural stone substrates
  by Jim Camillo
• AEM elects officers and directors
  by Ron Holzhauer
• The mason's toolbag
  by Jim Camillo
• Truck body features numerous compartments
  by Jim Camillo
• Question of the month
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Evaluating scaffolding hoist vibrations: the impact of normal construction activities on the existing building structure is an important part of any restoration project
• Using steel relief angles
  by Norbert V. Krogstad
• Onsite system provides mortar or grout
  by Jim Camillo
• Rotary hammer chisels and drills
  by Jim Camillo
• Kit helps prevent theft and vandalism
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Top Masonry Contractors
• Dust extinguisher system cleans the air
• Forklifts handle 110,000 pounds
  by Jim Camillo
• Bobcat names new president
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Born-again cathedral
  by Diana Granitto
• Lanyard handles 900 pounds
  by Jim Camillo
• Lap-joint ties connect rebar
  by Jim Camillo
• Chalking system available in three colors
  by Jim Camillo
• Person to person
  by Rick Yelton
• ICF training courses available nationwide
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Hardhat has four suspension options
  by Jim Camillo
• Two new extruded brick collections available
  by Jim Camillo
• Modular work platforms rise quickly
  by Jim Camillo
• Clayford T. Grimm passes away
  by Ron Holzhauer
• Old world charm meets new world technology
• Blade segments vary in thickness
• Anchor handles the tough jobs
  by Jim Camillo
• Two portable saws offered in four models
  by Jim Camillo
• Anchoring the walls
  by John E. Enkemann, Jr.
• Masonry Construction's Project of the Year Contest
• Mortar gun delivers high performance
• Additive improves bonding abilities
  by Jim Camillo
• Stay small or be huge!