Month: August 2015

A die grinder is a simple tool, but also a versatile one. It can be used to grind virtually any material, and can polish or smooth out rough edges. Die grinders come in both electric and pneumatic varieties and are powerful enough to reach speeds of 30-thousand RPM. There are a number of jobs the die … Continue reading 3 Common Jobs For Your Die Grinder

Geotextiles are vital tools in the construction of roads, drains, harbor works, breakwaters and many other projects. They’re also often used in civil engineering. What makes them truly dynamic is their ability to perform different functions within all of these different projects. Here’s a look at some of the most common applications for geotextiles. Separation … Continue reading 6 Common Applications of Geotextiles

Machine and equipment operations account for thousands of serious injuries each year on construction sites. Minor injuries occur from a laundry list of other factors, as well. These injuries can be avoided, however, through careful planning, proper safety protocols and proper safety equipment. Many safety tips seem extremely simple and basic in principle, but adhering … Continue reading Construction Site Safety Tips For Working With Large Equipment

There are a number of applications and materials that call for a diamond blade. All diamond blades aren’t created equal, however. To ensure the cut and finish is what you’re looking for, and to avoid damaging the blade and saw, you’ll want to use the right type of blade for the right application. Here’s a … Continue reading 3 Varieties of Diamond Blades

Stamped concrete provides a unique look to walkways and other concrete projects. It’s become increasingly popular recently. So popular that weekend warriors and do-it-yourselfers are attempting to tackle stampable concrete themselves. Here’s a few reasons why that’s not a good idea. Concrete itself Not only is stampable concrete difficult to master, but concrete itself is … Continue reading Why Stamped Concrete Projects Are Best Left To The Pros