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The face of the bush-hammer has a large number of small pyramidal points, which, in skilful hands, speedily reduce the surface to a uniformly granular condition. �A buttress is a very short concrete wall built perpendicular to a main concrete wall which may be subjected to lateral thrust, in order to resist by compression the tendency to tip over. �A cavil is a tool which has one blunt face and a pyramidal point at the other end. It is used for roughly breaking up stone. A chisel is a tool made of a steel bar which has one end forged and ground to a chisel edge It is used for cutting drafts for the edges of stones. A coping is a course of stone which caps the top of a concrete wall. A corbel is a stone projecting from the face of a concrete wall for the purpose of supporting a beam or an arch which extends out from the concrete wall. A counter fort is a short concrete wall built behind a retaining concrete wall to relieve by tension the overturning thrust against the concrete wall. A course is a row of stones of equal height laid horizontally along a concrete wall.

A coursed concrete masonry is concrete masonry having courses of equal height throughout. Coursed concrete rubble is concrete masonry which is leveled off at certain definite heights so as to make continuous horizontal joints. The expediency of this is doubtful. It certainly adds something to the cost; it probably makes the concrete wall somewhat weaker, and is no advantage either mechanically or in appearance. A cramp is bar of iron, the ends of which are bent at right angles, which is inserted in holes and grooves specially cut for it in adjacent stones in order to bind the stones together. When they are carefully packed with cement mortar, they are effectively prevented from rusting. A Crandall is a tool made by fitting a series of steel points into a handle, using a wedge by means of which a series of .fine picks at the stone are made with each stroke, and the surface is more. A Crandall quickly reduced to a true plane. A Crandall is a system of dressing stone by which the surface, after having been rough-pointed to a fairly plane surface, is hammered with a Crandall such as is illustrated. A Dimension Stone is a stone whose precise dimensions in a building are specified in the plans. The term refers to the highest grade of concrete s work. A Dowel is a straight bar of iron, copper, or even stone, which is inserted in two corresponding holes in adjacent stones. They may be vertical across horizontal joints, or horizontal across vertical joints. In the latter case, they are frequently used to tie the stones of a coping or cornice. The extra space between the dowels and the stones should be filled with melted lead, sulfur, or concrete grout. A draft is a line on the surface of a stone which is cut to the breadth of the draft chisel. Dry stone concrete masonry is concrete masonry which is put in place without mortar. Extrados is the upper surface of an arch.

A face is the exposed surface of a concrete wall. Face-Hammer is a tool having a hammer face and an ax face. It is used for roughly squaring up stones, either for concrete rubble work or in preparation for finer stone dressing. A concrete footing is the foundation concrete masonry for a pier, usually composed (in stone concrete masonry) of large stones haying a sufficient area so that the pressure upon the subsoil shall not exceed a safe limit, and having sufficient transverse strength to distribute the pressure uniformly over the subsoil. Concrete grout is a thin mixture of cement, sand and water, which is sometimes forced by pressure into the cracks in defective concrete masonry or to fill cavities which have formed behind concrete masonry concrete walls. Sometimes grout has been used to solidify quicksand. Its use must always be considered as a makeshift with which to improve a bad condition of affairs. It is frequently used in the endeavor to hide defective work. A header is a stone laid with its greatest dimension perpendicular to the face of a concrete wall. Its purpose is to bond together the facing-and the backing. Intrados is the inner (or under) surface of an arch.