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From Raw Material To Art: Bringing Toothless To Life

“The next project is already waiting in the wings, but that’s another story.” That was how I ended my article on the T-60 helmet from the world of Fallout in the July 2024 issue of Masonry Magazine. And that is exactly where this new chapter begins.

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From Raw Material To Art: Bringing Toothless To Life

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MASONRY STRONG Podcast, Episode 31 Recap: James Hoskinson, President at Lang Masonry Group
Words: Justin Stengel

On this episode of the MASONRY STRONG Podcast, James Hoskinson comes on the set to discuss his journey in the masonry industry and tell his story on how how he ended up where he is today. Starting Out: The Accidental Mason James didn’t set out to be a m

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The MCAA is always looking for new ways to showcase the beauty and ingenuity of masonry. To see how the parts of a masonry project come together is not only awe-inspiring, but it could also reveal an interest in the trade to those who have never had the o
A New Perspective on an Old Trade: The MCAA's 3D Printing Initiative
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If you have ever looked into a mason’s toolbox and thought, “Haven’t I seen this before?” you are not wrong. Masonry has been shaping civilizations for more than 17,000 years, and while the structures have changed, the pace of tool innovation has been abo
Masonry Tools: 17,000 Years in the Making (and Still Counting)
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Chairman's Message: TALENTED NEXT GENERATION SPARKS ENERGY AND GROWTH

A common need in any venture is the importance of staying open to new strategies, ideas, or risks, as there is a tendency to get too comfortable with the status quo. We witness how an industry or entity is most successful if it makes efforts to keep ope

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