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Concrete Construction Techniques
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                                                          CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES


            tive, finished edge that will resist damage (Figure 3-27). Run the edger
            back and forth to smooth the surface, being careful not to gouge the
            concrete. Edging is not necessary on concrete slabs which will be cov-
            ered by other construction. On sidewalks, driveways, and patios, use a
            jointing or grooving trowel to form control joints at the locations you






                           STRIKEOFF
                            BOARD



                                                   DARBY









                                                        BULL FLOAT








                                                                                STIFF BRISTLE
                                                                                 PUSH BROOM
                                   TAMPER OR
                                   “JITTERBUG”











                   WOOD FLOAT       EDGING TROWEL         JOINTING OR          FINISHING
                                                        GROOVING TROWEL         TROWEL
                                                                                   FIGURE 3-23

            Concrete finishing tools.



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