Stonemasonry trade jargon
- Capstone
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A finishing stone that forms the top of a column or wall.
- Chisel
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Metal tool with a sharp blade, used for cutting and shaping wood, brick or stone.
- Coping
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A flat stone used as a cap on walls or around the perimeter of patios, pools and ponds etc.
- Dry stack
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Also called stack or stacked stone, a system of building withour mortar or without visible mortar.
- Fieldstone
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A type of stone that is not quarried but instead gathered from the ground, often used for its decorative aspects.
- Flagstone
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Any large, flat stone used for paving and patios.
- Keystone
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拱顶楔:拱顶楔状的石头,用来固定结构
- Mallet
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A hammer with a wooden or rubber head, used if metal would damage the object being hit.
- Quoin
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Both the corner of a wall, and the particular blocks used to make up the corner, sometimes only there for decorative purposes.
- Stone cladding
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A thin layer of real or simulated stone applied to a building to give a stone effect.
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