Abstract: A masonry square for assisting a mason to align and level modular brick courses and oversize brick courses with uniform mortar height between brick courses. The masonry square includes a generally isosceles right angle body having a base, a top surface, a bottom surface, a standard inch rule, a notched slot opposite the standard inch rule, and a marking PIVOT at its right angle point and 5° to 90° protractor angles in 5° increments along its hypotenuse opposite the PIVOT marking. The masonry square combines a modular spacing rule for use with modular bricks for commercial construction, an oversized brick spacing rule for use with oversized bricks for residential construction, and a standard brick spacing rule or a brick mason's rule for use with both modular bricks and oversized bricks for uniformly modifying the preferred ?? mortar height between brick courses.

Abstract: A drip edge corner element for use in masonry wall construction has a generally planar elongated member with a top side and a bottom side, with opposed side edges. This elongated member may preferable take a rectangular shape in planar profile, with a relieved section formed across the member dividing the member into two parts. These two parts are connected at a place about which the two parts are relatively movable, such as an articulable joint or pivot therebetween. The drip edge corner is thereby angularly adjustable by moving at least one of the parts about the place or pivot.

Abstract: A drip edge corner element for use in masonry wall construction has a generally planar elongated member with a top side and a bottom side, with opposed side edges. This elongated member may preferable take a rectangular shape in planar profile, with a relieved section formed across the member dividing the member into two parts. These two parts are connected at a place about which the two parts are relatively movable, such as an articulable joint or pivot therebetween.