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Cob EarthshipSM PG82-22 at concentric.netTue Apr 15 18:05:23 PDT 1997
Kat Morrow wrote: > > >I was wondering whether you can still berm the north wall of such a > >structure? > > As long as you keep moisture away from the bales...... > > >Can anyone give me an idea on how long does it take to build a cob > >home? For example if I wanted approximately 1500 SQ feet inside, gut > >feel how long would it take 5 people to build the walls assuming all > >materials are close at hand? > > Depends if you insist on mixing 'by hand' or make use of any 'local > indiginous machinery'. Talk to SunRay about tractor cob, it works great > and is much faster when you are trying to get a wall raised. Also, Mark H. > in Ohio has had great success with a cement (mortar?) mixer. You can only > raise a wall so high in a day, depending on how dry your mix is. > > Kat Where can I get a good overall understanding of the cob process? Books, mags, etc? Thanks Steve Muncy
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