Cob: RE: cob blocks?

Wed Jan 8 05:41:05 PST 2003

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Yea, it's called adobe.=20
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Pat
www.gypsyfarm.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Arthurhlevine at aol.com [mailto:Arthurhlevine at aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 6:07 PM
To: coblist at deatech.com
Subject: Cob: cob blocks?

has anyone tried making blocks (like maybe say 12W" X 12H" x 16L" )with =
cob and then stacking and plastering them??
i plan on making a few (and maybe a few more) just to see what happens. =
i read of a shop somewhere in the uk (not university of kentucky but the =
united kingdom, just a bit of info for all y'all from kansas who wish =
you were in the sec or acc instead of in kansas)  that makes and uses =
them for repair of older buildings but i was wondering about for new =
ones. something to do in the basement while waiting for winter to end
have a great night=20

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  anyone tried making blocks (like maybe say 12W" X 12H" x 16L" )with =
cob and=20
  then stacking and plastering them??<BR>i plan on making a few (and =
maybe a few=20
  more) just to see what happens. i read of a shop somewhere in the uk =
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  university of kentucky but the united kingdom, just a bit of info for =
all=20
  y'all from kansas who wish you were in the sec or acc instead of in=20
  kansas)&nbsp; that makes and uses them for repair of older buildings =
but i was=20
  wondering about for new ones. something to do in the basement while =
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  for winter to end<BR>have a great night</FONT>=20
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