[Cob] cob in post and beam

[Buckaroo Bonzai]

Brad,
  as I recall, Darel mentioned this before, you can
use the wattle and daub method where you can anchor
some boards, willow branches, or stips of bamboo
across the beams and even woven amongst themselves. 
Twine can be used for the inter crossections and nails
for the endpoints.   

  I also recollect, and have to agree with Darel that
stainless steel nails or otherwise rust free nails
shoud be used for these walls.

  You could easily work with this. Lared

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--- Brad Calvert <umbrella at netspace.net.au> wrote:
> How is cob best tied into a post and beam frame?  I
> have been thinking of a
> sort of mud and stud wall and perhaps having largish
> nails partly hit into
> the sides of the studs, the protruding ends of the
> nails then embedded into
> the cob.
> 

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