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[Cob] foundation, concretePredrag Cvetkovic predragcv at ptt.yuWed Jan 11 06:08:31 PST 2006
Amanda, one thing you've mentioned I find particularly important - making samples. It is what anyone can do, but often forgets or underestimates. Regarding using rain water, it is also something I will have in mind although in central Serbia water is not so big problem. I have visited a website with pictures of lowering the roof to cob walls - very brave indeed. regards Predrag > A couple of years ago I mixed some sort of vaguely light clay stuff--wood > shavings and clay, packed a couple of samples with it. Not tightly enough. > There was a bit of shrinking. But I expect that even if I had used sawdust > it would be rough enough to take plaster quite nicely. One of the > samples--the one actually in a building isn't going anywhere--it's anchored > with a couple of dozen screws every place they could be put into the frame. > Next time I'm down at the barn I'll pick the other one up and shake it.
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