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[Cob] Test BricksJanet Standeford janet.standeford at gmail.comMon Feb 15 20:25:28 CST 2010
Thank you. I put them in the trailer I don't heat but which gets some from the yurt it's attached to. The shake test looked almost identical to the shake test in the book "The Cob Builder's Handbook". It looked like the same ratios. This is so exciting and it is awesome to be able to share it with all of you. People I talk ro in person are excited about it to some extent but they really don't understand it like you do. On 2/15/2010 4:43 PM, Dulane wrote: > Probably 4 days to two weeks. They would SHRINK fastest in direct sun (but > not in winter). Put them in the shade, or at least bring them in the house, > but not next to a heater. In the heat of summer, you want to tarp your cob > for shade, and uncover it at night. You can even spray it gently...if it is > drying too fast. Drying too fast = cracking and shrinking. > > What did you shake test tell you about your soil? > >
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