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Cob: cob blocks?Arthurhlevine at aol.com Arthurhlevine at aol.comTue Jan 7 17:07:22 CST 2003
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 -------------- next part -------------- <HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">has anyone tried making blocks (like maybe say 12W" X 12H" x 16L" )with cob and then stacking and plastering them??<BR> 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<BR> have a great night</FONT></HTML>
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