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11859 calle vallede
valledecalle Send Email
Jul 24, 2012
11:39 pm
Hi All   We lost all in the range fire in Nebraska Sandhills, now wondering if we will ever build above ground again.    It is now headed toward Valentine...
11860 spaceman
spaceman01of99 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
2:34 am
Calle, so sorry to hear about this. The wild fires are getting worse, and so many have lost all. I know you put your heart and soul into your homestead. ...
11861 michael joyce
mojojoyce Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
3:26 am
I am looking to make 8' wall panels and was wondering what was the thinnest you could make them and not be breakable, no structural support just for walls. ...
11862 spaceman
spaceman01of99 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
4:15 am
I have made panels just a couple of inches thick but they do have a tendency to bow. Garden mesh would be better than plywood, you want maximum drainage. ...
11863 Sohain Naseer
sohaibnaseer13 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
4:16 pm
hello Ron. i am an UG student, working on research paper on papercrete, as you wrote that you had make a small batch in your class room for scientific...
11864 Charmaine Taylor
charmaine49 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
6:12 pm
Hi Alan, years ago the making of an S blade was a long and unsuccessful process with each person reinventing the wheel, and many had systems that didn't work...
11865 spaceman
spaceman01of99 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
6:33 pm
In general you use plenty of water to make it easy to mix. The extra water drains away and leaves most of the cement in the pulp. The water is usually clear as...
11866 Ron Richter
ronerichter Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
7:25 pm
Michael, You mention you are building a mixer.  Is it a tow mixer?  If it is, take the break shoes out of the hubs.  I built a towmixer 9 years ago, and...
11867 Ron Richter
ronerichter Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
7:31 pm
Hi Soahib, The water content is completely not an issue.  The cement will adhere to the paper fibers regardless of the water volume.  Since the water is...
11868 Alan
rustaholic777 Send Email
Jul 25, 2012
11:23 pm
If I have to cut it out of one of my 24" buzz saw blades I am going to have a S shaped blade.  I would rather make it from a couple 10" table saw blades. I...
11869 michael joyce
mojojoyce Send Email
Jul 29, 2012
3:18 am
Thanks for responding and the info Ron, I will remove the brakes.  I am making a tow mixer from a fiberglass tank .  It could hold 350 gallons but I am not...
11870 countryatheartok
countryathea... Send Email
Jul 29, 2012
7:58 am
I have a question! What is the purpose of the 6" void between the 3.5 exterior and 3.5 interior walls? And will this void be filled with anything or just left...
11871 Charmaine Taylor
charmaine49 Send Email
Jul 29, 2012
8:38 pm
I think Mike in Tx was going to leave air between the PC slabs attached to posts 12" apart. Inventor Ken Kern was really big on doing the same but pouring...
11872 Clarke2
danclarke95076 Send Email
Jul 30, 2012
12:02 am
I think I would investigate if the airspace between the walls could be sealed so as to be dead. I'm thinking stucco or plaster inside of the inside wall and...
11873 michael joyce
mojojoyce Send Email
Jul 30, 2012
12:22 am
The reason for the six inches is  I thought it  would be easier to keep the wall continuous instead of coming up to the post every 12'.  The only way to do...
11874 countryatheartok
countryathea... Send Email
Jul 30, 2012
11:09 pm
You can enbedd your 6x6 post in a solid wall and still do your plumbing and wireing at the same time. I know 12' on center is good for infill but I perfer 8'...
11875 oystein_tandberg
oystein_tand... Send Email
Aug 1, 2012
12:49 pm
Dear all, here in Norway I have to pay 78 USD for 30 grams of Borax, that is 1.1 oz - so thus far I have mixed only cement, water and paper - does anyone know...
11876 spaceman
spaceman01of99 Send Email
Aug 1, 2012
11:02 pm
It would seem that most normal washing sodas would work. Mineral content for the fireproofing, and the salt to keep bugs off. If you look at websites with...
11877 Ashok Mathur
ashokchand2000 Send Email
Aug 2, 2012
1:35 am
Dear Mr. Tandberg, Do not pay the price you are being asked to pay.Borax is also known as sodium borate and you can get 5 pounds of sodium borate for  $12.See...
11878 eepjr24 Send Email Aug 2, 2012
1:42 am
Or send an email to Univar, I am sure they can hook you up. If nothing else you can sub in some Boric Acid for the pest control aspects, it works as well if...
11879 Pack
gakayaker Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
1:00 am
I found a FREE course: "introduction to sustainability"; at Coursera.org if anyone is interested in learning everything there is to know about sustainability: ...
11880 Pam Cole
honeyland12 Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
1:04 am
 Thank u very much Packy      Thank you       Pam Thank u very much Packy Thank you Pam...
11881 peddler7122 Send Email Aug 9, 2012
3:38 am
... Sustainability It should mean the use of a resource that does not deplete it. Papercrete and Rice Hulls are sustainable. I spent 15 years salvaging old...
11882 Christine Baker
highdesertpe... Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
4:31 am
Very interesting. ... Fairbanks, Alaska, had at least two public recycling sites where people could drop off all kinds of appliances, furniture, toys, whatever...
11883 Forrest Charnock
peddler7122 Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
7:10 am
Ten years ago I was in a bad wreck and had to get out of the recycling biz. Just before that I was driving through Houston on the way to Providence to buy a...
11884 Garth & Kim Travis
airdriel Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
11:37 am
Greetings, Habitat for Humanity no longer exists in this part of Texas, Thanks to Dan Phillips and his Phoenix Connection. He builds homes with 80% recycled...
11885 Forrest Charnock
peddler7122 Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
1:30 pm
That is great news, I wished it would have happened when I was still healthy and still at home (Houston) In Mass. the demolisher I was buying wood from was...
11886 Garth & Kim Travis
airdriel Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
1:46 pm
Greetings, Dan now speaks all over the world, has started a mentoring program and is super busy teaching others how to do what he is doing. The movement is...
11887 Leah
tweetinleah Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
2:43 pm
What is an inexpensive way to cover the outside of my house. I was thinking some kind of plastering, but I am lost. Thanks for any help....
11888 Charmaine Taylor
charmaine49 Send Email
Aug 9, 2012
4:14 pm
Forrest, your experiences of seeing waste like that breaks my heart. I talk to small contractors who take almost new washers, stoves, doors, perfect 100...
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