Cob Warrior wrote:The wheel was never broken. You are doing more work moving water weight and messing with jigs. Guaranteed this is the slowest way to build with earth
Christina Van wrote:Hello! Not sure if you’ll see this as I am replying a year late to this forum. I saw your video on YouTube and love the idea! How has it worked out for you so far? I would like to build something like this however with a shorter lid. Have you found this height to be okay? How about rain? Do you find it gets quite swampy during heavy rainstorms?
Danbi Bigras wrote:If a hit an hempcrete ( without plaster ) wall with my hand, it's very hard and nothing happen, but " i think " that if i do that on LSC wall , my hand will go " in the wall ", Am i right ??
Danbi Bigras wrote:
It would be interesting to have a comment from somebody who used both, but R value seems to be difficult to establish. Not just a matter of R but also the heating system, the design of the house, etc..
Danbi Bigras wrote:
By the way, what do you think of 1500 ft2 of outside wall alone.....? : ) I'm not expecting to do that in one season if we consider how many weeks it takes to dry, so it's ready before winter.
Mmmmm you know what, maybe it's better if you don't tell me !! Hahaha
tracy sane wrote:what sort of protective material should be placed between lime mortar and wood surfaces? I was considering coating wood edges that would otherwise touch lime mortar with roof pitch that wouldn't show. any advice appreciated.