Paul O'Neill
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concrete construction. 3d drafting and designing, CAD, using Chief Architect. Classically trained mechanical engineer.

We design and build concrete buildings using insulated concrete forms (ICFs). We also rescue antique timber frames and incorporate antique lumber into new structures, adding carved barnstones.

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recent photos of my first project

Posted on March 31, 2011 at 9:48am 0 Comments

Thanks all for the great compliments on my first project.



the stones vary from 1.5" to 3". about 4 stones we built up to 4". doing the window and door headers was a challenge. had to build just an inch, carve joints and scratch. then lay next inch on top. otherwise it peels off. the carving mix was quickcrete mortar with Tru-pac additive from Walt Tools.



Believe it or not, this is my first project. Nathan's videos were very inspirational. Don at Walt Tools was always… Continue

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At 6:48am on June 28, 2010, Bruce Krauth said…
Your project is looking awesome. Thanks for the friend request. We will have to get together sometime and compare notes.
At 4:08pm on March 25, 2011, Nathan Giffin Vertical Artisans said…
Fantastic!!!
At 5:35am on April 11, 2011, tomohiko hirai said…

Thank you for your comments.

There is cement for the sculpture in Japan. The white cement is used. It is pre-mixed. 
Paints used the Smith paint. The basis is three colors.

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