Hey man so apparently the magazine works! I'm mid job on an indoor pool converted to a wine cellar now, when that's done I'm doing a 150 foot retaining wall for the city of toronto
Thanks again Kenny, The cabin was a group project done this past spring at the R.A.T. Campinar in fairbury Nebraska. There were a number of artists on this forum that participated.
Hey
Ya I've got the carvers set from walt tools with all the stamps. I just loved that flex c mention set just can't afford it haha . I find walt tools doesn't have one that looks quite the same
I'm not surprised they d wanna get rid of flex c ment. I know I did haha
Typically I will make 10-20 planters at a time. I will come up with a general size that I want to make for example 20 iches x 24 inches. Those dimensions would be if you were looking fom above. After deciding on that I will order a block with those dimensions that is 8- 16 feet long. At this point I can decide how tall I want them. Using a chainsaw or hand saw I cut that 8-16 foot piece into individual blocks just like cutting cubes of cheese off a larger block. What I end up with is a rectangular block more or less that I will then cut and sculpt to the general shape I am looking for. Going over foam, I like to glue my scratch coat directly to the foam. To do this I use flex-c-ment primer, It's much easier than trying to use lath. After this it's up to you how you want to attack the carve coat.
I have glued added features with gorilla glue a number of times. I personally have not used recycled foam in my projects but you certainly could for fill in a non structural application
Hey Will, I used Eco procote deco-poz. It's two part, a pail of pozzolan and a jug of polymer. Just mix what you need and go. It's a nice system that requires no primer, all you have to do is prep the surface and apply. It bonds to anything.
oh ya i played with a sample of that back in revelstoke. maybe worth pickin up a bit of it and haviin another try. that stuff harder than the hubs of hell eh
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Thanks again Kenny, The cabin was a group project done this past spring at the R.A.T. Campinar in fairbury Nebraska. There were a number of artists on this forum that participated.
THANKS CHRISTIAN!!
Ya I've got the carvers set from walt tools with all the stamps. I just loved that flex c mention set just can't afford it haha . I find walt tools doesn't have one that looks quite the same
I'm not surprised they d wanna get rid of flex c ment. I know I did haha
Typically I will make 10-20 planters at a time. I will come up with a general size that I want to make for example 20 iches x 24 inches. Those dimensions would be if you were looking fom above. After deciding on that I will order a block with those dimensions that is 8- 16 feet long. At this point I can decide how tall I want them. Using a chainsaw or hand saw I cut that 8-16 foot piece into individual blocks just like cutting cubes of cheese off a larger block. What I end up with is a rectangular block more or less that I will then cut and sculpt to the general shape I am looking for. Going over foam, I like to glue my scratch coat directly to the foam. To do this I use flex-c-ment primer, It's much easier than trying to use lath. After this it's up to you how you want to attack the carve coat.
You are a brave man christian, or just like alot of humor in your life. lol
thank you
hey duder
what product are you using for that countertop micro topping
oh ya i played with a sample of that back in revelstoke. maybe worth pickin up a bit of it and haviin another try. that stuff harder than the hubs of hell eh
Good day,
I picked interest in you after going through your short profile and demanding it is necessary for me to write to you immediately. I have something very important to disclose to you, but I found it difficult to express myself here, since it's a public site.Could you please get back to me on (ronaldmorr001@gmail.com) for full details.
Best regards,
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