So it's not destructible by compression. It is destructible by tension. For *my* application, I want to try embedding netting in the wall. It'll make sense when the whole story is shown.
ElfN
__._,_.___----- Original Message -----From: Ernie PhelpsSent: Monday, September 10, 2007 4:02 PMSubject: [papercreters] Re: Reinforcing - was - tiltupI agree with Spaceman on this one, papercrete is a stone bear to bust
through in any decent thickness. I have a small piece outside that I
use as a guide for how stuff does over time. It has been beaten silly
with both a ballpeen and a small sledge and all it has is a few dents
and dings. It is cast from a small cottage cheese container, about 6"
tall.
- Ernie
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