Hi Udi,
I wonder if you have photographed your process. I would love to see
pictures, particularly of how you placed your tires. Also (forgive my
ignorance) do your proportions indicate weight or volume?
Thanks.
Ruth
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<levecosolutions@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Heather
> I have been building pc benches for a while now & the most important
fact I have found out s that a pc stucco could form a very hard shell,
so..
A. make sure your structure is well built & firm (Use tires which I
stuff with plastic & building leftovers). try kicking it. If it
doesn't move, than it won't bend or crack from use or heavy persons
B. Chicken wire s helpful. the metal creates a unified shell & it
should be placed between 2 layers of PC.
C. a mix with earth is (in my case) much harder and smother than
without. I use a 10:1:2-3 (paper:cement:earth). my dirt is about
20-30% clay.
>
> good luck
> udi
>
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