--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "ngrdh" <hnegaard@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am looking for suggestions on how to get a very finely ground
> slurry paper pulp. I don't want the normal bumps and pieces that
> normal papercrete has; I'd like it to be very smooth and finely
> chopped so you would not even know that it is paper. I'm thinking
> along the lines of a industrial blender with a cutting action?
With a rotary nozzle on the pressure washer I can make pulp as smooth
as I want. Takes a bit more time, but you can get it down to a thick
batter consistency as opposed to the normal oatmeal consistency. Will
require a bit of water being drained off for sculpting use, I suspect.
If you are not sure about putting a couple hundred into the washer and
nozzle, try borrowing one from a friend or neighbor first. Worst case,
you can rent one at your local rental outlet for around $50.
- Ernie
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