I want to use the rebar to stack the "logs" and anchor them into the soil below. The reason I would use some form of papercrete would be to make them a manageable weight. I am not worried about the pressure behind them too much. I would use landscape timbers with the same method except I may want to garden in the area and I prefer not to use treated wood. I also want to play with the mix. As far as the forms go I am thinking about running the pipes through the forms from back to front and trust the somewhat runny consistency of the mix to fill in around and under the voided areas.
I may try to used cooking oil trick just to make sure nothing sticks.
thanks,
kat
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> My experience is that papercrete will not stick to plastic pipes. Can you explain in more detail what you want to do?
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> Sincerely, Judith
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