Greetings Spaceman:)
Hope things are going well for you. Thanks so much for the info you provided. The info you provided was very interesting. it seemed very innovative.
You method of using the power spray for pulping looks like a great system. Do you start with dry paper? How can you tell when the paper is properly pulped? Can you help me with your mix design. In cubic or weight measure what is ratio of cement to paper? Is that all you are adding in your mix?
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Hope things are going well for you. Thanks so much for the info you provided. The info you provided was very interesting. it seemed very innovative.
You method of using the power spray for pulping looks like a great system. Do you start with dry paper? How can you tell when the paper is properly pulped? Can you help me with your mix design. In cubic or weight measure what is ratio of cement to paper? Is that all you are adding in your mix?
Again thanks so much for the wonderful documention you provided.
Best wishes Murry
On Thursday, January 9, 2014 12:25 PM, spaceman <Spaceman@starship-enterprises.net> wrote:
Hi Murry. Here is a slip formed project that you may find interesting.
http://starship-enterprises.net/spraywasher/Index.html
spaceman
http://starship-enterprises.net/spraywasher/Index.html
spaceman
On 1/5/2014 8:56 AM, Murry Holley wrote:
On Friday, December 13, 2013 2:09 PM, Murry Holley <murry.holley@yahoo.com> wrote:
Greetings :)My name is Murry Holley. I am new to the group and to papercrete. In fact this is my first ever on line group of any kind.
While new to papercrete I am not new to construction. I started full time in construction in 1965 and have been going ever since. I became interested in solar energy and buildings in 1979 and in about 2000 I began to think very seriously about sustainable living. My wife and I bought some property just outside San Marcos, TX with a mobile home.
Our plan is for a slight enlargement with a new exterior load bearing wall around the entire perimeter. I have considered many options but it appears that papercrete my offer he best trade offs of the good, the bad and the ugly.
For my situation slip forming seems to be a good choice. While I know a lot about forming concrete I know nothing about forming papercrete.
I saw a message from Judith Williams from 2010 where she was constructing a slip form project. I would appreciate any information I can get concerning ALL of the technical aspects of making this happen.
Thanks and best wishesMurry Holley
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