Originally Posted By: cradan This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Back in the days when that house was built, Jim, at least the cardbord box forms had some structural rigidity. The new stuff is usually at least 30-50% post-consumer, and I find that it just doesn’t provide the same consistent form support that the older Miller cases did. Surely you noted the deficiency?
Originally Posted By: psabados This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Just another use for Duct Tape, form integrity. Empties could be used for rebar. Awhile back, way back early seventies, somebody made a house out bottles, Stacked and mortared. Article was in Look or Life magazine, thought it was out in the dessert someplace.
Originally Posted By: wengelking This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
In the Carribean, and Central America, the typical tool for creating the fillet between the floor and wall is a beer bottle. Maybe this contractor was their tool source .
