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Cob: RE: roman cementKelly, Sean SKelly at PinpointTech.comTue Mar 14 13:22:18 CST 2000
Hey Frances! Fortunately, there are plenty of folks on this list with the answers! (That's why I keep asking questions... :-) As far as I know adding lime to cob doesn't add too much to it. I dunno much about Roman cement, but I seem to recall hearing about it, that it is better embodied energy-wise than regular cement.... Lime and something.... sand? Well, I'm sure someone else will have better answers on that. As for the location of archives: ARCHIVES OF PREVIOUS POSTINGS ----------------------------- It is HIGHLY recommended that you read at least the first three to four months of the coblist archives, since they answer virtually all of the most common questions. To access the archives, just follow these instructions. To get a copy of past discussion on this list, you can access the archives directly from the web using links in: http://www.deatech.com/natural/coblist this is the recommended approach, since you can access individual messages (as well as digests, and monthly archives) and follow threads with your browser. If you do not have web access, the archives can also be accessed using email. To access using email, send a message to: "majordomo at deatech.com" and place in the body (not subject) of the message, the following line: index coblist This will result in mail being sent to you listing the available files of past mailings. The files each contain all mail transfered in a one month period, and their names end with the year and month in which the mail occurred. To get a file from the returned list, again send E-mail to: "majordomo at deatech.com", but this time place in the body of the message, the line: get coblist filename where "filename" is the name of the file you wish to retrieve. You can place multiple "get coblist filename" requests in the message as long as they are placed on separate lines. Hope it helps you out! Sean Kelly -----Original Message----- From: Frances Grill [mailto:grill at vtc.net] Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 8:24 AM To: coblist at deatech.com Subject: Cob: roman cement Greetings, I've heard several references to "Roman Cement" . Pray tell, what is it and where can I learn more about it. Also, does the addition of builders lime add strength to cob? And Finally, how can I access the archives? I wish I could contribute more answers to the cobbers , but I always seem to have more questions than answers. Thanks to those who know.
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