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CEB | '''Links and information for using CEB's. | ||
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My (James "Bunny" Slade) experience thus far: | |||
Soil mixture plays a big part on what your blocks look like and how they act after compression. In my limited experience I have had blocks come out good (our 1st 2), completely fall apart (the next 4 using different dirt), loafed (they rose like bread), crumbly, cracking and almost perfect. The first batch that came out was using some store bought dirt from Home Depot. [http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202306643/h_d2/ProductDisplay?selectedCatgry=SEARCH+ALL&jspStoreDir=hdus&catalogId=10053&navFlow=3&keyword=texas+topsoil&Ntpc=1&langId=-1&Nu=P_PARENT_ID&storeId=10051&Ntpr=1&ddkey=Search]. Which looked like this: | |||
[[File:First_block_we_made_-_Cheap_dirt_from_HW_store.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Pretty decent]] | |||
Revision as of 17:37, 15 November 2011
Links and information for using CEB's.
My (James "Bunny" Slade) experience thus far:
Soil mixture plays a big part on what your blocks look like and how they act after compression. In my limited experience I have had blocks come out good (our 1st 2), completely fall apart (the next 4 using different dirt), loafed (they rose like bread), crumbly, cracking and almost perfect. The first batch that came out was using some store bought dirt from Home Depot. [1]. Which looked like this:
