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| Strawbale Archive for January 2001 |
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| 294 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:41:32 2002 |
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Re: stabilizing top row of bales
ruth harding wrote:
> I am progressing nicely and have three walls up with three to go. The
> problem I have come across is how to stabilize the top row of bales. I am
> not using any kind of netting and the top row fits just under the soffit
> blocking/vents. This means there is no access to the top of the bale. It
> seems to be impossible to fit the bale snug to the post as it wants to lean
> out about an inch or so. I thought that I could use some netting to attach
> the bale to the row beneath, but that doesn't seem to pull it in tight.
Try some wedges. A little friction/compression goes a long way.
> I also want to use 2x10 old growth (recycled ) fir for my door sills. I
> have been advised by a friend that I need to use a hard wood like Oak or
> cherry to lessen wear and damage.
Use your fir. It's pretty hard (for a softwood).
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