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If you're going to put in a basement, how do you waterproof the rubble stone foundation? Or is a basement out of the question in that case? We've got a lot of stone, folks.By the way, the old barn thing sounds a little like a precursor or "variation" on Superior Wall. Think about it and see if you agree. After all, Sup W sits on a simple #57 stone foundation, by their spec. No other footing required.
Neighbor used that fiber in his cement for his shop and it cracked all over. I had seen a formula for 5 ibs for every yard used in cement which is around 15 dollars. Seen a u tube where cement trucks with this in it back up and pour no rebar needed and seen stress test videos. I paid off my college back when i was 18/19 worked as an iron worker built a bridge and was a welder going through school. Most rebar would sit for weeks/months come in rusted. Even one engineer almost threw out construction on a rebar tube already put together over rust. I spent 3 days with a wire brush just to make them happy. I learned a lot on that job. Some new technology is great. When i came across a man retiring from Alcoa selling his welding equipment i jumped on an old 300 amp DC machine i can even do carbon arc now and love the thing.
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