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Ram Shackle Desert Farm
Registrace 13. 03. 2014
Focused on reusing, repurposing, and recycling local trash into ramshackle wonderfulness.
Paul Robinson Unity Dome From Trash (pt. 1)
A bunch of old pallets, discarded sheets, and onion/potato sacks from local food banks.
$30 in decking screws, and
$40 in cement.
Using Paul Robinson’s FREE plans for the Unity Dome, I built the shell from pallets that I took apart and removed the nails from.
The potato/onion sacks work well as a replacement for fiberglass mesh.
$30 in decking screws, and
$40 in cement.
Using Paul Robinson’s FREE plans for the Unity Dome, I built the shell from pallets that I took apart and removed the nails from.
The potato/onion sacks work well as a replacement for fiberglass mesh.
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July 26, 2018
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Good job boys!)
Part 2? How did that concrete sheet cover turn out? Very curious.
OMG, dipping the dome's cover into the cement! What a brilliant idea!!! 😍😍👋👋👋👍
OK quite some work… can you show the final result and your conclusions what things you should do different or ‘better’? Greetings …
atta boy. I love this kind of thing... I can tell you that Buckminster Fuller loved recycling, too God Bless you, you old hippie you
Built with “rescued materials”. 😬
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