Large 8ft cardboard rock. Fast and cheap
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2024
- This is a video on how to make a large 8ft rock using a cardboard form to cement to.
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Great work! Looks a lot like the rocks on the moon landing films!
Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.
It’s funny that you likened my rock to the moon landing. As I did a project that we made eight big rocks for NASA's
Curiosity Mars Science Laboratory for the Mars rover Landing in 2012. We made 8 large rock for their national tour. These rocks, Ralston meet out of cardboard in the lightweight due to my high strength. Fiber reinforced cement mix.
Loved every video, starting with you video course!
Ron thanks as always I appreciate your following .I actually been thinking about adding a lot of the longform Contin that I have edited out of most of these UA-cam videos and place it in the DVD course because I speak so much information that I had to edit out because I have to make the video so short, which I don’t do that good of a job on.
Awesome job, thank you for taking the time showing!
Thanks for the positive feedback. I really appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
What a great way to build and outside kitchen
Thank you very much for the feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
I’ve actually made a lot of outdoor kitchens with rock and stone formations. The diversity for what you can make using these techniques is unlimited.
Would love to see it finished with your panther on it. I bet it looks good!
I’m looking forward to having a completed… thanks for watching
Saw this already, but it's so cool to see again! Whew, a lot of arm swinging🥵.
Well, thank you for the positive feedback and I do appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.
Cool project! Yep ya got ta love it! Thanks Jim!
As always grumpy thank you… Have a great day.
Amazing. You got a new subscriber!
Well thank you Anthony I appreciate your positive feedback and your subscription. Thanks for watching my video.
When you cut it down it looked like it would be made into a neat looking pond or water garden! Is that possible to do, make a pond with this cement work?
Yes, we can make all kinds of things. The only thing that limits us is our imagination..
Good to know. Thank you! @@fauxrock
Dear Master. Can you tell me the characteristics of the device for the mechanical application of the composition on the stones? Do you make the cement mixture that you apply yourself or buy a ready-made shotcrete?
The device is a simple cement pump, and I mixed my own mixes for it. Thanks for watching my video.
Genial tù trabajo, ya haciendo tus cursos...
Well, thank you for the kind feedback… I really appreciate you watching my video and you say you’re already doing my course?
@@fauxrock por UA-cam, gracias aprendo mucho
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Love your videos!! Question I had was where do you buy the cardboard L's from? I'm assuming these are cardboard edge protectors?
Thank you for your feedback. I really appreciate you watching my video. The cardboard else can be gotten it. Any appliance center
You are amazing!
You’re wife was right to have you cut down the size otherwise I think the rock would be as big as the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs 😅
Oh, that’s funny…Thank you very much for the feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
Hi, do you think this would be a good technique for climbing the rock, incorporating cracks and hand holds, etc? I've been wanting to do this in my yard.
Yes, this process can be used to make any type of artificial rock feature that you would have in mind… thanks for watching my video
Forever & ever. Dont forget to sign it, maybe your picture. 😉
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Where do you get your mesh? Any tips on that one?
I'm mad my roommate threw all my cardboard out. I had enough to lay on ground for a new flower bed set up and make me a n rock to put in it. Man I'm mad...finding good ideas where to pick up cardboard though. I want to make a rock!! One the cat can lay and stretch out a bit while I have Coffee and watch me pick weeds.
Thank you for your feedback… I really appreciate you watch my video.
The mesh can be obtained at Home Depot. I believe Lowes carries the same product. The link below is for Home Depot.
www.homedepot.com/p/BOEN-38-in-x-150-ft-Non-Adhesive-EIFS-Stucco-Mesh-EM-38150/203071686
I would have loved to see a huge boulder completely done like you started out with. But I could see how it would have looked anyway❤
Hey, Troy, us men, folk, have to stick together… you have to change your opinion…
Im Super excited for your staining video! 🤩 How light would you estimate you could make a cement boulder of that size 4’x8’ ? I would like to cover my septic system so I would need to be able to move it every couple years. 👍 as always ❤your content
Thank you very much for the feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
A lot of times, when I make a bigger rock outcropping a segmented which allows me to be able to make it into move it in the future more easily . Instead of thinking of a boulder you should think of a boulder outcropping, but if I was to make a 4‘ x 8‘ rock say that was a foot tall. I could make that 168 pounds.
@@fauxrock great advice thanks for taking the time and your quick response. 😁
what Glue ( name or product) are you using? I did not hear it if you mentioned it. ( do you make it or Buy it?). If/do you use more than one type for different applications? thanks!
Thank you very much for the feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video.
There are a lot of different manufactures of this glue , which is simply 100% acrylic waterbase glue. The brand this motion nationally recognized as a product called acral, 60.
@@fauxrock thanks for all of your great videos, I've learned so much!! I understand acryl 60 is an admix similar to Sika at homedepot... but they recommend adding it to your mortar mix, why do you spray it on an hour before versus simply adding it in to your mix? --- Also can you spray it on days before or do you recommend just before you start mudding?
@allisongoodlin2826 I use it as a bonding agent and if I’m doing cardboard, I use it to seal the cardboard so it doesn’t absorb water and loses rigidity.
What hydro seal product are you using? And where do you buy it?
My Hydro seal is proprietary and only offered to people who purchase my training. There are a lot of companies to make Hydro seal products on the market. You just have to do a little digging to locate some near you.
Thanks
@@fauxrock
I use a different product that allows me to build a 6 ft tall water feature, that looks like natural stone, painted and water running in a day.
Totally cool… Thanks for watching
What is it?
@@hillamom2360 product from company called Lurncrete. Dries faster and super strong fiber reinforced
Good luck with that… I wouldn’t use anything that David Montoya put forth. I have been aware of his unethical practices since 2004.. again good luck with that.
Kickass!
Well, thank you for that positive feedback. I do appreciate you watching my video.
We need to know the secret cement mix u use
The only way to accomplish that is to purchase one of my training courses…
In the beginning when I made the rock originally I just use the mortar mix from Lowe’s and that’s all I was going to do for this entire Rock project. I only switch to my high strength. Fiber reinforced cement mix because of the flat top having structural requirements that I couldn’t do with the mortar mix without going 3 inches thick.
Where do you buy your mesh tape stuff? And what glue are you using? thanks
I use 100% acrylic glue (water-based) I’m not sure I understand what you mean by the “mesh tape stuff.”
the sheet mesh, what is it called and where do you buy it? thank @@fauxrock
@jonisolis9645 the mesh is available at Home Depot and I think Lowes has the same product. The link below is for Home Depot.
www.homedepot.com/p/BOEN-38-in-x-150-ft-Non-Adhesive-EIFS-Stucco-Mesh-EM-38150/203071686
Thank you so much!
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