And The Chinking Continues

[part270579]

Dude you guys all look stoned :) Never have I ever worn sunnies when I'm working outside! But nice work on the cabin. Done my research, read many many books. A perfect effort.

[claytonhaske]

you should use some of the rocks in that creek and make a stone fireplace.

[bigDbigDbigD]

I don't know very much about this but is the cobb going to be stabel? It seems it will always be just flaking off as the logs expand and contract.

[artistkeith3]

I bet this clay chinking was way easier to wash off your hands than PermaChink was for me. It really does not wash off. For about 2 weeks. And on your clothes? Forget it, they're toast.

[dirtTdude]

cob chinking does wash off with water but i think permachink is stronger. thanks for commenting.

[DannysCam]

i use to dig up clay and then make things with it

[dirtTdude]

Did you have an awesome buddy named jason to dig while you film it too ?!

[DannysCam]

naw i did not.... i wish i did.

[dirtTdude]

i hear ya... good buddys named jason dont come along every day.

[ShawnCFarm]

Nice work, takes along time.

[dirtTdude]

Thank you. For me, its not the destination, it's the journey