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I could use a machine like that. I do it with a chainsaw and it's hard fucken work. As for the girls, I'd like to see them do it with a chainsaw in that attire!!!
 
Nah just a big fucking chain saw and milling attachment
10m log of Yellow Tingle, hard as fuck, tough on tools.
Is what I built my house out of.
Next time I'll have my helpers wear some spandex just to spice up the pics!!
 

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Nah just a big fucking chain saw and milling attachment
10m log of Yellow Tingle, hard as fuck, tough on tools.
Is what I built my house out of.
Next time I'll have my helpers wear some spandex just to spice up the pics!!
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Why do you wear a lampshade at work?
:cool:
 
Very nice work Rob , that must have been a heap of fun (y)
Love the tin ceiling, used to work for a guy building mud houses, his favorite was the tin ceiling, but we used second hand tin
and we then lime washed it.
Very nice house indeed.
Well done.
 
Thanks for the thumbs up on the house. 7 years into it now thought started milling timber years before. I built it with the precision of a model maker.
Nooms favorite saying while holding the end of the tape measure or the water level
Fukken harf mill😄
 
Very nice work Rob , that must have been a heap of fun (y)
Love the tin ceiling, used to work for a guy building mud houses

I helped two blokes build their muddies too. From making the bricks to putting up the telephone poles, and laying the bricks. The long necks needed to make the bricks went into a lot of the upper level bricks and when the sun hit those walls, it was awesome.
I heard termites got into the poles on the the big beer bottle one and the whole thing was deemed unlivable as most of the bedrooms were upstairs. FFS.
 
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Thats exactly what happens Chris,
Not really suited to out Aussie climate and the termites love them....
In countries that have traditional mud dwellings the occupants would remud the exterior
every year or so, cant imagine many people wanting to do that in Aus. :rolleyes:
Like you said, A heap of fun building them though.
 
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