Roundhouse Rumble: Final Push to Finish our Hyperadobe Roundhouse Earthbag Walls
The Roundhouse Rumble is a monthlong earthbag extravaganza that will see Tiny Shiny Home making one last push to finish the earthbags on their hyperadobe roundhouse. Aided by an articulating boom lift, and lots of new friends, they are giving themselves 30 days to lay the final bag, and are documenting the steps with daily videos.
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Roundhouse Rumble: Days 1 + 2
The Roundhouse Rumble has officially begun! Join us for Days 1 & 2 as we start learning the articulating boom lift and welcome folks to the homestead.
Roundhouse Rumble Days 3 + 4
The Roundhouse Rumble continues! Join us for Days 3 & 4 as we experiment with the boom lift, buckets, and more.
Roundhouse Rumble: Days 5 + 6
Join us for Days 5 & 6 of the Roundhouse Rumble as we continue to make slow progress on Course 22.
Roundhouse Rumble: Days 7 + 8
Join us for Days 7 & 8 of the Roundhouse Rumble as we hit two big milestones: Finishing course 22 and installing our huge metal lintel over the kitchen window.
Roundhouse Rumble: Day 9
Hey guess what? We're laying more earthbags!
Roundhouse Rumble: Day 10
Join us for Day 10 of the Roundhouse Rumble as we complete two whole circle sections in one day, and stay organized for future layers.
Roundhouse Rumble: Day 11
Join us for Day 11 as we race to complete course 23 on the Hyperadobe Roundhouse!
Roundhouse Rumble: Day 12
Join us for Day 12 as we take a break from earthbags and fabricate rebar staples, window forms, and more.
Roundhouse Rumble: Day 13
Join us for Day 13 as we install our transom windows and start course 24.
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About the Author
Jonathan Longnecker is the strongly opinionated tattooed and bearded half of Tiny Shiny Home. He loves making music, figuring out nerdy solutions, exploring the outdoors, and living off-grid.
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