I've been working with the cob slipform method (using forms to shape and construct cob walls) since about 2020. I would definitely have a hard time going back to hand-sculpting cob walls. Unless I was only interested in getting that more organic, uneven look to my walls. But in this video, I explain more of why I won't be hand-sculpting cob walls anymore. The new method is so much better in almost all aspects.

A student shared this video with me. Would you install a cooling system like this if you could?

This was a really good video that appeared in my feed a few days ago. Wanted to share! They even built a timber frame and strawbale house, which they show a little bit of in the video.

Here are some photos from the "Cob Quonset House" that we completed a few years back. The home builder had put up a metal quonset hut structure, and they wanted the two end walls filled in with cob. Here's what it looks like!

I've just begun the layout for constructing my new timberframe kitchen. Watch to see how I do the layout. Please leave questions. I'd like to document this construction for you all here in the Skool group.