Hey Y’all, just thought I’d share with you this little video of the pallet Cob classroom I worked on in Florida. You can see how we built it on a deck rather than on the ground in order to keep all the insects and wildlife around intact.

Just finished this interior wall section, it took: 3 days,150 gallons of cob, 1,050lbs

I'm a builder based in southern Utah — would love to connect with any other Southwest folks in here! I recently got to work with Sir Cobalot, which was a great experience, and I'm looking forward to going deeper — his cob oven course is next on my list. Has anyone here done an oven yet? I'd love to hear how it went! Feel free to say hi as well 👋 I attached a photo of a recent sculpture I did out of cob that I'm very proud of!

Greetings lords and ladies of the cobdom, I’ve just acquired a forest realm in Mexico, which will be the site for our cob dreams to come true. Have very little experience but excited to learn and am grateful to have this community resource to help me. Have been thinking about this for months so I have so many small and big questions such as what local wood am I going to use, how is my soil gonna be for cob, can I make my own stained glass windows without lead or solder, how much should I clear the forest around the cobins… The plan is to eventually have over 10 Cobins! And offer this place as a healing sanctuary to others. The building restrictions are way more relaxed here compared to the US and Europe so that’s helpful. Would love to hear from others what they’re planning/creating, no matter how small or big? Wish I could make this hobbit workshop as I’m close very close to Guatemala, hoping the hobbit house eventually becomes an online course. Good look on your adventures!