Ha, might not be a bad idea! I figure concrete reaching the barrel should be minimal. And probably a chance I might just have to cut them off. It'll be a first for me so I don't know how easily they may or may not "slip" off.
Ha, might not be a bad idea! I figure concrete reaching the barrel should be minimal. And probably a chance I might just have to cut them off. It'll be a first for me so I don't know how easily they may or may not "slip" off.
Speaking of barrels for forms, for those doing a (finished?) basement, how cool would a stack of wooden barrels be, for the center RPSL column? Slipped over rebar, fill with 'crete, then just leave the barrels! Would take some figuring, making sure they stay aligned and don't separate during the pour, but if you pull it off, I think that would be an awesome feature.
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Great idea Rod. It would be so cool. If you had big enough wood barrels you could slip them over the metal barrels as well.
Well I had pretty much settled on a different use for a barrel. But whatever your dream you can get them here: https://jackdaniels.summitmg.com/jdr...&dept_id=14500
Bourbon drinkers you're on your own.
My dream:
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127lb whiskey barrel, no wonder they are so tough.Originally Posted by misplayed-hand
Well I had pretty much settled on a different use for a barrel. But whatever your dream you can get them here: https://jackdaniels.summitmg.com/jdr...&dept_id=14500
Bourbon drinkers you're on your own.
My dream:
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