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Tilted
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Have 1,200 lbs of mortar mix.. Ideas?
For all you handymen and women out there:
I have 20 bags of 60lb dry mortar mix lying around (OK, stacked up in a pyramid). Any one have any ideas what I should do with it? Open to any outdoor application suggestions. Thanks! |
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Insane
Location: Over here
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half a ton of mortar mix.
There are so many things you could do with that in the line of revenge...forget construction...destruction is so much more fun! fill in someone's swimming pool re-pave their driveway (with the car parked in it) making sure to neatly mound it up around their tires just scatter it around in someone's lawn and wait for it to rain close off their door/windows encapsulate their [ car | bicycle | mailbox | pet | young sibling ] stack the bags up in the back of someone's pickup truck...especially good if they have a tonneau cover. They'll wonder why they have to tromp so hard on the gas... stack the bags in the doorway of a store so the door can't be opened (house doors open inwards but business doors must open outwards (fire codes)) |
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Tilted
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Crazy
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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I am going to start making concrete tables and such. Mold it, and put some cool legs on the side, it'll be rockin. Or for a better touch, get it polished. But the equipment for that is $$$ I am thinking of getting mine done at a tomb stone carver.
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#14 (permalink) |
Tilted
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I used 1/3 of the mortar and mixed it with cement and gravel and put up a wall on a hillside. After that cures and concrete pad will go behind it.
Pretty much making a small two person patio to kick back on. I like the concrete table idea... more likely I will make a bench.. Thanks for the tips |
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#16 (permalink) |
Upright
Location: Rockville, MD
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-Go to a lake or other place where you can find a bunch of large, cool looking rocks.
-Take a truck-load of rocks home with you. -Build wall with rocks. Actually did this with my dad when I was a kid. It's easy, looks better than cinder-block, and will improve the property value of the place by a couple grand. |
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#21 (permalink) |
Tilted
Location: Midwest
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only time I've ever used a significant amount (don't think it was that much though!) is building a brick retaining/decorative wall at a house I used to own. Was my first bricklaying attempt and it was relatively easy as long as you keep it simple.
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